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In my experience a corporate or product blog is always useful because it provides content for users and for Ecommerce websites it can be a place to answer users inquieries or to announce events, or to keep in touch with bloggers ans the community, etc

But you must have a content plan and try to post new posts on a regular basis. Don't put the focus on Google but on users. You can easily capture new visitors if your content is relevant.

In my experience (Ecommerce websites) blog traffic represents 5 to 12% of global visits with good engagement rate.

Hope this will help you and your team

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I would also suggest to make sure to change internal links if possible and make them point to the page you want to see in the index

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Check your google analytics account, if visits drop therefore you might have lost rankings

Hi Niladri, I don't know if your clients are brands or not, but what I can argue is that my clients (big brands) are also more visible on google universal search through images. A quick look on Google's monthly improvments shows that google is working hard on improving images rankings

Feel freee to check Google changes each month that could help

http://insidesearch.blogspot.com/

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Matt cutts has recently suggested to avoid accent when it's possible, he also mentionned that in general search engines as google can easily deal with accent though. I think you could find additional notes by watching this video

Check this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4TKJwvTu50

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You should defintely watch this whiteboard friday video where Rand gives all the explanations

"...DmT refers to the domain as a whole, so a lower DmT than DmR means the site's getting juice, but it might not always be from the best places"

http://www.seomoz.org/blog/which-link-metrics-should-i-use-part-2-of-2-whiteboard-friday

Hi Karl

Yes, i have also noticed this difference between GWT and OSE and not on only one site but on all the websites i'm in charge.

So don't worry you are not alone. I agree with comments above and think that if you want to have a scrutiny view of your links' profile you should use different tools like GWT, OSE, Majestic SEO, etc...each tool has its own strengh and the result will be a more diverse sample of links.

You're welcome!

ohh this is question is tough and i'm not sure that i have the right answer. But i can suggest a methodology to find the right answer:

• Check the google webmasters tool to see if google has reported you any errors message?
• Use OSE and check links details such as PA, DA, top pages, anchor text, mozrank,...
• Use majestic SEO to check links velocity
• Analyze cached date of some strategic pages on google serps to make sure that google has stored the last version of the page
• Check your analytics tool to see if that page continues to drive visits

Hope this will help

Absolutely, it's very helpful to focus on "non exact anchor text" , and to target keywords which are related to your business when building links.

Also, its very useful to use your domain name because generally speaking, people tend to use the domain name when they refer to a website (For further reading you can check this excellent post about avoiding over-optimization )

What is definetely important here is the topic of articles you are going to create.

If users like them and share them or just add comment on them, then you will probably win big.

Hi

In my experience a corporate or product blog is always useful because it provides content for users and for Ecommerce websites it can be a place to answer users inquieries or to announce events, or to keep in touch with bloggers ans the community, etc

But you must have a content plan and try to post new posts on a regular basis. Don't put the focus on Google but on users. You can easily capture new visitors if your content is relevant.

In my experience (Ecommerce websites) blog traffic represents 5 to 12% of global visits with good engagement rate.

Hope this will help you and your team

Hi,

I'm not sure that position of elements within the source code influence rankings. Therefore fill free to make things as you want.

In my experience, the most important think about content in product page is the "short description" what you've called "quick overview" on your website.

In this section i always try to put relevant keywords to help google and users, and for the moment it works well.

So my advice is to focus on on-page optimization rather than elements positions.

Here is a link to a recent post by google about page layout

Hi Karl

Yes, i have also noticed this difference between GWT and OSE and not on only one site but on all the websites i'm in charge.

So don't worry you are not alone. I agree with comments above and think that if you want to have a scrutiny view of your links' profile you should use different tools like GWT, OSE, Majestic SEO, etc...each tool has its own strengh and the result will be a more diverse sample of links.

ohh this is question is tough and i'm not sure that i have the right answer. But i can suggest a methodology to find the right answer:

• Check the google webmasters tool to see if google has reported you any errors message?
• Use OSE and check links details such as PA, DA, top pages, anchor text, mozrank,...
• Use majestic SEO to check links velocity
• Analyze cached date of some strategic pages on google serps to make sure that google has stored the last version of the page
• Check your analytics tool to see if that page continues to drive visits

Hope this will help

I approve all these...you should consider freshness as specific to certain kws (generic ones for example)....I already use tips sha has suggested above: check serps manually and decide wether or not a given kw/landing page need fresh content

Hello Erik

Your page has a page authority score of 25 and a pagerank=4. So as you mentionned, link signals are not so bad.

To me you should follow this process:

• Identify keywords that drive visits to this page (www.revisitors.com/REF/TEST)
• Build a new page with content related to the old page to make sure that the content of the new page will stay relevant for google and users
• 301 redirect from the old page to the new one
• Modify the title

Hi

Matt cutts has recently suggested to avoid accent when it's possible, he also mentionned that in general search engines as google can easily deal with accent though. I think you could find additional notes by watching this video

Check this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4TKJwvTu50

Hi

I would also suggest to make sure to change internal links if possible and make them point to the page you want to see in the index