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Thanks Chad

New site will have new content tho I will be targeting the same keywords.

As I read your response it would be best to purchase a separate hosting from GoDaddy for the new site.

Building a new site for my business (different URL)

For SEO purposes...Is it ok to host the site on the same account as my existing site (GoDaddy) or should I purchase a seperate hosting account?

Thanks

Thank you Keri for taking the time to look at my site.

I was not aware of the nova site on my domain...and will have it removed.  Additionally I will research the "wildcards" issue and determine the best way to correct.  I'm reading that unless I intend to block pages from the Googlebot (which I am not) there is no need to have a robots.txt file?

It appears the source of the original problem points towards a DNS issue with my host GoDaddy.  I will advise when I know for sure so that others who encounter this problem may be helped.

@ Alan Bleiweiss - As a man that often works outside in temps exceeding 115 degrees
your use of “harsh” puts a smile on my face.

I sincerely appreciate the time and insight you have provided.  Ensuring enough business for 24 employees so that they can feed and support their families is a responsibility not taken lightly.

Your response is a golden opportunity to right a ship that I thought was on course.  It would be easy to place blame on “bad guidance” and/or hired “experts.”  The blame and responsibility falls directly upon me.  The ole’ “trust but verify” rule was ignored.

After throwing thousands of dollars at so called “experts” who seem to disappear,
fail to deliver, and/or apparently have no clue…this termite man has attempted
to take matters into his own hands.  It appears the equivalent of handing you my equipment and sending you out to service a home for our native species termites. LOL

It would appear I should abandon work on the “Myopic SEO” site and concentrate on
building a “Sustainable SEO” site.

I've taken this opportunity to view one of your Webinars (Vertical Measures) and found it informative. Are you available for "guidance?"

@ Alan Bleiweiss - As a man that often works outside in temps exceeding 115 degrees
your use of “harsh” puts a smile on my face.

I sincerely appreciate the time and insight you have provided.  Ensuring enough business for 24 employees so that they can feed and support their families is a responsibility not taken lightly.

Your response is a golden opportunity to right a ship that I thought was on course.  It would be easy to place blame on “bad guidance” and/or hired “experts.”  The blame and responsibility falls directly upon me.  The ole’ “trust but verify” rule was ignored.

After throwing thousands of dollars at so called “experts” who seem to disappear,
fail to deliver, and/or apparently have no clue…this termite man has attempted
to take matters into his own hands.  It appears the equivalent of handing you my equipment and sending you out to service a home for our native species termites. LOL

It would appear I should abandon work on the “Myopic SEO” site and concentrate on
building a “Sustainable SEO” site.

I've taken this opportunity to view one of your Webinars (Vertical Measures) and found it informative. Are you available for "guidance?"