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We sell products that can be very similar to one another. Product Example: Power Drill A and Power Drill A1 With these two hypothetical products, the only real difference from the two pages would be a slight change in the URL and a slight modification in the H1/Title tag. Are these 2 slight modifications significant enough to avoid a "duplicate content" flagging? Please advise, and thanks in advance!

My company's website has earned industry "authority" over the years and ranks well for a number of keywords. For reasons not worth explaining, we've moved the entire site (all pages) to be secured (https from http). When we launch our completely new website in 5 months from now, we will launch it as "http:" For the next 5 months, we're stuck with using site-wide "https". Is it better to 301 or 302 all pages (from http -> https), with the intent to move back to 301 in 5 months from now? Obviously, this situation is not ideal, but we'd like to preserve as much authority/presence as possible. What should we do and why? Any input would be greatly appreciated!

I would like to know if you can modify (or suggest) the sub-links under an organic listing.  For Example:

Main Link/Title = COMPANY NAME - What We Do....

Sub-Links (popular pages within site) currently include links like:

Locations / Catalog Request / Bestsellers

Is it possible to suggest other pages as sub-links or do the search engines determine these?

Please advise, and thanks in advance....

I'm looking at Raven Tools and Wordtracker's Link-Builder, and am open to others.....Any thoughts, recommendations or insights would be appreciated.

Thanks!

We own 2 websites.  Website "A" has 100 external followed links pointing to it.  I put a 301 on that domain and pointed it to Website "B".  Shouldn't Website "B" now get credit for the followed links originally pointing to Website "A"?   I'm hoping my external followed link count for Website "B" increases.

Please advise...

Thanks in advance!