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Hi, I hope to get some advice from some of you here. I have picked up a client in Scotland that owns a pretty large Taxi firm, however, they are competing against a much larger competitor. BUT I am thinking digital marketing rather than rankings here. My client has a great iphone app for booking and car tracking and in car card payments that no other competitor in the area has, or is willing to invest in. They also have a fleet of executive cars. The company do have facebook and twitter accounts but do not use them properly YET. The company want to make the most of there recent huge investment and digital is where they want to improve their marketing efforts. I would like to know peoples opinions on what they should do to get the company more business through digital means. The way I can see it is to get more people to know about the app and ease of bookings. But, how to do this is my question. Twitter ads and facebook ads I imagine are a good way, with an incentive. But I would also like to know if any people have any recommendations. Thanks

Hi, Hope someone might be able to help me with this. One of our sites was built badly and the orginal url structure was to have mydomain.com/index.php but these have been changed to mydomain.com by a developer who has put the redirects in place. The problem is that in webmaster tools my link count has dropped to 18 from nearly 2300. I am assuming that Google is not seeing the redirect, any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Hi, Hope someone might be able to help here. I have been using OSE to check backlinks to sites without an issue. However, I do seem to have problems checking links to videos. For examplpe, I took a video url and checked backlinks and OSE reports 33 million just discovered, majestic SEO reports none and Ahrefs seems about right with 17. I was wondering if there is something I need to do to ensure OSE returns correct results for individual youtube videos. FYI, I am using the url that appears in the Google search. Thanks Mark