Make sure you make the pages so that there are no follow pages and no index there's no risk of Google penalizing you for duplicate content whatsoever.

Build away. I hope I have helped you

Sincerely,

Thomas

It would appear that you have more of a problem with your navigation then duplicate content. However that's not to say I would not remove http://www.discountstickerprinting.co.uk/#tabThree

I would simply make sure that the link is rewritten as well as pointing to a true price page instead of what sending people to now.

Is the site still under development?

I would either higher a developer to correct it or go to team treehouse to learn HTML and correct it yourself.

The best of luck to you,

Thomas

Because you are in the country you wish to target already you could geo-target the domain to Canada and simply use the language but the using set up below would work. You may also want to read this by KATE MORRIS - http://www.stateofdigital.com/use-hreflang/.

You could check the above using http://www.impersonal.me/ and http://moz.com/blog/using-the-correct-hreflang-tag-a-new-generator-tool.

Hope this Helps,
Tom

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Hi,

Screaming frog does in fact show you the links that would be considered external links. Here is a great guide.

http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/screaming-frog-guide

If you look at the external part of Screaming frog you'll find what you're looking for however you may also do this with

Moz.com

using either the campaign tool or the browser plug-in.

I would suggest reading the seer interactive guide and sticking with screaming frog it is an outstanding tool.

Here are some other tools which I hope will help you if that is not the route you wish to go.

If you could post a photograph of what you are looking for or what you mean by it only showing you the internal link count I know what you mean by that I just want to see what screen you're looking on to get the The answer you're looking for.

Here are some more tools that will allow you to scan up to 1000 pages of your website for free and will tell you the information you're looking for.

http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/tools

if you cannot find what you're looking for in their you might want to try

http://raventools.com/

https://colibritool.com/

http://www.quicksprout.com/2013/02/04/how-to-perform-a-seo-audit-free-5000-template-included/

distilled.net/U might be the best way to find out these types of things however it is a complete search engine optimization training course.

Sincerely,

Thomas

Hey Kate,

I remember this question as well it's a year old now great catch and they answer. Thumbs up.

Imagine if you tried to target all of  different French  dialects   if you tried to target all of that with one url  you would not be able to have the subtle differences between French and Canadian French

just like a US English and Canadian English there are minor details that make a huge difference to Google. Also I'm sure this is been sa just like in US English and Canadian English there are minor details that make a huge difference to Google.

Also I'm sure this is been said  however I think it is worthwhile to host your website in the country you're targeting.  Canada in this case  (This not that it is going to hurt you badly)  as long as hosting it's very fast were you going to target. if you do not however there is evidence pointing to the IP still making a large difference after Geo targeting. )

See Richard Baxter's article on using a UK IP versus US IP on the exact same hosting company and getting a pretty large difference in results based on the IP address  after Geo targeting.

https://builtvisible.com/ip-location-search-results/

What's interesting is WPE (the host) was using a proxy so hosting was still out of the UK  Data center but was assigned or US IP addres.

I hope that helps and agree 100% with what Kate said. She really knows her stuff.

Tom

what I would suggest you do is Google the average time someone gets a response from dmoz

unfortunately I believe you'll find a lot of people waiting years not just 2 weeks. They are all essentially volunteers and there aren't enough of them to keep up with the work. I would not worry about that directory it had its day and it's a directory after all. You can get much better links using different tactics found here in SEOmoz than you ever will by registering your site with dmoz

I'm in agreement with you to leave it there and see if it works. I hope it does definitely do the Google search. But if it tells you something that doesn't agree with or I'm saying please let me know because I would be shocked.

glad I was able to help

sincerely,

Tom