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Hi Woj. I've yet to use that, but conceptually it sounds like it would work as part of platform that's already using a delivery solution: "Edge Redirector requires a delivery solution and works in concert with other Akamai Intelligent Platform capabilities."  If the server based .htaccess is becoming very large and a bottle neck to serving pages globally, I'd consider it.

Hi Woj, Good luck on your project! I created a board with Seo Parallax Responsive Websites. Please add your project to the board if you get it too work! http://www.pinterest.com/ecumbre/seo-and-parallax-scrolling/ thanks Carla

This is a pretty late response to this question, but I wanted to provide an answer to people who may happen upon this search. Neustar Localeze is one of the four primary databases: the others are Acxiom, Factual, and Infogroup. Neustar Localeze is more expensive than, say, Moz Local, because you're getting something more meaningful: you're updating one of the central databases that thousands of other directories rely on to populate their listings. I would suggest that it's worth it.

Thanks, this is what I was originally leaning towards: Display lowercase name in the body text in italics (because until now it has always been with a capital first letter - so this would softly point out the change) Display capital first letter to signify noun in meta data (titles & meta desc)

Hi Woj, I agree with Ryan.

My understanding of how a CDN is configured is it's a back-end server change. The HTML will still appear as mysite.com/image.jpg but when a request for that image is made, your server will tell the user's browser to fetch it from cdn.chicago.akamai.com/mysite.com/image.jpg. Your server still hosts the image and is the primary source of the image. That image is duplicated on CDN servers throughout the country and world depending on what cdn plan you purchase. So in short, the images are hosted on mysite.com and images should not be taken out of the mix. You can confirm this by checking well known sites which use Akamai: cbsnews.com washingtonpost.com facebook.com