There is no longer such thing as "keyword density". This should not be part of any SEO startegy.

Calculating this is a waste of time.

There are pages that rank without having the keyword on the page - seomoz has a good blog post on the subject by Rand I think.

It dose help to have the keyword on url and in the title tag and in h1 and at least once in the actual content but there is no magic formula.

I hate the statement "what is good for the user" as it is over used ny Google but in this case it dose make sense - it can be used once or 10 times or 100 times in the page as long as it make sense for the user and if you read the text is natural and no forced sentences or words. Synonyms of the word or alternative of the phrase are also a very  good choice and google can associate those very well.

Personally I never take this in consideration to any of the projects - I used to (back in 2004-2005) when it was important but now based on industry opinions, google's statements and personal tests there is no magic formula and no help if you work on keyword density.

My 2 cents. Hope it helps.

Did you try one of those resources on tghe subject ?

http://www.ehow.com/how_8513802_transfer-followers-one-account-another.html

and

http://markbrent.com/?p=423

The merge feature looks a good approach...

Hope it helps.

No, nofollow will only tell the bot that the page is a dead end - that the bot should not follow any links on page. And that means any inks from those pages won't be visited by the bot - that is slowing the crawling process overall for those pages.

If you block a page in robots.txt and the page is already in the index - that will remain in the index as the noindex or content=none won't be seen by the bot so it won't be removed from the index - it will just won't be visited anymore.

Hi,

In order to deindex you should use noindex as content=none also means nofollow. You do need to follow now in order to reach all other pages and see the no index tag and remove those from the index.

When you have all of them out of the index you can set the none back on.

This is the main reason "none" as attribute is not very wide in usage as "shooting yourself in the foot" with it it's easy.

On the otehr hand you need to see if google bot is actually reaching those pages:

• see if you don't have any robots.txt restrictions first

• see when google's bot last have a hit on any of the pages - that will give you a good idea and you can do a prediction.

If those pages are in the sup index you can wait for some time for Google bit to revisit.

One last note: build xml sitemaps with all of those pages and submit those via WMT - that will help at 100% to get those in front of the firing squad and also to be able to monitor those better.

Hope it helps.

Yes, because it make sense for both the users and Google.

Google is against duplicate description all over your site for home page, contact, about and product pages just because that will impact the users in a negative way. In your case, like in zazzle.com it dose make sense.

It will be weird and un-helpful just to change the description so you don't have duplicates or just change slight words again for the same reason.