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Hi catrionaw, Yes, you add the search engines for the french market (France, Belgium,...) to your campaigns. Hope this helps! Jonathan

You can give it a try (up to 3000 URLs) at http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/crawl-test

Hi! The most common reasons for this are discussed at https://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/409821-why-isn-t-my-site-being-crawled-you-re-not-crawling-all-my-pages. If that doesn't solve your problem, please visit our help hub at http://www.seomoz.org/help and contact our help team to open a ticket.

I don't think you can initiate a crawl, but you can use the Crawl Test tool to see how it looks. http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/crawl-test Ready to crawl? Our Crawl Test helps you zero in on duplicate content, summarize redirect locations, learn rel-canonical values, and more. Enter any subdomain below and we'll crawl up to 3,000 linked-to pages. In the next few days you’ll receive an email containing a CSV report with the results.

Yes. Click 'Crawl Diagnostics' Click 'Errors' Click '4XX (Client Errors)' Scroll down and there are the links.

Are directories still a relevant way to start with link building after the latest google changes?

And of course, build up your own authority on G+ and links from your posts are followed.

We got it!

They aren't yet. But should be this week. I've assigned this question to Abe, who's our Helpster that's in charge of uploading them. He'll let you know when they are.

HI FOLKS it finally works! thanks a lot for your help, think there was any intern issue in Google. bye bye an d take care

In the title tag, just use & (with spacing). Not & - see AT&T website.

Hi Nordichouse, Sorry it took awhile for me to get back to you on this. I agree with  the SEOmoz techs, it doesn't matter if it is a crawler or a actual person, if you go to an invalid url you should be redirected as 301 to the actual page. If the product doesn't exist it should not allow for superfluous urls. So basically what you should have is if the product exist then the site redirects to the correct URL. If it doesn't exist then send any query for that product to the same page and display the oscommerce product not found message. By doing this you prevent the system from creating upteenthousand urls for each product. If you want to test what I mean you can visit our store a www.rubberstore.com/catalog and try a few urls like: catalog/nipple-clips-p-1000.html we don't have a product with the id of 1000 so you'll get redirected to the not found message and the root page -p-1000.html however if you try: catalog/a-fake-url-p-29.html you'll get redirected to our actual product page matching this product id. Hope that makes since. All this is done with the .htaccess url re-writter I posted above.

There is nothing to do with SEOMOZ campaign. This is may be because of recent tweaks in search results by Google.

If you need more complete backlink data for your site, use Google Webmaster Tools and/or Bing Webmaster Tools.

Very cool.

I agree with both William and Adam. I would also suggest use the various research tools at http://www.seomoz.org/tools and On-page Analysis as well as the Keyword Difficulty & SERP Analysis tools to understand what your keywords should be and the effort involved and the level of domain authority required to attain those rankings. I would also suggest using the Google Adwords tool, suggest your target market and do some keyword research. I hope these help. Welcome to SEOMoz and you might also want to setup your campaign here at SEOMoz to see what the weekly / monthly progress is for rankings as well as any On-page recommendations from the tool. Always do your due-diligence before making any changes.

When you say you are not getting crawled, are you judging that by the cache date in Google, or by looking at the log files of your server? When I do the following search in Google: site:www.mediaxpress.net october The blog does pop up, with the October blog post in the snippet. The cached version of the page is still from late September, but information from yesterday IS being indexed.