Hi, it very much depends on the individual site and how often it is updated normally.

For pages like on this forum. Google spiders and updates within 30 minutes or so it seems. If your site is updated less often then it will take longer for Google to revisit.

A week would be a reasonable average I guess. I assume you submitted a sitemap? Was it just the Title tag and Meta description that changed?

It's possible you could still be queued for a revisit but I would have thought it wouldn't take much longer.

Peter

That's a really helpful and comprehensive answer Marcus. Thank you for that!<thumbsup></thumbsup>

Peter

Hi

I would think that renting a Regus office address is no different to renting office space in any serviced office location.

It will always take a bit of time to establish a new address/location and be able to SEO around it, but name, address, phone number (with the local code prefix) on the site page(s) is an definite requirement.

Provided your client is not going to be there for a short time then I would back that up by growing citations of their office so that all "signposts" so to speak point to their legitimate office location.

Rand Fishkin spoke on this subject in a Whiteboard Friday back in May. You can watch it here: <a title="http://moz.com/blog/discovering-local-citation-opportunities-whiteboard-friday">Discovering Local Citation Opportunities - Whiteboard Friday</a>

I hope that helps,
Peter

There appears to be some sort of redirection loop happening, but I don't know what could be the cause. Possibly a faulty cookie?

If you paste moz.com/logout into your address bar and hit return, I find you can then login correctly.

I hope that helps,
Peter

Hi, 50-70 characters does seem quite spammy to me, but then if you watch the Image SEO Basics Whiteboard Friday by Aaron Wheeler, he says that image filename length has much the same character length as Alt Text, so on that basis the answer would be no.

It would be interesting to hear others feedback on this.

Peter