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You already provide some of the guidance (I'd assume) on what to do and where to go, why not provide them with information to make the entire experience easier.

• Suggestions for currency exchange

• Safety precautions when traveling abroad

• Health concerns

• How to protect yourself from tourist targeted crime

• General Travel tips (carry on/checked baggage tips)

As you said, many of your competitors may offer similar information, try to come up with information that may not be as obvious but still helpful.

I am building a large site for a client who sells physical products. I am using WordPress as my CMS (as a piece of background information). There are a few products that need to be listed in the sites hierarchy in multiple locations as such:

• Parent A

• Child 1

• Parent B

• Child 2

• Child 3

• Parent C

• Child 1

I am concerned that having a product exist in multiple instances will cause indexing problems for that product. I can't be the only person to come across this issue, would love some feedback on the best practices for such an issue.

Thanks in advance

Thanks Dan, I had a feeling this may be an option, good to know that others are doing the same. I am a bit new to the world of SEO and wasn't sure what kind of effect would come from multiple sitemaps. Much appreciated!

Put in a LOT of time and effort. Listen as much as you speak. I don't mean this as an obnoxious answer but that's the only real, sure-fire way to gain a following on Twitter. Provide value in a conversational manner and you will start to see your users naturally climb.

Utilize search.twitter.com to camp on terms and subjects relevant to your industry and engage with those users. Favorite their tweets, reply to them (don't hard sell anything on first interaction) and if they seem influential in your niche, follow them.

Use followerwonk to find highly engaged members and mimic their activities, or find ways to engage with them and their followers.

Set up private lists to follow your peers and competition to see what content is providing high value and engagement.

All in all just keep at it and stay active, if people @mention you or use your brand on Twitter, do NOT ignore them, engage, engage engage, good luck!

I apologize for the awkward wording in the headline.

No to the issue, I have a site with static pages that are created as follows: url.com, url.com/page1, url.com/page2, etc. I then have WordPress install at url.com/blog. What is the proper method for creating a comprehensive sitemap for my entire domain. I like the sitemap feature provided by Yoast SEO plugin but I assume it will only index the wordpress directory (url.com/blog).

Any help would be greatly appreciated!