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I have a client who offers residential and commercial services. We are dividing up the site into two sections that distinguish between these services and the clients. On the homepage, we ask site visitors to first choose from the Commercial or Residential services. I don't want to have any main navigation options on the homepage because they will change depending on whether you select the commercial option or the residential. Will this hurt the site in terms of SEO? Are there any suggestions of how to structure the home nav so it is not confusing to the visitor, but won't hurt the optimization of the site?

Thank you.

Thank you.

So if I use the canonical tag to point the video page to the photos page, does that mean the video won't have much value for optimization since I'm telling the search engines to ignore the page it's on?

I want to have a page that describes a specific property and/or product. The top part of the page has media options such as video and photos while the bottom includes the description.

I know I can set up the media in tabs and have it separated by javascript, but everything resides on one page so there are no duplicate content issues.

Example: http://www.worldclassproperties.com/properties/Woodside

BUT what if I need to the photos and the videos to have separate URLs so I can link to them individually? For example, for a real estate site blog, I may want to send visitors to the page of the home tour. I don't want to link them to the version of the page with the photos because I want them to arrive on the video portion.

Example: http://www.worldclassproperties.com/properties/Woodside?video=1

Is there any way to get around the problem that would result from the duplicate content of the product/property description? I do not have the resources in the budget to make two unique descriptions for every page.