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Hi,

We are currently redesigning our gaming website (www.totallygn.com) and one of our main goals is to get listed by Google News in future.

Looking at the Google News URL requirements "The URL for each article must contain a unique number consisting of at least three digits."

How does the above affect SEO structure?  I was planning on using a format such as

www.totallygn.com/xbox-360/360-reviews/fifa-12-review

how would this compare to something like?

www.totallygn.com/xbox-360/360-reviews/fifa-12-review234

Thanks in advance for your help

Thanks Gustav.  Do I really need the timestamp?  (However I am looking to get listed on Google News in the future)

I was thinking of the following structure:-

ps3/ps3-reviews/game-name-review
xbox-360/xbox-360-reviews/game-name-review

Thanks for the kind words, both.

It appears that with Wordpress each category (even sub categories) cannot have the same name so for example, "reviews" can only be used once and cannot be used within /xbox-360/reviews/game-review-name and ps3/reviews/game-review-name

Is that correct?

Thanks Marcus.  The site currently exists at www.totallygn.com but is not very SEO friendly as you can see.

With regards to what you said above.  If we were to review FIFA 12 for the PS3 would your url be

www.totallygn.com/ps3/reviews/fifa12-review    ?

Thanks again,

Neil

Hi,

I am in the process of having a site created which will focus on the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii and PS3 Vita.

I would appreciate some advice when it comes to the URL structure.  Each category mentioned above will have the following subsections

News
Reviews
Screenshots
Trailers

Would the best url structure be?

www.domain.com/xbox-360/news/news-story-headline
www.domain.com/ps3/reviews/ps3-game-name

Thanks in advance for your help and suggestions.

Hi,

We are going to be launching a US version of our UK E-commerce web store.  The US version will be a standalone site, separate URL/hosting etc.

My question is that the US website will carry the same products as the UK site - will the product copy have to be written differently for the US website in order to avoid any SEO duplicate copy?

Thanks

Hi,

When searching for "Tottenham Forum" on google.co.uk (link below)

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=tottenham+forum&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a

The site I manage (THFCTalk.com) is listed as 4th in the search results, but was hacked a few months ago and the search results lists the page title as "Free Shipping. Order Cialis Online. - Online Pharmacy" when the actual page title of THFCTalk is not actually set at that.

Any idea how to fix this so Google updates this header on the search results? - as it is surely putting people off from clicking on our search result

I completyely agree with RankSurge, limit it to just one link in total - that's what I practise by.