Hi Kenneth,

Note: it is less important to have the major keywords in the menu....

Think about long tail keywords: if they were all in menu (such as: vacation-houses on the beach) then we would need all the screen only for menu.

Think about targeting the text more closely to the targeted keyword, think about if they seek for cheap car rentals, when they end up on your landing page, does it really provide the right information for them? After you optimize your text and deliver the products on this landing page you are half way done with the optimizing.

Don't try to stuff the text with keywords, use synonyms, make it more readable, provide information.

I believe that the menu name does not influence as much as the content on the specific page; so my advice: work on content more, and worry less on the menu name (that should be used for users and not robots).

I hope that helped,

Istvan

I am glad I could help!

There is a guide in Google help central which tells the steps to move a site.

http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=83105

Maybe you forgot to change the address in Google Webmasters Tools?

Hope that helped,

Istvan

Hi Dean,

Heather is right! you should access the websites through FTP. Also if there are databases then you should be able to export the data from the software that is managing it.

Istvan

Ok! Good luck

Well,

You can have a website architecture like:

domain.com/productnamespecifickeyword.html - okay you will need to optimize that one

and then target productnamespecifickeyword.html with links which have productnamespecifickeyword as anchor text

I hope that hepled,

Istvan

Hi Hitesh,

I would go for one domain.

Creating a lot of mini-sites maybe will help you in short term... BUT if you are going for long term, then you should focus on creating a larger websites. Focus on creating 1 page for each product and target it to the specific page.

With less effort you can benefit of link building for one domain. Don't forget to do a keyword mapping.

I hope it hepled,

Istvan