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I've got one website on a .info domain - and I'm having difficulty getting this one particular website ranked for the keyword phrase it is build around. I purchased this domain and created this site particularly to get positioning on this one phrase. The strange thing is that its got a google PR4, so it should be doing much better than it is. So my question is "do the search engines give any different weighting to different domain extensions .com, .net or .info etc?"

Hi aPaul -Michael from Toronto here again. I'm wondering if you could answer a question around domain hosting and SEO. I have signed up with a free hosting provider (doteasy) that supports full custom domains but just realized they do not offer static IP address with the free package. Will this affect my SEO efforts?

My question is this. I have read varying opinions on the use of H1, H2, H3 etc. tags and their impact on the search engines. Are they really that important? And if they are, does it matter if I alter then using CSS instead? Lastly, do they impact just Google or others as well?

I have two blogs: If you look closely, you'll realize that both blogs share nearly 100% of the same content. I did this so that I could further develop the LOCAL blog (since I was trying to get better placement for local potential clients). Indeed, the LOCAL one took off and is number 1. The other blog is not doing nearly as well (more competition for the state-wide search term). Though I'm convinced that I'm doing something else wrong that keeps me buried - I KNOW my content is newer and fresher than much of my competition.

I have 4 wordpress blogs which I host myself. Only one of my sites is a "static" webpage, although it does have a subdomain which is a wordpress blog as well. In any case, I have applied a setting in Wordpress that turns the title of each blog post into a full text descriptive name (including date and category). Does this count as a doorway/gateway page?

Keyword Ordering - When creating keyword tags, is it necessary to come up with every possible permutation of the same string? For example, if I have 'florida probate law,' must I also have 'probate law florida' or 'law probate florida'? Or does Google get the picture?

Here's my question: =============== Since the sporans are made of either "fur" or "leather." What would you add to make these 2 URLs better? ------------ http://www.sporans.com/fur/fursporans.html and http://www.sporans.com/leather/leathersporans.html ------------ I was thinking ------------ /fabrics/ (but, sounds like cloth) and /materials/ and /type/ (but, both sound too vague or general) /please-suggest-a-more-descriptive-directory-here/ to become /X/ below. So, the 2 URLs will become: ------------ http://www.sporans.com/X/fur/fursporans.html and http://www.sporans.com/X/leather/leathersporans.html ------------

I've followed your advise and managed to get a 1st page placement of Google... But my website traffic doesn't seem to be increasing much. Any ideas why not?

OK, lets say you ONLY want to do business in your LOCAL Area, in your particular City, County, State, Country or Region... Can SEO be used to advertise your business to just your LOCAL market?