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evening all, On a recent project for a company selling throughout the UK I created a page for each county in the uk loaded with long tail key words made from "product types + county".  These are working really well, so Im now thinking about making a page for every town in the uk using a similar theory - but this will mean over 1000 similar pages, and a headache of how to link them together without link bloating. Are these kind of pages ok?  it feels a little spammy as it's so formulaic, but it is genuine. Thoughts?

Has anyone successfully added the schema.org code to an ecommerce site? Was it of any benefit to seo?

Hi, Whats the best way to tackle e-commerce category pages? If you have, say, a category showing 30 pairs of socks, and each of the sock products in the lists has a 'view more' link, a link from the product name and a link from the thumbnail.  Naturally each of those links should be the product name - sprinkled with a slight variation, a preceding 'View more on [product name]' or superseded with the shop name, so you dont end up with complete duplicate link titles, you get the idea. But you suddenly end up with 90 instances of links with title tags containing 'socks', which ultimately lead to keyword stuffing/cannibalization - especially as you then move to another category with, say, sports socks showing 40 products and therefore 120 link titles also with the word 'socks' Thought on a postcard please? Thanks Tom

I am helping launch a new business venture that sells oak furniture in the UK.  The key product terms are along the lines of; oak bed
oak dining table
oak chairs etc which are very popular search terms.  Im used to being able to hang of local or branded search which arent available in this project. The domain is around 12 months old, it has few inbound links which we are working on now with an overseas freelancer (keeping an eye on them).  The pages of the site are unique-content rich and the titles and other meta boxes are ticked. What else would the experts recommend?