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Unless there is a technical or business reason for keeping the second url, it would be best to redirect everything to the primary url.
Go to: Shopify Admin > Online Store > Domains
Alex
We have recently been assigned a Google+ vanity URL for our Google page.
By default, Google has assigned to us our top performing non-branded keyword. (Probably roughly twice the highly targeted search volume of our brand)
My question is:
Should I go with my BRAND NAME as my Google+ vanity url, or should I go with my TOP KEYWORD as my Google+ vanity url?
Very cool. I've added a screen shot just in case the SERPs change at a later date.
Could you provide a link to the SERP or a screenshot? I only see the non-hashtag version:
Also, the links you provided above link to the @OrthoJobs twitter account -- Is that intentional?
Figured out the answers from this SERP:
Notice how the SEER Interactive twitter account is listed like this: https://twitter.com/#!/seerinteractive (likely because that's how they link to it from their homepage: http://www.seerinteractive.com/)
And not like this: https://twitter.com/seerinteractive
So the answers to the questions above are:
Hope someone found this interesting. (I did!) 
Alex
Something recently clicked in my mind when looking at the way our web developers were linking to our twitter accounts:.
They were linking like this: A) https://twitter.com/#!/aczarto
Instead of like this: B) https://twitter.com/aczarto
(Due to a copy/paste from the address bar).
Technically (A) is a link to the homepage of twitter and NOT to the individual twitter account as in **(B) **(The hash tag isn't technically part of the url, and traditionally Google has ignored everything after the hashtag)
For me, this raises a few thoughts/comments:
Looking forward to people's thoughts...
The main links that helped me were:
Thanks
Your link led me to this
http://www.google.com/ads/learn/all-topics.html
Which is a great series of intro movies that should do the trick before the rest of the people jump in.
We want to give some adwords training to some of our internal staff with no prior SEO / PPC knowledge.
We want to find:
Any recommendations on some good options for the above?
Recently, a Hollywood celebrity was seen wearing a product manufactured by one of my clients. Any out of the box ideas on how to leverage this for SEO?
Something recently clicked in my mind when looking at the way our web developers were linking to our twitter accounts:.
They were linking like this: A) https://twitter.com/#!/aczarto
Instead of like this: B) https://twitter.com/aczarto
(Due to a copy/paste from the address bar).
Technically (A) is a link to the homepage of twitter and NOT to the individual twitter account as in **(B) **(The hash tag isn't technically part of the url, and traditionally Google has ignored everything after the hashtag)
For me, this raises a few thoughts/comments:
Looking forward to people's thoughts...
Unless there is a technical or business reason for keeping the second url, it would be best to redirect everything to the primary url.
Go to: Shopify Admin > Online Store > Domains
Alex
Figured out the answers from this SERP:
Notice how the SEER Interactive twitter account is listed like this: https://twitter.com/#!/seerinteractive (likely because that's how they link to it from their homepage: http://www.seerinteractive.com/)
And not like this: https://twitter.com/seerinteractive
So the answers to the questions above are:
Hope someone found this interesting. (I did!)
Alex
3/21/2012 In the majority of cases, when someone sets up Google Analytics, they install the default code on all their pages and leave it at that – happy with the data the comes inside the box. Here are some tactics on how to get collect more data (specifically Age and Gender) about your customers in non-intrusive ways.
