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Thanks again, a brilliant reply, and I'll action those suggestions immediately!

Thanks very much for the response Simon.

I have links between both .co.uk and .com websites on every page on my site so you can check products from either country perspective, therefore google WMT shows lots of backlinks from the alternative domain, do you think this could cause a problem as well?

Thanks

Joe

Hi

I run a website which has 2 domains running from it. One domain has a .co.uk extension and shows products aimed at the UK market.  The other domain is a .com which shows products aimed at the US market.

As both domains run from the same website, the content is mostly identical APART from the product listings as they change depending upon whether you're in the UK or US.

My reason for doing is this mainly for paid search purposes as I can have a more accurate domain depending upon which country I target. Both sites are set to encourage the bots to index it, and in google WMT each domain is targeted to its specific country.

So, my questions are,

1. Is this set-up possibly damaging my SEO efforts for either or both websites?

2. If so, would setting one domain to no-index, improve SEO efforts for the other?

Thanks in advance for any replies!

Cheers

Joe

Hi all

I have a number of duplicate content issues arising from a recent crawl diagnostics report.

Would using a robots meta tag (like below) on the pages I don't necessarily mind not being indexed be an effective way to solve the problem?

Thanks for any / all replies

Thanks for the reply.

As prices change frequently, but do not change in value by huge amounts, how about using a title which uses a phrase such as

'From Around £X etc....... '

Hi

I'm thinking about changing the title tag for all my pages daily, updating it with the most current price information. (As I think this could improve CTR) All the other keywords in the title tag would remain the same however.

Does anyone think this is likely to cause a problem with regards to ranking in Google and other search engines?

Thanks for any / all replies!

Cheers

Yes they're all very well categorised appropriately.  It's just that its a long list so i'm wondering whether this is impacting negatively on my SEO efforts.

Hi

From an SEO perspective is it better to have 1 large listed menu - over 100 internal links - or say a much smaller menu split into say 10 categories - so 10 links.
This menu would be appearing on nearly all pages but not the home page

In terms of the user experience, in my case, I have a feeling having 1 large menu is possibly preferable as it reduces the number of clicks the user makes to get to the desired information and categorisation can be a bit subjective, but i'd like some advice from an SEO perspective.

Thanks