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That is the same interaction that I was having with it as well. The client would like to +1 external articles as their business but not under her personal account.

A client asked me an interesting question. How do you +1 as your business page and not your personal account. Is this possible to do considering they are under the same login?

Is it a good idea to have all of our employees +1 our clients Google Plus accounts? This will add a few more followers but want to avoid any potential issues.

Thank you very much Sida. We are going to use the Facebook Like button in the header of all of the pages and then have it update Likes on our Facebook page. We will have a second Facebook Like button in our blog and that will Like the actual page itself. Appreciate the feedback and suggestion.

We want to add the Facebook Like and Google Plus One functionality to our website but had a question. Is it better for SEO and usability to use a global Facebook Like Button for people to Like the home page of our website or a Facebook Like Box to Like our Facebook page from our website? I know that we can specify the URL in the Like Button but I wanted to get some feedback. Thanks!

So far we have compiled a list of services:

• Sprout Social
• Share This
• Add This

Any other services or suggestions?

Thank you very much for your response. We are essentially just submitting links to each of the blog posts that we write and then it will send people back to our blog, correct? Also, is it worth sending a ping to all of those services, especially if you are not indexed in their services?

We are currently evaluating a long list of blog promotion and sharing ideas for our website and wanted to ask some of the resident experts here. We post all of our blogs on our Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ pages, but would you suggest using any of these services for an internet marketing company? What would be the main purpose to using them?

1. StumbleUpon
2. Technorati
3. Digg
4. Reddit
5. Tumblr
6. Delicious
7. Any missing from the list?

Is there a list of great sites to ping through WordPress? I saw they provided a list on the http://codex.wordpress.org/Update_Services page. Is this good to use? Do we need to create accounts at all of those services first? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

We currently use Sharing from JetPack to offer people the ability to share our blogs on Twitter, Facebook, and so on. Unfortunately the Site Stats provided are not very thorough and not able to be tracked in Google Analytics. Does anyone have a suggestion on which program is best to use for social media tracking? We would prefer to use one program to gather and show all of the statistics.

Thank you very much Chris! That was my assumption but I wanted to make sure before making the updates.

All of the domains seem to cloak the URL in the browser and then add a "register.com" banner at the bottom of the page. So the browser will show www.abc.com no matter which page you navigate, but the links preview www.xyz.com/whatever/. I can do one of the following:

1. Leave it as it is and keep getting some traffic.
2. 301 redirect the sites to the main home page.
3. Keep ownership of the domains but remove them from online.

Thoughts?

Hi Thomas,

Thank you very much for the quick response. My concern is that the client has been receiving a considerable amount of traffic to their main website from the other domains that forward to their site. If I just get rid of them, then they are going to lose a lot of potential traffic. How should I fix this?

I have a client who previously registered 20 unique domain names that tied to their company name and services. They use all of these domains to forward to their main website to try and capture additional traffic. Would you suggest that we remove all of the domains by 301 redirecting them all the the main website? I am trying to find a good article that shows the implications on SEO by using many domains that forward to a main website. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much for your help. I just thought it was odd to have a rel canonical tag that pointed to itself. Seems like it would be an endless loop. Great to hear that this is not a concern and can be disregarded.

In the Crawl Diagnostics report we see there 314 Rel Canonical notices. We use the Yoast Wordpress SEO plugin and noticed that the URL is the exact same as the Tag value. When looking into the issue more, I see that the rel canonical tag is pointing to the same page as itself. For example, on the www.domain.com/blog/ page, there is a link rel="canonical" href="/blog/".

1. Is this an issue that needs to be fixed?
2. How can it be fixed?
3. Will this cause any potential ranking issues?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.