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I think the slider needs changing, or a better design... don't know what it is, just doesn't ''sell your site"

I like the website all way down to the pre-footer... i think all the orange there is a tad ugly, just my opinion, but everything above that looks great

Page load time is bad tbh, but the website looks good!

Design 2 IMO Design 3 is good, although missing some of the menu to the left

They can, with templates... bespoke design takes time, time is money

I like above the fold ''review, write a review' You could add more emphasis on the review tabs, like change the font colour?

This! the only reason i would have dedicated domains for a specific keyword is if they are based on local search results & business directory listings as well as Google places will help.. It is better to have all your link juice flowing freely throughout one authority website, Backlinks to the main url will also have a positive effect on all sub folders/products....

Agree! if you have the time, then messing around with little minor is a good step.. but the priorities should lie with the main issues

Yes take them 'as is'... always remember to tick 'exact' and not broad or phrase lol

Images are underestimated for traffic and SEO imo, i see good results with well optimized images on my websites..

I have a handful of escort websites which rank top page (some top 4) for local exact (UK) search results of around 2-10k monthly, i currently monetize them with affiliates, banners etc.. but list escorts for free, independent or agency, so PM me your locaton or details and if i have a site based local to you or planning one, i will list your girls with links to your site. As far as SEO, Facebook does have its benefits (like all social networks) to SEO, the amount of fans on your page will not effect SEO for your website and buying likes (fake or real....always fake) will not do anything for SEO either, although it does help to give your page a bit of ''authority''.. Remember to keep posting links to your website in page posts, don't spam... SEO should always be a long term goal The risk is people claim Facebook will close your page for buying fake likes, i have never encountered this, or spoke to anyone directly who has.. they obviously don't condone it and could potentially close your page....but i buy at least 100 fans for every page i start just so it looks like it has some Likes (and to change the page url if it doesn't let me before 25 likes).. Google+ is the best bet for SEO IMO, Ahrefs reports links on a Google+ page as 'dofollow' Google+, Twitter & Facebook should be done anyway to establish your business, it will only help SEO as long as your not spamming.. Also, if your agency has a virtual address, or you are willing to use yours or a friends (you can set it so your address is not shown).. Google places, Nokia Prime Places, Yellow Pages, Yelp & all the popular business directories are a good for SEO.. just remember to use the same phone number & business description throughout.

Agree, lots of sub pages targeting each area & keyword would be the best bet... link juice is passed on from the main url.. Another option could be sub domains, but i think sub folders would be the best bet

Definitely contact your web host if it's server side.. Or use the TAC plugin to potentially locate the code and remove from there

Did your new page ''home'' just appear in the menu without you adding it via appearance/menus ?

A credits system is a good idea as mentioned above.. Your clients will soon come running when they realize they need you for updates/maintenence