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Well first see if the promo works if it does and numbers make sense, you can apply the unconditional free shipping for a while if the behavioral economics of peoples choices are similar in a sense that they treat the promo and actual shipping change the same way, you can leave unconditional. shipping as is, if not revert back to the initial pricing.

3 Stage:

1. Promo test

2. Change shipping rate on the website, and try unconditional for a while

3. Keep or revert back

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Sign in to Moz. Top Right Click on the Person Icon next to the question mark and search icon

Then: Billing and Subscription -> Billing Information (Second Tab) -> Bottom half (Invoice History)

Click VIEW on the relevant date in question

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Wordpress, All the way. One answer because of its huge and kind support community.

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Just to add what EGOL mentioned in his post from ways back, with something else EGOL mentioned recently in http://moz.com/community/q/advice-needed-on-a-potential-domain-purchase, with something that is really important in this day/age in SEO to consider: "However, if it is a long-established site with enormous amounts of domain queries, backlinks, brand mentions, likes, etc. then my concern would start to go up."

In other words Good history is good for your domain, but its hard to come by these days, no history may also be good, bad history is really bad. And more and more you find companies with bad history selling their domains to get rid of them. History = some of the things EGOL mentioned, with big emphasis on back-link profile quantity and most importantly quality.

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Also if you would like to run it for more than one day. You can perform A/B Testing if this is something you are comfortable doing. Depending on your website or platform there are free plugins or paid services that will allow you to do it in a randomized fashion. If you are looking for a larger sample with which to make your decision.

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Hardley111,

Mike Roberts mentioned a section when your friends are online. Check to see if they go hand in hand with your findings as to when people are online and click.

I am not sure, maybe others can fill in as to setup when promoted posts are run from FB's side. You do have the option to manually pause each post.  If your assumption is valid, you can post when your audience is online and pause the promoted post when you feel satisfied with the reach. Otherwise it will continue for a day. Testing is a key here

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Thanks for this Robert!

There has not been a need on my end, but here is how you can easily do it:

https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200168546-How-do-I-add-a-CNAME-for-Google-PageSpeed-

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1. Both Google + Bing should be fairly accurate coming directly from the actual companies data.

2. So..., are Bing users typical kind of users who uses other search phrases? Could very well be true.

3. The fact that there in this case and for most people as well about 10x more search volume is definitely part of the issue.

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_Should my Google Plus page be a local business page or company page from SEO perspective? _

• Local Business or Place
  This is usually the one to go for as it gives the option of giving your phone number which will be tied to your Google Places account. Its for A business in a location with a name Joe's Pizza in Aberdeen or Jean's Pet Shop in Paris
• Product or Brand
  This is used if the product is less geocentric and clearly defined like clothes, cars, electronics and financial services
• Company, Institution or Organization
  Use this category if you are less focused on selling and more of a service provider (Oxfam, Red Cross)
• Arts, Entertainment or Sports
  If you set up a fan page .. here is where to do it. TV, films, music, books, sports and theatre
• Other
  Suffice to say .. you will be asked if the material is suited to under 18 year olds or if there is any alcohol related material (from:http://www.calcouk.com/set_up_google_business_page.html)

This is of first importance, SEO will work the same way for most of these, for more specific SEO advice to G+ Pages see here: http://maximizesocialbusiness.com/google-plus-seo-8351/

Generally a week at a time is a good interval, this is also the rate at which Moz sends out crawl reports or rankings.

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https://bufferapp.com/app analyzes the best time to post a post after analyzing most active time of your followers. You auto schedule a post and then once its live you promote the post for an extra boost.

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http://seogadget.com/links-data-excel-seomoz-api/ would using something like this help directly?

Also others have used Netpeak with Parallels for Mac

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It is very common for W3TC to perform slower if not configured correctly, or don't have optimal server side configuration to run W3TC caching/speed-improvements. Feel free to read more:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/web-sites-about-20-slower-with-w3-total-cache

Some opt for simpler caching plugins like super cache http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/

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Great info Robert, do you geo-tag your images as well, in this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geotagging sense of the word?

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An interesting thing that few have been saying is that Google approves of their service as white hat, with no direct source of the quote.

here: http://seobandwagon.com/2013/zemanta-related-posts/ and http://www.seoperks.com/blog/is-zemanta-a-link-scheme

From my experience their choice of linking options is limited to me. Manual linking works better for me.

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Dr. Pete,

"at least one major search engine used META keywords as a spam signal in the past" - I heard that some where as well, that is partly why the question was asked

...Safe to assume some search engines still use it as a spam signal?

Thanks again Devanur, same to you!

By propagating I meant all the statistics currently up, not in a sense of DNS propagation, it takes a while for Google to crawl and the stats to the GWT dashboard. But its not really hard to re-set that up, just dont really see a reason now that the old profile shows the preferred choice selected.

Yes, 301 perm redirect set up

Hi Carlo Del Fabbro,

You mentioned that you prefer not to use sub-directories but prefer sub-domains. To my understanding and according to Matt Cutts: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MswMYk05tk subdomains and subfolders work the same way.  There are some downsides with subdomains, but I do not believe they are with SEO, so it should not steer you away from using a subdomain.  I am not sure why Rubix mentioned that in the post maybe ask him to clarify or get others to chime in

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