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Thanks for the info - I won't bother with it then

I actually use https://www.freeparking.com but I need to create a CNAME record at the sub-sub-domain level (for Windows Azure verification) so I'm looking at other providers who do allow this. I have also read other people comment on GoDaddy's pushy sales tactics. I'll check out NameCheap.

I see that GoDaddy offer a 'Certified Domain' option. Does this help SEO at all?

Would adding version information to the end of an image name be bad for SEO? Should I rename all of the images instead? We are unlikely to change the thumbnail again, so this issue shouldn't happen again (at least not in the foreseeable future).

When I test my web page (which has Schema.org based content embedded within it) using the Google Rich Snippets Testing Tool, it displays the last image I have defined. I want it to show the first (primary) image.

Is there a way I can specify which image to use, or should I only be specifying one image?

Thanks.

We added hRecipe microformats data to our site in April and then migrated to the Schema.org Recipe format in July, but our content is still not being displayed as Rich Snippets in search engine results.

Our pages validate okay in the Google Rich Snippets Testing Tool.

Any idea why they are not being displayed in SERP's?

Thanks.

I have a number of images on my website with a watermark. We changed the watermark (on all of our images) in May, but when I search for my site getmecooking in Google Image Search, it still shows the old watermark (the old one is grey, the new one is orange).

Is Google not updating the images its search results because they are cached in Google? Or because it is ignoring my images, having downloaded them once?

Should we be giving our images a version number (at the end of the file name)?

Our website cache is set to 7 days, so that's not the issue.

Thanks.