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Hi Mark, I've forwarded this to the crawl service team and they are looking into it. Sorry you've had an unexpected delay, and we'll get it on track for you as soon as possible. Walt

It takes one full week.

Thanks for your reply. Yep, it's number 4 on your list, too - just the same as you're getting. In the SEOmoz report it's ranked 50, though. Very strange.

Under where you put your url it says: Exact url or check entire subdomain So, assuming you are optimizing pages, put in the exact url:      http://www.tatango.com/company If you want to check where you rank for sms advertising on the whole, use the subdomain    www.tatango.com

Hi Alan, So sorry you're seeing problems. Could you please send an email to help@seomoz.org? They'll best be able to help you out in this, and would want to know any problems so it can be fixed.

I had my server admin do a 301 redirect from the www to the non-www version of a site at the server level (probably like above) - and had no duplicate content issues crop up. That was accomplished without canonical tagging page by page. I do this now with all sites hosted where I have an admin - I am not a backend administrator.

Thanks Rand, I will send an email to Andrew. The issue for me is that someone is looking at it and I have always felt you guys were proactive. As a businessman, I have a lot of things I would love to be doing for my clients, but I, too, have to take my time and pick my battles.  I think one of the reasons the moz community is so strong, is because of the proactive stance and the TAGFEE approach. (Thanks for sharing that one with me, Sha). When I say strong community, I also mean bright, inquisitive, educated, robust, etc. My best to all. BTW: Z it would be cool if you let us know if we were persuasive in our anecdotes. Best

I'm sorry Simon but you have reached the extent of my knowledge on the topic. Many things can only be answered by a Google employee...who can't answer because of a non-disclosure agreement. Our sources of Google info are primarily Matt Cutts, official Google announcements and the occasional response shared by a Google employee on their forums. I would agree with you that Google is quite capable or reading and executing javascript if they want to. I plan to perform a lot of various testing in the future and this sounds like a good candidate. In the mean time, I'd welcome any additional knowledge or experience others can share on this topic.

Thank you for the reply! I'll definitely be taking your advice on this one. Thanks again!

I was suspecting that i may have lost some important links that perhaps expired last month..Not sure of a great method to track my links BUT i think from this point on i better figure a way to keep a keen eye on my links and when they fall off .. thanks

Thanks! I thought it must be possible, but was just being a bit blind!

Hi Matthew, So sorry to hear that you want to cancel your Pro service. Gianluca and Sha both have good answers. Is there anything we could have done better to keep you as a member?

we have the same problem / request a feeback would be nice

When you're in your campaign, go to Edit Campaign then look at the very bottom of the page. There's an option there to delete your campaign.

What you need to do is paginate, see this guide ->   http://www.bloggerbuster.com/2008/08/numbered-page-navigation-for-blogger.html It will require some html knowledge but will be worth the final result. Hope this helps