Hi Keith, Thank you for actually looking up the websites I was talking about. I think I am going to place the blog on the main url. Thank you!
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RE: Separate blog url helpful?posted in Link Building
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RE: Separate blog url helpful?posted in Link Building
Your answer was good as well. I can only choose three users to have a Good Answer status. Thank you for your help!
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RE: Separate blog url helpful?posted in Link Building
Thank you guys for your help. I am going to need to chew on this information and figure it out. Thanks!
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Separate blog url helpful?posted in Link Building
I am managing a website for a hotel brokerage firm. The main URL is www.hotelassetsgroup.com but we started a new blog with the URL www.hotelsforsaleblog.com. We chose the blog URL because it has the words "hotels for sale." The main website has a tab at the top titled "Blog" which links to the blog URL.
I am not sure if this is helping us or not because the main URL and blog URL are both competing for the name of the business "Hotel Assets Group." The blog has very little interlinking within the same URL because it mainly links to the main website. Should we combine the two URLs together and just have the blog URL be the same like- hotelassetsgroup.com/blog or something like that?
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Is it normal for the keyword difficulty tool to be moderate one month and highly competitive another?posted in Keyword Research
I designed a website a month ago and found moderate keywords to use through the SEOmoz tool. Now when I search them again, they are all highly competitive. Is it seasonal? Should I redo the keywords?
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"And" vs "&"posted in On-Page Optimization
I blog for hotels and I am wondering whether it is best to have on a wordpress tagline the name of the hotel such as Holiday Inn and Suites vs Holiday Inn & Suites. In Google AdWords, the "and" keyword always beats out the "&" word in exact search. The "&" just always looks cleaner. Also, when I refer to the hotel within a blog post, should I use the "and" or "&" in the name? Please help me understand which is best for seo.
Thank you!
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RE: Is it better to include the secondary keyword or site name in a title tag?posted in On-Page Optimization
Thank you Alex for your response! I am going to include more keywords in my meta description than just my h1 tag. I am starting to figure things out. Thanks again!
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RE: Is it better to include the secondary keyword or site name in a title tag?posted in On-Page Optimization
Great, thank you Daniel! This is for a static page on my blog that has h1 and h2 tags. I heard that you only need to include the h1 keyword in your meta description. Is that true?
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Is it better to include the secondary keyword or site name in a title tag?posted in On-Page Optimization
When I add a site name to my title tag with long-tailed primary and secondary keywords the title tag is longer than 70 characters. I need to include all three parts, so what should I do? At 70 characters the site name is usually partially cut off. I do not want to get penalized by Google, but I need to include the site name to have consistency. I am using the format Primary Keyword-Secondary Keyword | Site name