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If you're a tourist business and the tourists know it as 144 I would stick with that. However, you may be able to get further insight off adwords keyword tool or traffic estimator. You can try some searches and see what the traffic looks like to try to gauge which search pulls more traffic.

try deleting the  subpage content. It might be too keyword stuffed and u might have got penalized. I'd get in touch w Google via Webmaster tools

I am starting to miss the old OSE. I've found that for a lot of the pages on our site, the new OSE is showing WAY more links and most of them are garbage nonsense links from China, Russia, and the rest of the internet Wild West.

For instance, in the old OSE, this page used to show 9 linking domains:

http://www.uncommongoods.com/gifts/by-recipient/gifts-for-him

It now shows 454 links. Some of the new links (about 5 of them) are legitimate. The other 400+ are garbage. Some are porn sites, most of them don't even open a web page, they just initiate some shady download. I've seen this for other sites as well (like Urban Outfitters) This is making it much harder for me to do backlink analysis on bc I have no clue how many "Normal" links they have. Is anyone else having this problem ? Any way to filter all this crap out ? See attached screenshot of the list of links I'm getting from OSE.

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Thanks for being so thorough with your answer!

I'll have our tech team take a look at the markup. We used to have our review content embedded as part of the html code and I've heard that increases crawl frequency and was also easy for search engines to understand. Now I think we  might be using AJAX which apparently causes confusion for crawl bots.

Would you rather have someone +1 your homepage or add you to their Circles? Which one will help you out more in the SERPs ?

Hey Ben thanks for your feedback.

We did change the extensions somewhat recently..We didn’t use .html, but we did use .jsp before a site redesign in October.  So for instance, our item page URLs used to be:

www.uncommongoods.com/item/item.jsp?itemId=13271

and are now:

www.uncommongoods.com/product/pee-pee-teepees

We never had an extension on the homepage; for category pages (non-product pages), we made the switch around June 2010, and for the product pages and all other pages we made the switch in October 2010.

What would you suggest we do as a solution to get our page rank back?

Hi all,

I've been looking around at some of our competitors websites and I've been noticing huge amounts of keyword stuffing throughout the pages and also grouped within the bottom of the page. From what I've been taught it's not a good thing to do and you can be penalized for it. What's anyone else's take on keyword stuffing and how it's looked upon in 2017? Is there a max amount of keywords you should have on your page?

Here are a few URL's to the websites I'm talking about and their webpage.

https://www.walmart.com/cp/personalized-gifts/133224 - Keyword stuffing in the bottom group text  for the word "personalized"

http://www.personalcreations.com/unique-groomsmen-gifts-pgrmsmn - Keyword stuffing in bottom group text for "groomsmen"

http://www.groovygroomsmengifts.com/ - keyword stuffing throughout page for "groomsmen"

When we post links to product pages onto our Google Plus account, the image never shows up in the post. Only the name of the product and our domain name appears. Has anyone experienced this problem or have ideas on how to fix?

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