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Thanks EGOL

thanks for that, updated

What you think? Can I go for that?

Hi Mozer's

There is a domain in auction. I can see it has a PA of 40 and DA of 29 and PR of 2

Is it worth buying for $999? any suggestions?

Thanks Mat, Andy & Nigel

Hi Mozers

One of our client wanted to add a NEWS section in to their website. Where they want to share the latest industry news from other news websites. I tried my maximum to understand them about the duplicate content issues. But they want it badly

What I am planning is to add rel=canonical from each single news post to the main source websites

ie,

What you guys think? Does that affect us in any ways?

Thank you Alice

Thank you SanketPatel

Hi Mozers

I have a doubt regarding H1 tags. I know H1 tags will not give some special SEO value. But is there any issue if we are using multiple H1 tags on a same page?

For example on the seomoz.org blog home page I saw 16 H1 tags (seomoz.org/blog).

Is that ok to use like that? Can I completely ignore all my worries about H1 tags?

I hope you can do the same for this situation also.

All we needed to to do is make Google to visit your OLD URLs for a last time and let it know that its 301'd to another URL.

So keep all your OLD URLs in HTML sitemap (not XML) until Google cache it again.

Also check when is the last date Google cached your OLD URLs

Hi

I had this same issue with one of my website before.

Steps I done

1. Created 301 from all the other pages except the home page

2. Created a temporary Home page/ Landing page for telling human visitors that my old domain is moved to newdomain.com.

3) Created a HTML Sitemap in OLD domain for all the current indexed OLD URLs (everything is already redirected to newdomain.com) and placed it in olddomain.com/sitemap.html

At this time the only available 202 pages in my OLD site is the 1) Home page & 2) The HTML sitemap page

4. Created/Edit the current XML sitemap (OLD Site). Included only the above two pages/links in the XML sitemap. Updated the XML sitemap from Web Master Tools.

5. Waited 1-2 months. All my URLs got removed from SERP

6. At this stage I created 301 redirect to the remaining Home & Sitemap Page

Done!

I'm not sure this is a best practice or not, But it worked for me. Consider others feedback before doing this

I hope you can do the same for this situation also.

All we needed to to do is make Google to visit your OLD URLs for a last time and let it know that its 301'd to another URL.

So keep all your OLD URLs in HTML sitemap (not XML) until Google cache it again.

Also check when is the last date Google cached your OLD URLs