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I have a private forum. On the domain's index page (ie DOMAIN), I want two things to happen: 1. For average people just finding it on Google or typing in the domain (i.e. DOMAIN), I'd like to redirect them elsewhere (whether it's an external site or a personal site, but they won't see the...

I have a YouTube embedded video on my blog. I want to overlay an image on the top left of the video, and have it remain in the top left of the video no matter what adjustments the user makes (different screen resolution, browser adjustments, etc.). I want it to remain in the top left of the...

I have a YouTube embedded video on my blog. I want to overlay an image on the top left of the video, and have it remain in the top left of the video no matter what adjustments the user makes (different screen resolution, browser adjustments, etc.). I want it to remain in the top left of the...

I'm willing to try this out. I'll see what happens with Google and report back. So, how exactly do you do this (code, where to put the code, etc.)?

Great. Thank you TheeAriGrande.

I want Google to index a certain index page on the domain (A), but I want some my other domains that are redirected to the domain (A) to show a different index page that Google won't see.

How do you make it so that the index page on a website (A) will be different for redirected domains (B, C, D...) than if someone typed in the domain manually? Say I have a website (A), and it the domain will load differently depending on if the person arrived via a specific domain than if they...

I want to start a blog with posts that will rank high for various related keywords. There are quality writers available for cheap, which means I can get 20+ quality blog posts a day to the blog. Will that spark a red flag for Google? If so, what is the limit of quality posts you should post...

When you are looking for a keyword, and you're considering the competition, what are the limits (beyond them makes it very difficult to rank) of competition stats in order to easily rank top 1, 2 or 3 within a month or less?

When you're looking for a keyword that you can "easily" (in a month or less) rank in the top 3, what stats (PR, Juice, mozRank, etc.) are are the limit of what you should look for?

I'm looking at search results on Google and the descriptions of sites seem to be getting cut off with "...". Did Google lower the amount of characters allowed in the description?

When I was building a site I asked that robots not index it, cause I was changing things a lot on it, but now I changed it so robots can index it. Google shows a few links to the site, but just url links with no proper title and description. How long does it usually take to be properly indexed...

I got an exact match domain that's 19 characters long (3 words). Am I going to have a really tough time getting ranked on Google?

Note: New registrations can't use the correct word for "munie". I have a "munie" site and I want to build the ranking. Is this how you properly use GSA? 1st - Create ~10 sites with a link somewhere on those sites to your "munie" site (i.e. a free hosted wordpress blog, a blogspot blog, etc.)...

Note: "munie" is used instead of the actual word, cause new registrants can't use it. I have a new site on a new domain that I want to get ranked. Starting from scratch, what's the best social media strategy for ranking a new "munie" site on a new domain?

How many daily is too many?

I use "munie", cause BHW doesn't let new members post when using the correct word. So, what's the best seo strategy for a brand new "munie" site on a brand new domain?

I have a new blog and domain. I want to "fill it up" quickly to make it look like a blog that offers a lot of material. Is it okay to just post a material to fill the site up, then come back later (i.e. 1 week, 2 weeks or longer) and make them seo friendly? Will google not like this one bit?

And how would doing that help my money site? (I'm new to this)

So, the amount doesn't matter (you could even post 100's a day??), just quality and uniqueness?