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_Hi, _ _Just wondering .. Did you save the txt file in ANSI format? Sometimes, people mistakenly save it different format and this is where the problem creeps in. _

You too man!

I really don't think it is worth doing that! What Istvan says is 100% correct, you will beat him in time. Why start wasting your time on your competitor's site rather than focusing on your own?

Mod rewrite .. DEF..... I am not Familiar with miva but i am guessing they have a good support from the looks of it http://extranet.mivamerchant.com/forums/forum.php I would definitely try their support if you havent. But you should definitely have an option ......

Hi Chris Can you please let me know your website here? Did you built links on Https or Http? Also your website ranking in SERP's are on Https or Http? Please answer me above que so that i can exactly say what are the possibilities for drop in impressions.

sometimes you need to not worry about if/then SEO factors because that's how we end up falling into magic trick traps.  Sometimes it's truly more valuable to allow other reasons to be the decider.

No, a .com.

Ha!  Not a problem; I've been held responsible for worse. Good luck.  Like I say, moving from a subdomain to a subfolder for us went like a breeze although admittedly it wasn't across two servers.  If you have any issues give us a shout   

I personally would just ignore any 404's being generated by junk sites; Google certainly isn't penalising you for these and if you mark them as fixed the error will just reappear when Google next follows the broken link. If you have any 404's being generated from 'good' sources then I'd 301 redirect the broken URL to the correct location on your site (not just to your homepage) and mark the problem as fixed.

Yes it is Sean. However, I thought I saw that SEOMoz included it in a blog post somewhere. Perhaps if you email them they can tell you where? I just tried to find it and the only "Free" one I can seem to find is Wil Reynolds' presentation. I'll look around a little more and if I can find the link I'll send it.

Thanks for your help!

No we have fixed 997 of them and now only 3 show.

Well, in that case, I don't think you will be able to set it up as domain/blog. Using a subdomain is likely your only option, blog.domain. But, I wouldn't worry too much about it since Google doesn't really treat the two situations much differently. Matt Cutts recently commented on this exact situation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MswMYk05tk So, I'd go ahead and set up your blog at your secondary host, and point your subdomain to it.