For anyone who may care - this appears to have worked out really well. So far way better than expected. Very competitive market and we are on page 1 for most of our most important phrasing.... cool.
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RE: Can I set a canonical tag to an anchor link?posted in Technical SEO
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RE: Can I set a canonical tag to an anchor link?posted in Technical SEO
Yeah, trust me, I have strongly advised against it. They don't use us for design, just marketing, and the company they use for design (while, admittedly, very, very good) was almost done with this before we were brought in to the loop about the redesign. Down the road I hope to convince them to add more pages etc... but for now this is what I have to work with. I am hoping the rel=canonical will take care of the duplicate content issues while perhaps giving a bit more authority to the content sections of the one page design. This is something I have not done before, however, and I wanted to bounce it off my peers. Thank you for the response! I'll come back and post how it goes in a few months.
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Can I set a canonical tag to an anchor link?posted in Technical SEO
I have a client who is moving to a one page website design. So, content from the inner pages is being condensed in to sections on the 'home' page. There will be a navigation that anchor links to each relevant section. I am wondering if I should leave the old pages and use rel=canonical to point them to their relevant sections on the new 'home' page rather than 301 them. Thoughts?
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RE: International architecture: Country specific subfolders > domain mapping to tldposted in Technical SEO
I agree with you completely. When you get more information please post it. I am curious.
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RE: Not a valid URL?posted in Getting Started
Just curious - it wouldn't have anything to do with the fact that it is secure would it? I have never used Moz tools on a secure website before... so this made me wonder.
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RE: International architecture: Country specific subfolders > domain mapping to tldposted in Technical SEO
We have tested sub-folders vs. sub-domains with international clients in the same region of the same country - each received very similar SEO (on-page, links etc...) and found that neither appeared to work better than the other as far as ranking went. However I am not clear on what they mean by 'mapped to the TLD'. Are they saying that each language variant has its own TLD and that the sub-folder from the main TLD will redirect to it?
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RE: If your brand name is the same as your URL should you include it in your homepage title tag?posted in Conversion Rate Optimization
Wouldn't it be logical then that if Google is doing it.... you don't have to?