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It shouldn't be. I just recommend not to over do them or over optimize them. Try to open relevant profiles from useful channels, such as Google profile, etc... Rand discuss great places to do this tactic on his last webinar Future of Link Building
Hope this helps.
I am looking into several SEO tools to track daily rankings, backlinks, etc and found the SEOClarity tool which seems pretty good and complete. However, I would like to see if anyone has used it and if its worth the price for it. Thank you!
Thank you David,
You are right, i should probably use both.
We have several presentations from Webinars, Seminars, etc. We currently use SlideShare, but I noticed that SEOmoz uses Scribd instead. Is one better than the other on a SEO perspective?
There are a couple that come to my mind when i used them working for an agency. I remember one client had some temporary pages that didn't want to get indexed, explaining certain problem with a product at that time. We wanted the page to be live, but didn't want the problems that the product was having to show up in the search engines since it was just temporary.
Also, pages that are targeting same keywords that you dont want to erase or redirect and instead want to keep them live but at the same time you dont want to compete with the other main page. You just block it to the search engines.
Hope this helps
For pages you don't want them to show up on search results. =P
As MaryAnnG says, i would keep both, and smallbusinessdoer.com as the main one and the biz one redirecting with a 301 redirect to the long version. With this you can always use the short one in specific cases such as twitter or other marketing places when is needed.
It depends on the purpose of your blog. I recommend on a separate domain if you want to gain shelf space or for reputation management purposes.if you have a site that already has great domain authority and high PageRank, you could use the blog separately to have value on two different domains. However, if your site is fairly new, i recommend to host it within your company's website as Lewis and Barry say, to use those links and help your main domain.