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Jesse First thank you very very much I have no clue who insert that TAG - maybe the guys who build the website I will try to check with him Just to delete this tag? Again Thank you so much SEOwise I.

Thnx for your reply. Actually, you mean i need to fix canonical redirection?

Thank you Paul, I have just voted and left a comment! Let's cross our fingers! That tool is great, but can be much improved Thank you again.

That suggests that 63% difficulty is, in reality, rather easy. I'd say that in reality the domain strength of SEOmoz is kicking the ass in that SERP. Nevertheless, my suggestion is unchanged.  ATTACK.    

Perfect. Thanks Mark.  Answered the question

Hi Erik, Great question. Unfortunately, you can't add tags quite as easily as you can add list of keywords and you would need to enter the tags manually. I'm really sorry about that! The bast way to add a group of keywords with a tag from a CSV would be to sort the CSV by tag and copy all of the keywords that fall under each tag. Next, input the keywords into the Ad Keywords box and add that specific tag manually. That should cut down on the number of times you have to add tags. Though, I'm afraid it isn't as easy as importing the tag from the CSV directly. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Chiaryn

If your product names and brand names in itself, I'd totally use them/track them if that's what my goal is. There might be very little search volume but your conversion would be high, so you'd want to make sure all those review websites are not outranking you for your own brand name/product name keywords. So yes, you are right and on the right track :).

Awesome! Thank you. My exact question. You may have just save me an entire bottle of Aspirin.

I was just looking for the Term Extractor and couldn't find it.  Yes, please bring it back unless there is a better replacement.

Hi, Thanks for the question. There is a way to do this in our tools. Basically, you can suspend a campaign and activate it on the day that you want to get ranking for. For more details, please see: http://www.seomoz.org/help/campaign-setup Thanks! Peter SEOmoz help team

Hi Ricky, Thanks for letting us know. It looks like your keywords are currently not ranking in the top 50. Our tools only crawl pages that show up in the top 50. You can manually create a report to show pages ranking lower than that. For details on how to manually generate reports please see: http://www.seomoz.org/help/on-page-reports Let us know if you have any other questions about our tools, Peter SEOmoz help team

Hello James, Abe here with the SEOmoz Help Team. Unfortunately, we do not have login admin privilege options. The good news is that this is one of our top feature requests so I am certain that this will be implemented in the very near future. Sorry for any inconveniences,  we are hoping to improve this soon!

Hi Lynn, Thanks for your time on this. I just found it. Couldn't use your key command (on a Mac), but went through it more methodically and found one 'true' in column 'D'. Sorry my eyes weren't sharp enough first time through. Thanks again.

My overlay in Firefox is back. Thank you!

This is done on the first page of Campaign Setup, Chaya. There's a radio button to select that you want to track specifically a subdomain (it's the first button) and then below, there's a text box where you enter the exact address of the subdomain. The page also has examples of typical subdomain addresses to prompt you. I've included a screenshot with arrows pointing to the boxes you need to use. Does that get you set up the way you need? Paul 00e17z3o40

OSE is not as accurate as Google Webmaster Tools. Go into GWT and check your links there. If you see a difference, then use the information on GWT. OSE is great, but RogerBot is not as sophisticated as GoogleBot.

Hi Marcos, Thanks for writing in with a great question. You should be able to include the full URL of the product you would like to track by setting it up as a subfolder as long as the final subsection of the URL isn't set up as a file. For example, you can set up a subfolder campaign for the URL http://www.modcloth.com/shop/dresses/outright-amity-dress but not for the URL http://www.infinitecat.com/infinite/cat33.html I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions. CHiaryn

Hi Walter, Thanks for writing in and sorry for any confusion. It looks like you actually have the PRO level API access and there is no Low Volume subscription on your account. For the PRO level API, the account is actually rate limited at 1 request ever 5 seconds and it does look like you are getting the correct access for that plan level on your account. If you would like to sign up for the Low Volume API subscription, you can fill out our Order Form at http://goo.gl/BTbyy and we will get you set up right away. Let me know if you have any other questions. Chiaryn

Howdy, If your branded rule is "dc widgets", then yes - the phrases "maker dc widgets" and "toy dc widgets" will both be considered branded keywords. Branded keywords are important for many different reasons. As opposed to non-branded traffic, branded keywords are an indication of true business visibility. If folks are searching specifically for your business, this is a good indication of health as opposed to random keyword searches. Here's an excerpt from a post we published when SEOmoz introduced branded rules into the web app: Keywords related to your brand tend to show up at the end of the conversion funnel, when visitors are already aware and interested. They’re more specific and unique, often based on company and domain names, key products, and variations/misspellings of those names and products. They aren’t subject to the fluctuations caused by search algorithms in the same way that non-branded keywords are. This makes them useful as indicators of long-term strength and popularity. For that reason, most sites should see a decent portion of traffic coming from brand-related keywords. http://www.seomoz.org/blog/introducing-branded-keyword-rules-and-metrics For better or worse, Google loves brands. The more branded traffic you receive  the easier it is to succeed in other areas... typically.

Thanks Megan, think I've worked it out though... the report only showed my external links EVEN though OSE was set to all links... Anyway it turns out I have something like 4200 internal links... is that negative for SEO?? Thanks! James