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I have a client that would like me to support them with SEO on a Wix.com site. I was hoping to get some feedback from the community to see if there were people who had experience int he following areas: Supporting the day to day operation of a WiX site?  Specifically are there any issues I need to watch out for or be aware of if I choose to support this site? From and SEO perspective is this platform OK or are there some issues I need to be made aware of? I would sincerely appreciate any input or comments on this platform.

I had a client ask me a good question. When they pull up a search result they show up at the top but only with a link to their G+ page. Other competitors show their web address and G+ page.  Why are these results different in the same search group? Is there a way to ensure the web address shows up?

I noticed in a recent Q&A response that along with Bing and Google web master tools there was a reference to Yandex. What is the relevance of this webmaster tool set? Is there a cost associated with it?  If so is it worth it? I would love to hear what the community thinks.

When I do a MOZ/Local search on the search listings tab I see all the listings with different information but they don't show up on the moz dashboard for the subscribed listing.

I was speaking with someone today who was spreading out their link building because they were afraid that getting too many too quickly would incur penalties from Google and Bing.  Is this a real thing?  I have always been under the impression that if they are high quality links and directories that there was no limit to how many you could add other than the limited availability of the high quality links and directories themselves. I would appreciate some input on this.

I have a site I am building that has information that shifts based on weather conditions and location.  Is there a way to have information sort based on a users geographic location? I am trying to figure out the best way to do this.

I set up a web site to raise funds for my nephew(www.helpmatt.org) and social media randomly picks a picture on the share.  Unfortunately this picture is from happier times and sends a different message than we would like to prospective contributors.  Is there a way to set the picture that is used when this web site link is shared on social media? www.helpmatt.org

Google is now showing menus on select searches.  Any idea how they are getting this information? I would like to make sure my clients get visibility this way.

I came across this tool: http://whereisthefold.com/ I would like to add this to my bag of tricks but want to see if anyone has actually taken the time to verify that this tool presents an accurate representation of where things are placed on different screen sizes? I would appreciate any input. Ron

We are developing a plug in the changes the home page relative to a users location or zip code.  We believe this will provide users with a more personalized experience. We are concerned about how this might affect SEO.  We are also wondering if we should partner with one of the SEO ply in developers.  We were thinking about Yoast.  Is there another partner that might be better? I would appreciate any feedback people can give.

I was considering developing some presentations with voice overs for slide share.  Will this create in bound links for my clients if I include their NAP?  If I put the NAP for my company will this create a link for us?

My initial crawl was screwed up because of a no follow that needed to be removed.  I would like Moz to recrawl the site right away so I can find any other errors.

I have a client who has five locations.  Their current web site was structured very well for the pre-penguin and Panda world. However it does not seem to do as well after these changes.  I believe it would serve them both with their customers as well as on Google if they localized the site for each location. Currently all the content on the site if focused on one location that is in the largest metro.  On the content side we have a plan to produce local content and blogs for each location.  My questions are how to go about structuring the site map and blogs to provide the most local juice.  I was also wondering how to properly mark up a site with a main trunk  and five local branches.  I am also trying to figure out how to structure the tags on the blog. On the site map itself I was planning on maintaining all the content as well as the older blogs in the main trunk of the web site.  Under this trunk there is a locations page that currently goes to five pages that simply have an address as well as a bulletin board of upcoming events. The blog is directly off the main page with no tie to any location. Here are my thoughts on what I think we should do: I believe we should create a mini web site starting at the location page that has specific content and navigation related to each location.  That the content should focus on the specifics of that area and what would serve that clientele the best. We should add to each branch location based on the key words and competition in that area. The blog off the main web site should continue to house the general categories that are already there as well as any other general posts. I think we should add a link to each store page with a location specific blog in each mini location site. Each mini location site should have it's own blog with specific blogs targeted towards the local market. This local blog would also feed in the general blogs from the "trunk" as they are posted. Relating back to my original questions: is what I outlined the right approach or is there a more effective way to do this? Is there any special mark up I should do to tell the directories what to do? How do I structure the tags for the blog?  I was thinking of a structure like this: General blog/category/subject under the main structure : local blog/category/subject Any ideas of input on this? Ron