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Just a quick, question! I was wanting to know if multiple page indexing (site overhaul) could cause a drop in organic traffic ranking or be penalized by Google for submitting multiple pages at one time.

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Trying to understand rel=canonical if you have proper 301 redirects (redirects to the canonical URl) for example when migrating from a HTTP to HTTPS environment why would you also opt to add a rel=cannonical tag on the same pages. What effect does this have on SERP rankings or is it ok to have 301 redirects and rel=canonicalon the same page? Anyone?

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Yes unique NAP consistency is key!

Hello!  Thanks for your response.

Glad we are on the same page.  Thats interesting that The Google rep recommended to just add a suite #.  I thought of this as well!  My concern with that is the United States Postal Service has guidelines and protocol for modifying a street address.  For example, I can't just tear down my house, build a duplex and have unit A and B without some type of authorization from the city.  This is a super interesting topic in my eyes.  I wonder what Google would say if I requested a  Certified Photographer to come conduct a Virtual Tour.  How would a certified Google Street Viewer see this type of business.

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Hello!  Thank you for your response.

1. Building Multiple, unrelated doctors using , entity is not being marketed.

2. No

3. 9-5 M-F

4. No, going directly to him.  No receptionist - he is start up - his business phone that forwards to his cell phone.

5. Yes, in the same rooms.

Thanks so much!

I am trying to to boost my clients online presence through Local Business Listings but am running into a few issues that I would like to get some feedback on. First, I will provide some background information and then provide my questions that I am seeking feedback on!  Your help is greatly appreciated.

**BACKGROUND INFO: **

• Client has little online visibility and is looking to optimize his Local Business Listings to boost his online presence.
• Client is a Chiropractor that just registered his own business, has a unique local phone number, his own website.
• The facility that the Chiropractor works out of is a shared office space, known as a "Wellness Center"
• This facility has other chiropractors, doctors, & massage therapists who fit the same criteria as my client.

I understand that in order to qualify for a local business listings your business must meet **CRITERIA.  **This is the only one he does not meet, but the way the businesses are ran, it seems like to me that he should be eligible for local business listings.

1. Have a dedicated physical street address (not a shared address, PO box, or virtual office)

I don't understand why a shared address isn't allowed.  This seems pretty legit to me.  And is similar to a Doctors Office with multi-practitioners but slightly different because they each have their own business not all working for one business owner. All working for themselves.

Everyone recently moved and joined this wellness center. Everyone generates their own leads and clientele. One thing to note is that no other business in the wellness center currently has optimized their online presence using this address.  But address is present on other business owners websites.

If my client uses this address and builds his local listings, is there a chance he can get penalized if the other business owners build their business listings on sites like, yelp, yellowpages, google maps, citysearch, etc.

What are the chances of him getting penalized/the entire shared office being penalized due to this shared office space.

Your feedback is greatly appreciated!

Thank You

Thank you very much!

This is a great response.  This all makes sense, and I will go with your recommendation.  Thanks for answering.

This is exactly what I was looking for.  Thank you

I would like to see if you have any recommendations on a unique case that you might be able to advise me on.

I have a high profile client who has the knowledge graph appearing for her keyword. This client is from another country originally - Denmark .  She now lives here in the USA and is working on her acting career with very well known actors.

On her knowledge graph, her birthday is displayed incorrectly. I have proof of identification of client. Based on my research, it looks like Birthday typically is tied to Wikipedia Page. Client does not have a wikipedia page in google.com but previously had one in google.dk.

Her page was taken down on  google.dk because of users (journalists) adding gossip and false information to her wikipedia page as well as false stories - all in another language.  After being attacked online by gossip magazines and journalists, they have posted (jealous women)  content making my client seem as if she is much older than she is.

At this time, what is displaying on the knowledge graph makes her 20 years older than she is.  Any ideas on how we should approach this.  She reached out to google and provided documentation but nothing has changed.  Based on what I can see this information is directly related to the google.dk information formally posted online.  Since wikipedia is now down, her birthday still appears incorrectly.

Any recommendations on how to resolve this issue with Date of Birth.  Thank you

Thank you very much!

This is a great response.  This all makes sense, and I will go with your recommendation.  Thanks for answering.