Hello,

Yes, it does show up. I remember a very good post on this topic on Moz few years ago and I am quite sure it still works now:
https://moz.com/blog/tracking-traffic-from-google-places-in-google-analytics

Do check out this one for Google+:
http://www.jeffalytics.com/google-plus-analytics/measuring-website-activity-google-plus/

Hope this helps!

Umar

Hello,

Well this is what Durpal is.. I reckon, they introduced this in D7 version 2 or 3 years ago for some security reasons.

Anyway, try out this Durpal module for this, it creates the search engine friendly URLs for various kinds of content. I am sure it will help:
https://www.drupal.org/project/pathauto

Umar

Hey,

Yes, it may impact. Here I mean, if it's creating crawling & confusion for search engines and readers then you might see a drop.

Always make sure, the important HTML tags that are crucial for SEO like meta and header tags are properly placed and not repeating, canonical issues are addressed and unnecessary scripting is not there.

For details, check out this post:
http://searchenginewatch.com/sew/how-to/2254147/seo-audit-tips-8-examples-of-why-your-source-code-matters

Do check out the attached video of Matt Cutts.

Hope this helps!

watch?v=j3KgrbiB1pc

Hey Li,

Thanks for posting the question. The heading structure usually go something like this,

<``h1``>Main Headingh1>` `<h2>Secondary Heading 1`h2> <h3>Sub-section of the secondary heading 1`h3``>````

``In your case, I'd suggest you to go with your main "Service/Product Name" with your brand name at the page title (it's a common practice) And in H1, you can use your main service/product name.

The heading tags are used to represent different sections of web page content and they have the impact on both the SEO and usability of your site. So do use them where they should be placed and do not stuff them with the keywords.

Hope this helps!``