Hi,

For the most part, Google can find their way well around dynamic pages with few problems. There are always going to be exceptions, but this tends to be when there are lots of parameters to the URL structure.

As long as it is pretty simple, you shouldn't have any problems.

-Andy

I had a look at Distilled U and while it caters for all levels, there is a fair bit of advanced content. I was under the impression that there was a free trial for this, but could be wrong.

i can only speak for this, but I found it well paced with good examples and explanations.

-Andy

There is no guarantee Google will do this. The advice is work on Brand, but you can't guarantee they will change anything.

-Andy

This is a subject where you are going to get a lot of disagreement and I think that the guy who insists on having HisBigAssCompany on the front end of the title tag will argue a lot louder and longer than I do. 

Amen to that

I don't agree at all with having brands at the front - not needed, but when Google appends it with this, there isn't a lot you can do, sadly. If you see a Brand: <title></strong>, then you know Google have been doing their thing.</p> <p>-Andy</p></title>

Hi,

Brand is very important to Google now, and you need to shout about it as much as you can and it can help with a number of factors, especially now Google has said that Brands will gain dominances in the SERPs for related searches.

Rather than turn this into a huge thread, have a read of this article, which looks at many aspects of what Google is doing to branding now:

http://socialmediatoday.com/georgestevens48/1317336/google-rewriting-page-titles-time-brand

-Andy

For the most part, Google can find their way well around dynamic pages with few problems. There are always going to be exceptions, but this tends to be when there are lots of components to the URL structure.

As long as it is pretty simple, you shouldn't have any problems.

-Andy

Hi Reece,

A lot of sites do this and I think it is pretty much common place these days. All you have to remember is that the important information that you want Google to see, should be the paragraph that is shown on load.

Just remember though, that the more you hide, the less that Google is likely to see the page as an authority if all they are left with is just a single paragraph.

That said, build the page for visitors rather than search engines and make it as user friendly as you can.

-Andy