@vtialscom and @Barry Smith,

Thanks for your input. I agree with you both. Your resources are spot on Barry.

Cheers

Meaning heading tags (H1, H2, H3, etc) are a critical part of good on-page optimisation. Fair enough. It helps humans and bots make sense of a page's content.

3 questions regarding implementation of heading tags:

1. Should heading tags appear in sequence in the HTML code. I.e. H1 first, then H2 lower down, etc.?

2. Can the page contain more than one H1 tag?

3. Can the page contain multiple H2, H3, H4 tags?

As long as YOU know that you don't promote your site via porn/gambling sites then who cares? Explain to them your sites history and then they wont jump to conclusions when they see your link profile.

Its impossible to remove that link anyway, unless you contact the web-master.

GREG

I wouldnt worry about links comming in. Aslong as you arnt linking out to these dogy sites your all good.

Think about it, if i wanted to penalize my competitor, i would purchase a whole bunch of porn links directing them to my competition and intern they get penalized. This doesn't happen, so you have nothing to worry about.

GREG

Just tell them you will find out were they came from using Google analytic's. You don't need to ask them at all.

GREG

As long as Google can index the content, i don't see how or why it could be a problem. If the spiders can access the content and you don't make life hard for them you should be good.

GREG

Thanks, that makes sense YouON. I could create interesting/funny/entertaining videos on YouTube for brand awareness, and more product/tour orientated videos on my site for  pre-selling and SEO

Thanks for the advice everyone

Greg

This isn't really a question per say, but more of a request for advise.

We are in the process of creating videos for our travel website. They are more informational and do not promote any products as such.

I am aware of the options, and I am leaning towards creating a pro account with Vimeo so that the videos are available only on our website. The reason for this is so that we can at least get credit for our work, as when they are on you tube, anybody can syndicate the video without linking to our website.

I am also aware that there are allot of searches happening on YouTube, and it may be worse if we choose not to upload our videos there as we would loose out on a big audience.

it would be GREAT if we had the best of both options. And i had an idea i want to get your opinions on.

Create the video and upload onto our website with "lower competitive" title / meta / body.

Submit the video on YouTube with a "Higher competitive" keyword / title /meta and description.

When someone finds our video, they might search YouTube to avoid linking back and wont find it, (although it is there getting traffic from a similar keyword)

Branding is the number 1 objective for these videos, so you tube + many other video sites would be the way to go. However, i would also like our own "private" video blog on our site so that if web masters like the video, we can give them the option of embedding it on there site (like SEOMOZ do it on there whiteboard Fridays)

Your comments and suggestions will be muchly appreciated.

Greg