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I have a movie database related site. In this we are providing latest movie news, trailers, movie database, posters etc.
I am using a 124 chars long 3 sentences meta description as the index page's meta description. And a 6 phrase meta keywords also. ( in index page ) and showing the same description and keywords in all the other pages.
My doubt is, would I need to give the different description and keywords to other pages in the site ? i.e., diff description for latest movie page, like diff desc for latest news page ?
I am very new to SEO and which one is more SEO friendly? The same description or different for diff pages?

It is always better to use keywords and description according to the content you are serving with any URL.
If your page is serving the news of a newly released movie set your keywords and description related to that movie.
You can build a functionality in your administration where these values can be entered dynamically to each article you serve and display them in your html head

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Is there any way to add a list of keywords to a Google site? [closed]

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My question is about is there any way to add keywords in the metadata of a Google site
(like <meta name="keywords" content=" keyword1 , keyword2 "/> )
Currently we are adding Alt text to every image in the site, with the keywords associated to each one.
Our objective is to manage one single list of keywords per all the G-Site, and get the best possible position in a Google search, based on these keywords.
If you are aiming for SEO you may try adding your keyword into your site title, slug, and meta as well, here is some link for you.
This is what you should notice.
Well if you website happened to be built by WordPress, I will recommend you to install SEO plugins like Yoast or AllinOneSEO.
Try Yoast guide here.
You may try dig out more Yoast blog as I found that it was quite detailed (for your focused keyword usage part) try this link and go for more.

What makes submenus in Google results [closed]

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I noticed that when one searches for some companies in Google, the results come back with nice categories. For example, if you Google sqlteam, the result contains SqlTeam website sections such as Forums, SQL Server Version, Weblogs, SQL Server Links, etc.
When I Google for the site whatiftoptions, I don't get these nice categories. What do I need to do in order for Google to display categories in search result?
Thanks.
Unfortunately, only Google knows the exact method for generating Sitelinks for your site. It is kept secret to prevent sites from abusing the ranking system, as having a site with Sitelinks can easily improve its image in the search results. Commonly sitelinked sites have the following attributes:
Site ranks first for the keyword(s) that generate the Sitelinks listing
Easily spiderable, structured navigation.
Fairly high natural search traffic.
High click through rates from the search results page.
Popular internal pages appear as Sitelinks.
Unique titles and meta descriptions on internal pages.
You can read more about this at http://www.hochmanconsultants.com/articles/sitelinks.shtml

GET vs POST in SEO [closed]

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My web application retrieves a page for every request generated by a form submission. That form submits to the same URL of the page.
Each time the page loads with a different title tag. Does it indicate different pages with the same URL?
How does it affect SEO? how can I manage this situation?
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This question is not purely SEO related no it requires SEO specific reasoning or answers it can be explained also technically how search engine robots work. if it still seems offtopic for moderators I request them to explain why
Try and use a rewiter rule to format your URL to a unqiune page if your always loading to the same page google ( or other search engines) will only index that single page.
http://www.seomoz.org/img/upload/anatomy-of-a-url.jpg
In addition to load the page each time with different title tag you need to append the URL with some uinque text like your GET variable data..
For getting crawled by spiders don't forget to submit your sitemap to search engines with relevant urls..

Is my data hidden from search engines? [closed]

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I've created a website that connects stores with brands. Many stores can have the same brand.
You can search for a brand and see what stores sells this brand (picture).
www.mysite.com/?id=23&brand=my+brand+name
If you open a store, you can see what brands they have.
www.mysite.com/?id=235&store=my+store+name
When you open a brand, the entire store list is loaded but hidden. Through jQuery and drop down list I can change city and the map and store list will be updated dynamically.
But if I want to score higher on search engines, e.g. when users google for "dovre oslo"
, I would like the search engine to find all the stores
Since I'm trying to rank higher on search engines, would it be better if the entire page reloaded and adding city name in the URL?
And when opening a store page, should I add the city name in the URL?
After some discussions and thoughts, I've come to the conclusion that it doesn't matter if I use drop downs and jQuery.
All my pages are listed in my site maps and therefore visible to search engines.

Should "filters" be included into sitemaps.xml? [closed]

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I have a list of entrys, for example
- Video 1
- Video 2
- (...)
- Video 1123
And they are shown 20 each page, so the page links are:
?page=1
?page=2
etc
However, there are filters that can be applied, such as:
- Language
- Length
- Quality
- Category
And the resulting links for the page selectors are:
?page=1&language=es
?page=2&language=es
?page=3&language=es
(...)
And so on for any of the filters avaiable.
My question is, should all those variant filters links be included into the sitemaps.xml considering the amount of links that would be generated?
The amount of links in a sitemap is irrelevant as search engines support large sitemaps just fine as long as you follow their format properly.
You should include all URLs that produce unique content. Content split on to multiple pages is fine as well are different translations of content.
It is up to you. I personally get annoyed when these kinds of results come up in Google.
There is no limitation with Google other than no more than 50,000 links per sitemap.