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Just  just implemented SSL with a wild card cert and I got an email from google that my non-www cert is not valid.

Any ideas ?

SSL/TLS certificate does not include domain name https://electrictime.com/

To: Webmaster of https://electrictime.com/,

Google has detected that the current SSL/TLS certificate used on <a>https://electrictime.com/</a>  does not include <a>https://electrictime.com/</a>  domain name. This means that your website is not perceived as secure by some browsers. As a result, many web browsers will block users accessing your site by displaying a security warning message. This is done to protect users’ browsing behavior from being intercepted by a third party, which can happen on sites that are not secure.

I'm getting a lot of local host referral traffic  from an unknown source.I want to get rid of this from my google analytics reports.

I've tried this filter  - but the traffic still appears.

Filtername = local host

Filtertype= custom

Exclude = filter field referral

Filter pattern  (.?localhost.?)

Any ideas ?

thanks in advance.

We manage a couple of different domains on different  hosting providers. I want to consolidate to one provider, but one site has some good links juice to another site (actually just one link). Should I worry about having both sites on the same C-block - and  probably the same IP address?

My company has a comprehensive set of historical images and text -  hosted separately on a free museum site - it's currently displayed on our main site as an iframe.   I realize the iframe brings no SEO  juice to   the site -  but we are updating our site - and thinking of bringing the images and text to our site.

I'm wondering if this could help or  hurt us - the historical information is about "boat widgets" and we sell "car widgets" - could a lot of information about "boat widgets"  dilute our  "car widgets" seo ?

My company is in the process of converting from a .net site to a wordpress site using Woocommerce. We are #1 in Google SEO ranking and have spent a lot of time getting to this point. My currents URL is /smithco.com/rotating-widgetsbecause of the way wordpress works - I'm going to have /product/ in the URL in the new siteThew new URL will be/smithco.com/product/rotating-widgetsShould I be worried about this ?thanks in advance

I just got a duplicate URL error on by SEOMOZ report - and I wonder if I should worry about it

Assume my site is named  www.widgets.com

I'm getting duplicate url from

http://www.widgets.com

&

http://www.widgets.com/

Do the search engines really see this as different on the home page?

The general drift on the web is that

You site should look like

Home page = http://www.widgets.com

And subpages

http://www.widgets.com/widget1/

Of course it seems as though the IIS7 slash tool will rewrite everything

Including the home page to a slash.