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Yes, SEOMOZ search feature is powered by Google Custom Search.

That explains it. Thanks for the great responses!

We actually had a webinar at the end of July about e-commerce. It was changed to "free," as the author did a follow-up blog post, so you'll find it further down the page with the free ones. We're hoping soon to have more.

These are just notices. As long as things look correct to you (you're not doing a rel canonical to the home page for each of your internal pages) things are good and you can happily ignore that.

Cool! I'm glad you figured it out. You can also visit our developer discussion group here: http://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293196-developer-discussion-group for more detailed help with the API. Let me know if you have any other questions. Cheers, Joel.

Hi, thanks for the answer. Yes, that might be a solution but would be nice to show everything in one report as per a tool such as Raven or Automatic Ranking Checker.

Hi Scott, Derek and Brad are correct in that there's no real way to tell Roger to index a specific page. Your best bet to get your page index in OSE is to work at building quality backlinks and making sure your site is configured properly so we can reach your pages. Also remember you can set up your campaign for your site and crawl it that way if you want to evaluate the rest of your page information. I hope that helps. Cheers, Joel.

Hi BM7, I'm going to open up a ticket on this to have our engineers take a closer look at your site.  Once we have an overall response, I'll post it here for other community members to view.   Cheers!

In short, no. But checkout http://www.opensiteexplorer.org with SEOmoz Pro you'll have unlimited access to it. SEOmoz tools don't report PageRank, but they have a similar scoring method called Domain Authority (DA). Enter a URL and checkout the linking domains report, it will give you a listing of linking domains in order of DA. It doesn't tell you whether a domain is a blog / wiki / dir etc - that would be quite difficult for a machine to understand. You can often get an idea by the domain name, or check them yourself manually.

Are you certain you're an administrator on the account you're trying to connect, Penelope? As opposed to a user on the account? And you're logged into the actual account that contains the profile you're trying to connect when you start the process? Paul

The ability to hide various notices and warnings is something a lot of our users have requested - we're working on it!

Hi everyone, Just a quick note to let you know the keyword difficulty tool is working again. Thanks for your patience! Keri

Hi everyone, Just a quick note to let you know the keyword difficulty tool is working again. Thanks for your patience! Keri

Hello Marcin, It appears as if the tool is having difficulty with those characters. The phrase in question is only repeated 4 times in the entire page. According to my rough html character count, my guess is that the keyword difficulty tool is giving you the total number of thai characters instead of your actual keyword. I apologize and I will forward this information as a future feature addition. On a side note, we are updating our keyword tool now so it might be worth it to test this again next week once the fix is up.

its difficult to tell without knowing how you set up these 302 redirects. This specific URL returns a 404 page and does not redirect to anything which may contribute to the False attribute. Have you considered just doing a 301 redirect for these pages?

We just posted an explanation about the rankings issue, including keyword difficulty, at http://www.seomoz.org/blog/where-are-my-rankings.

Hi Patrick Thanks for responding I still have no rankings 80% down, its 14 weeks since i implemented the 301 and some of the inner pages are ranking (Therese are a lot lower than when we did the 301) however the home page even if i copy a line of text wont bring up my site. The original 301 went textbook style and everything looked perfect, but rankings did not follow and all we did was a straightforward name change My developer insisted on doing this in PHP however most his functions and he states when i asked him for the code "The 301 on the new site is integrated into the application and has dependences on other functions, which in turn will have dependences on other functions, which would basically mean handing over a substantial amount of code. Potentially most of the application" So basically on the outside i am 100% convinced that the 301 is chaining somewhere causing me a problem, so i am going to change both old and new sites for htaccess I currently have this single line on the old site RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.newdomain.co.uk/$1 [R=301,L] Originally tried the below but got an internal 500 error (ps any reason why that would give me a internal server error) as below would have been my preferred code RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^olddomain.com$ [OR] RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.olddomain.com$ RewriteRule (.*)$ http://www.newdomain.com/$1 [R=301,L] I think really what i need is the answer to is what do i put on the old site which is on server 1 is it just a single line 301 and on the new site which is dealing with the canonicals and removal of trailing slash The original issue came when i changed URL name, and it was only the crawler that brought to light that i could not crawl the non www. version of my site (even though it is the www. version i wanted to crawl because the crawler should have gave a message that the site is 301 to the ww, . version but it said page unavailable, however doing it on a colleagues site which had been correctly 301'd gave a message that the site had moved do you want to crawl the current or the new page ... so the crawl test will pick up on a 301 if implemented correctly Hope that made sense