Nathan,

Thanks for your response. The domain name is www.Oransi.com and I did use Tamara's advice, which worked for the most part. Certain variables came into play that I wasn't expecting, but overall that did fix my issue. However, if you could indeed suggest to the V13 product team about using product names as H1s, I believe your clientele would benefit indeed.

Thanks to everyone who helped here.

So I'm working with a client who has no heading tags on his site and I'm wondering if there is an ideal method to implementing these on the product pages specifically, as the wording I ideally want to specify is is the product title, which i can't really code with an H1.

Has anyone run into this issue? If so, what was your solution?

Also, how vital are these heading tags on the product pages, anyways?

If the Volusion SEO expert could chime in, that would be much appreciated.

Thanks everyone!

Thanks for the responses. Much appreciated!

I have a quick question that I think I know the answer to but I wanted to get some feedback to make sure or see if there's additional feedback.

The long and short of it is that I'm working with a site that currently has a .net domain that they've been running for 6 years. They've recently bought a .com of the same name as well. So the question is:

I think it's obviously preferable to keep the .net and just direct the .com to it. However, if they would prefer to have the .com domain, is 301'ing the .net to the .com going to lose a lot of the equity they've built up in the site over the past  years? And are there any steps that would make such a move easier?

Also, if you have any tips or insight just into a general transition of this nature it would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Thank you for the response Ryan.  Although the site is not outwardly "hiding" the copy, from a usability standpoint this method does not seem to carry much if any value to the person visiting the page.  I figured Google would see this as a lame attempt at search engine bate and frown upon the practice.

I noticed Moosejaw was adding quite a bit of content to the bottom of category pages via a div tag that makes use of a scroll bar. Could a site be penalized by Google for this technique?

Example: http://www.moosejaw.com/moosejaw/shop/search_Patagonia-Clothing____