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Absolutely agree. Dealing with 20k keywords is something that is almost impossible to do manually. In this case I would personally turn up to http://keywordtool.io/api. This is basically an API for Google autocomplete. I'd use the API to get first 10 results from Google autocomplete for every keyword. Usually the first 10 results from Google autocomplete are the most relevant keywords anyway.

Thanks for your response, Keri!

I agree, it's not a long term strategy, but I'm really confused why it's happening. Our competitors have their landing pages ranking in top 5, we have three pages ranking on page 2

I have three pages of my website ranking for a keyword: landing page and two blogposts. They all rank on top of page 2 (positions 11-13).If I redirect these articles to the landing page, will it help to bring it up in rankings?

I want to target my FB ads to my competitors fans. I tried setting it up through power editor, but when I type in my competitor's name in Precise Innterest field, it just doesn't show up... My competitor has over 30k fans - is it not big enough? Is there any way around it?

Does anyone have experience with non-Latin characters in URL's?

We've launched a website in Thailand and picked Thai characters for URL's.

However, when you copy it, it turns into something like this:

http://www.imoneythailand.com/บัตรเครดิต

Can it impact our website's crawlability?

Also, is keyword in URL a ranking factor for non-Latin languages?

Thanks in advance for help!

For some reason Google Displays a wrong page title of some of my pages.

E.g. page http://www.imoney.my/home-loan

The title in the search reach results says "Home Loan - iMoney", but the one I've set up is <title></span><span class="webkit-html-tag">Housing Loan: Compare Mortgages of All Malaysian Banks @iMoney.my</span><span class="webkit-html-tag"></title>

Even when I preview it on the preview tool, it shows the full title, but when I google - again the short one.

Does anyone know what the reason for that is?

We have a separate page for every product of every bank e.g. http://www.imoney.my/home-loan/citibank The idea is to make it rank for the name of the keyword + the name of the bank.

Is the copy long enough for that to happen? We've written one paragraph of unique copy about bank's product information. Shall we write more, or it is enough?

Thanks, guys!

Your responses were really helpful. It was a bug on our Drupal, sending wrong redirect codes.

SEO Moz tool reports missing title tags on all the links that have been redirected. E.g. this page: http://www.imoney.my/ms/personal-loan

When I check the response code on the page with redirect checker it shows code 200 (page exists).

Has it happened to anyone else? How can a redirected page send a 200 code?

We have 14 affiliate sites that have a sitewide banner linked to one of our pages. The banner link is "follow" and contains an alt text that includes a brand name and a keyword. Are these links harming us, or creating value?

We were hit by Panda 2.0 - do you think it might be the reason?

Thanks for your tips, Tom!

Really useful piece of advice.

We will definitely look into creating a customer reviews box and turning it into a rich snippet.

By any chance do you have experience with product markups?

There's an option there to add a product image. If we do it, will it appear in SERPS?

Does anyone have experience of using rich snippets for non-physical products?

Our website offers credit cards comparison service. Do you think that tagging each card's page with rich snippets such as credit card image, name, description and category makes sense?

The idea is to make it stand out in the search results.

Thanks for your suggestions, Tom!

I suspected Google might not like it, but didn't think it was that serious.

To what extent do you think we should rewrite our original articles? Is tweaking couple paragraphs enough, or should it be a complete 100% rewrite?

Hi there!

Our blog is full of really good articles on consumer finance topics. Recently we established contact with some local media and even government agencies who said they will be happy to repost our articles on their sites.

Question: is it ok to repost our articles as they are and link back to us, or shall we rewrite them to make them 100% original?

The media doesn't insist on original content, but I'd like to get SEO benefit from it (the sites are really good). If original content gives us more SEO value, we're happy to do it

Please advise.

P.S. Using rel=canonicals is not an option (it's government websites and some old school media - they are very not tech savvy).