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Have you done your market research and confirmed this? Reason I ask, no doubt solicitors great Yarmouth would generate the most traffic, but what keywords would generate the most conversions?

Any experience I've had of solicitors recently is relating to employment contracts, business contracts, and neighbour disputes

In each case, I googled the relevant specialty, ie "solicitors employment contracts". This kind of search will generate some targeted results, and I'm likely to choose from the top few results.

Maybe that's just me, but as a business directory in a very competitive market place, we have learnt how to compete with the likes of Yell and Thomsonlocal in keyword searches.

Hmm interesting stuff

We've done ok so far out of the Panda updates, although had to do a quick fix on our directories to remove duplicate content penalties (same page but with multiple categories). For us, this was a simple case of adding 301 redirects and we've been given the thumbs up from google.

But shall be watching for further tweaks very closely!

Nahhhh A pack of Stella, some nibbles and a big TV, plus you don't have to go to London

Blimey! Personally I think the second time would have been enough for me!

Crosses Russia off the bucket list....

Not far wrong! Means I can type with a baby over my shoulder

I'm guessing it's a pretty competitive market, we had another Chinese agent on here a while ago.

It's all about trust and relationships as you say, maybe things like forums are a good way to interact and build a reputation, but offering a no risk first order seems like a good idea.

Lol knew it wouldn't take long! The screen stopped rotating, tried all the Apple help stuff, unlocking, locking the rotation etc, nothing.

Then on the AV forum, someone else with the same problem, hold the home button and sleep button which shuts it down! Then switch it back on again, and all fixed...

So you apple worshippers you kept that quiet, if in doubt reboot

I think it sends you a new pin every 30 or 60 days, but will also prompt you for a pin if you access your google accounts from another machine

There are multitudes of opportunities, you can have a huge description per item which could be opened if you select more info. But a lot of people just pull generic affiliate products from a central database, which auto populate descriptions etc, which makes it easier to manage, but will limit SEO effectiveness.

But you can reference products with fresh content, maybe a more info, or picks of the day/week/month etc, linking to the product URL, giving it more weight in the SERPs. Link back to products from blogs, social media etc.

Just because its an ecommerce platform, doesn't mean you have to be held back by lack of content.

Old fashioned slow and steady is the way forward

Shortcuts and comment spam is a road to ruin...