Hi,

As Zee said, GTM is great once set up.

<address>This video was useful when I was setting up auto event tracking in GTM  Auto-Event Tracking with Google Tag Manager | Lesson 5 - GTM for Beginners  and his other posts are good for learning other bits of GTM if you are new to it.</address>

Hi,

Twitter says:

• Top Tweet: Tweet that received the highest number of impressions
• Top media Tweet: Tweet with photo, video, or Vine that received the highest number of impressions

It's impressions that count and the only difference is whether or not media is attached.

If my top tweet for a month has the most impressions but no media it is the top tweet. Another tweet that has media is then the top media tweet. That makes sense and I've seen it in my Twitter analytics.

I'm confused when my top tweet is one with media but it is somehow not also showing as the top media tweet. Surely it should be? how can another tweet with media and a lower impressions count be the top media tweet when the top tweet is one with media and a higher impressions count.

Thanks

Hi Jamie,

That's what I though too.

Yossi, where did you get the info that GTM can go in the head? I'd be worried to move it from the body as I'm not sure what difference it would make.

Thanks

Hi,

Can I add Twitter cards code using Google Tag Manager?

Thanks

Hi,

If there's a reason to have both sites live then instead of a 301 (which would only show the content from one site) you could use a canonical (if the content can't be updated to something different enough) and chose the main of the two sites

Hi,

It makes sense to have a Facebook page for every country you operate in because you can then talk in the right language to your fans and post content that would be of regional interest to them.

Hope that helps

I don't think it's s a problem for you but there's more info here: http://moz.com/community/q/why-should-your-title-and-h1-tag-be-different

As others have said, alerts will come to you based on the search terms and frequency you have told Google - you can change these if the results emailed to you aren't what you are looking for.

In terms of what it means, all it means is that the web pages have matched the terms you asked for.  It doesn't mean the pages are of any set quality or ranking.

Alerts are great for tracking mentions of your brand and those of competitors.

Ideally you don't want a redirect chain. It's best to redirect the old page to the new, missing out the middle one.

Redirect the middle page to the new too.

Hope that helps

Hi,

If you copy and paste the article content, make sure you 301 the exact old page to the exact new page.

For your social sites, you could mention that you are moving to a new brand name soon and then the change over will be expected. For Google+ if you have already used a custom URL you currently can't change it (as far as I know) so you would be stuck with the old brand name.

Hope that helps.

Hi,

If there's a reason to have both sites live then instead of a 301 (which would only show the content from one site) you could use a canonical (if the content can't be updated to something different enough) and chose the main of the two sites

The 301 shouldn't be a problem but as stated it might be odd if used on advertising and then people end up on a different domain. It will help you snap up domain name so no-one else can use it though.

If you don't want a duplicate nl site in Dutch, you could keep the nl domain to a single page with Dutch content and then suggest Dutch visitors visit your main .com site. Would be worth having a contact page with address in Holland too.

If you make the nl site a re-gig of your .com site, make the content as different (and appealing to Dutch visitors) as possible.

Although many Dutch can speak English, they can't all, especially older generations so bear in mind when thinking about just serving English content.

I would say tags are useful to readers to help them find more of your content on the same topic.

Unlike Chris, I have clicked on them but people use the web and websites in different ways.

If it's useful to readers then do it.

Try http://myblogguest.com/

I don't think they rank better but it isn't just used for blogging. You can make decent website but if you know how to code and are happy doing it then probably stick to it.

Wordpress is easy though and you can write a custom theme.

Ideally you don't want a redirect chain. It's best to redirect the old page to the new, missing out the middle one.

Redirect the middle page to the new too.

Hope that helps

Might be worth checking that if they say they are going to link to you that they actually do so and that they leave it up. Hopefully if they are decent enough sites they wouldn't do that though...

As others have said, definitely only link with decent sites and only if it would make sense from a human point of view to do so.

Might be worth checking in GA to see if the site then refers you good traffic. It may help you decide which ones to link with in the future.

I wouldn't go mad with exchanges though.