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One of my concerns is that I'm transferring the content to a site that we don't own.  Essentially a previous competitor.  I want to make sure that even though we are transferring the content related to these particular products that it would negatively impact the things I'm not transferring.

I realize there are no absolutes on things like this, but I'm trying to get a general field of where the pitfalls would be and make sure that I'm thinking it through thoroughly.

Now that you have a bit more information, anything else you might warn me about?

Our e-commerce store is moving away from a set of products.

Instead of just redirecting these to an another section of our site, we were considering redirecting them to another site that sells the product.

I don't mind losing that traffic, but I don't want it to inadvertently hurt our other product lines.

Any thoughts on the impact of 301 redirecting a certain section of traffic to another domain?   Anything I should we on the lookout for or consider?

Ugh... not the answer I was looking for.  I've removed all the things that would tell google that there is video on the page.  I just wasn't sure if there was anything else I could do.

Thanks!

Ok, so here's a good one for you.  I was ranking well (2-3rd) position when I got it into my head that I should implement some video SEO to get the video to appear next to my ranking.  Well I did that with the help of Wistia.  Only problem is my 2-3 ranking become 4-5, and I also became convinced that the page seemed less desirable as video content when I saw it in the rankings.  So... I want to undo what I did.

I removed the video sitemap and the SEO video markup from wistia, but it's been weeks and Google has still got me listed as video content.  Any thoughts on how to accelerate the undoing of this damage?

Ok, I rewrote the content completely on the www.simplifiedbuilding.com site, so I guess we'll see where this goes.

Thanks for the input.

I have a piece of content (that is similar) that legitimately shows up on two different sites.  I would like both to link, but it seems as if they are "flip flopping" in ranking.  Sometimes one shows up, sometimes another.  What's the best way to differentiate a piece of content like this?  Does it mean rewriting one entirely?

http://www.simplifiedbuilding.com/solutions/ada-handrail/

http://simplifiedsafety.com/solutions/ada-handrail/

I want to the Simplified Building one to be found first if I had a preference.

Is there a way to get a keyword ranking summary report emailed to me for specific tags?

Yeah this is a good thought, but unfortunately these images are hosted on flickr so that won't help me too much.  I'm in the process of moving them to my site and I'm trying to figure out what impact that might have on my search traffic.

I have a general followup to this question:

If I find out that an image is indexed in google images, is there a good way to track (using google analytics) how much traffic a particular traffic is being driven by the image?

Thanks for all the help.

I think this sounds like the way to go.