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Glad to have helped Gavin, I hope you manage to find those links causing the problems. Good luck!

For top level categories we are trying to make very unique content.  For similar subcategories there may be a little overlap in product description on the category page but we try to make sure they are atleast 70% unique. It's a subjective call, not a perfected science with that. Taking the best sellers first is definitely the way to go about doing it. I don't monitor page authority as much but our rankings have increased and stuck for rather competitive SERPs.  There are a ton of other variables that went into our increased rankings so to say that adding unique content to a page "caused" a ranking increase would have to be tested out.  I know it helped, just not sure to tell you how much. You look more authentic to Google and Bing if you have unique quality content.

Thanks for your response Ryan, I totally agree that the tools you use don't necessarily make you an SEO, it's how you use them that matters. With regards to Woorank I've only used the free version and I agree it's buggy but there's a lot of potential there. Thumbs up for your response pal.

Hi Karl, Here you can find Linkscape update schedule. What are your links? Are they links from trust and well ranked sites? or deep and from poor quality sites? See also my question and Ryan answer All the best. Marek

I've only got a small amount of experience with this tool set and from that I've made the decision to avoid it. A lot of the sales copy makes me not want to buy it as well - it seems like it would have been great circa 2004 but if you tried to get me to buy it now I'd probably say something rude.

Hi Stephen, If you imported the information you received from a request to our API into a spreadsheet, you would have rows of information. The number of rows depends on the request you make. If you ask for 200 links from our Top Back Links API, then you’ll get 200 rows of information about backlinks. If you submit a single URL to our Page Metrics API, then you’ll get one row of information back from the API. That row of information would include page metrics about the URL. If you do a batch request to the Page Metrics API and submit 5,000 URLs, then you’ll receive 5,000 rows of information about the URLs you submitted. The number of rows you get back from your request depends on which API you’re using and the amount of information you ask for in your request. You only pay for rows of information you actually receive. Thanks, Joel.

Hey Craig, Sorry about the issues you are experiencing with the crawler. I just opened up a customer support ticket for you so we can investigate this on our end to see what's going wrong. My apologies for the inconvenience! Kenny

Could you give me an example. I really like your strategy Dan. It doesn't have to be a real example.

Facebook pages are "no-follow" meaning no juice is passed directly to the site.  However, the different signals and navigation of the viewers has an indirect organic affect.  If your traffic is increased with a "no-follow" then it is affecting your "organic results" indirectly.  However, the page rank "juice" isn't transferred via page rank, but rather by sending traffic.

A couple of questions for you: Do you link to your FB/Twitter pages anywhere? Have you got your FB page set to display the 'Info tab' first before people become a fan? Have you shared your FB/Twitter pages on the other platforms. It takes time for both GWT and OSE to track all links. The important thing is whether you're getting human visitors to your site from FB/Twitter, not whether they appear in a database

yes i was found the answer from  Crimson Penguin thanks anyway

Have you read through the Beginner's Guide to SEO yet?

Howdy, If you click on the number listed in the "Other URLs" column, you'll land on the report that contains the other URLs with the same issue (duplicate title or duplicate content) Here's a screenshot of where to click https://skitch.com/cyrusshepard/eyc9s/duplicate-page-title-free-advice-root-crawl-includes-subdomains-seomoz-pro Unfortunately, the report is usually limited to only 5 URLs, and the CSV may not list everything for you either. The good news is that these are generally caused by repeating problems and there is generally a pattern you can discern. Once you fix one duplicate content/title tag error, you often fix the rest. Oh, and here's a video overview of the Crawl Diagnostics tab. Hope that helps. Best of luck.

jejejeje... it sounds like seomoz tools... have you ever take a look to them?

Hi Andres, It sounds strange because I've imported OSE exports with 3, 4.000 links into gDocs. Try to run the export again, and import it into gDocs. Cornel

cheers for this kerri.

I checked it on SEOmoz and my ranking went from 2 to 6 I clicked it again and it went from 6 to 10 I clicked it again and it went to 3. Every time I refresh, the result its in a random spot.

Some resources to help formulate a competitive backlink analysis. http://www.seomoz.org/blog/competitive-link-analysis-tips-whiteboard-friday http://www.seomoz.org/blog/an-inside-look-at-competitors-backlinks-with-open-site-explorer If you find that your competitor is building spam links, you may find that they drop back down in the SERPs fairly quickly. On the other hand, you may find in your competitive analysis that they're actually brilliant marketers who have found an intelligent link building strategy that you're not using. This is where you have to put your detective hat on and ask "exactly how did they get this link?" If it's a good link, then you might want to replicate the strategy.

I think I figured out what to add to Robots.txt to screen out any url with an '?' in it. I believe these ?urls are session IDs for Urls. I'll see what Roger-bot does next time it crawls my site. Disallow: /*?