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Thank you. It would be great if someone could email me when its updated. thanks, Lara

Basically what Facebook says is you can’t run a contest on your page but you can use 3rd party aps to do it. You also can’t notify the winner via Facebook. Here are a few sites that use 3rd party apps to conduct a “contest” that is legal with Facebook (I am sure there are more and free ones, just search around). Some of these, you can use “gateways” which makes it so users have to “like” you page before they see your content. Great for contests that giveaway prizes for users “liking” your page. http://www.wildfireapp.com http://www.shortstack.com http://fanpageengine.com www.pagemodo.com http://woobox.com

We had this problem and it was a nightmare. As Kelly mentioned, links without the http:// are assumed to be internal links, so your CMS creates a new page and the loop continues.... Go to the parent were the original link is and fix it. The rest you can ignore and mark as fixed in G-WMT. Greg

Hi Milos Ya sure you can always get help from me, you can send private message to me also for your query.

Hi roberthseo, It seems like sometimes it can take OSE 2-3 index updates before some links are included in the index. But since your profile is from April, I would guess it is because your profile link may be to buried on CrunchBase for the OSE crawler to find. Build a few links to your profile page and it will show up in the next update or two.

The Call To Action does not come from the site software but rather from you or the developer. There are good WordPress sites and bad ones. Some people try to do it themselves, and others spend tens of thousands of their WP sites, and everywhere in between. You should be able to get a very solid WP e-commerce site for under $4k in my experience. Prices vary a lot but if the site was less I would question the quality and if it was more I would question the cost. That is my experience and others will likely share varying opinions. My preference would be WP + eCommerce with Yoast SEO. Many prefer All in One SEO but most of the SEO community seems to prefer Yoast, as do I. To answer your specific questions: the method of adding an ALT tag to your images vary based on your site software. I see you use Weebly. I generally do not work with any type of hosted solution such as Weebly. The positives are they allow anyone with limited programming knowledge to create a site, it is well hosted and low cost. The bad is I am not aware of any hosted solution which is truly SEO friendly. For example, you often cannot change ALT tags. You can ask Weebly support if there is a way to make this change. I am guessing the SEO shared the first sentence under the banner generally should be your H1 tag. I would recommend looking to Wikipedia as an excellent example of the proper use of H1 tags: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apron On the Bib page (http://www.vermontapron.com/bib-aprons.html) as an example, the title "Bib Aprons" is fine but for ideal semantic mark up, it should be an H1 tag. Then "Blue Bird Bib Apron" and "Lavender Floral Bib Apron" should be H2 tags. Regarding keyword usage, yes that could have caused the drop in rankings. Your title is not idea, you lack an H1 tag, you content is very minimal, your images do not have helpful names nor H1 tags. With all the above pulling the little content which supported your keyword could be the issue. Generally speaking, use whatever you feel works best for your users. Speak to them naturally. Do not stuff extra keywords in an effort to rank better. Generally using the keyword 2 - 3 times on a page is a very solid approach. You can use it more IF it seems completely natural to do such, but don't expect to rank any higher because of it. When you use the term "Bib Aprons" on he /bib-aprons.html page, you are using the term but not in content. Again, refer back to Wikipedia. Every time they talk about a different sub-category they offer a header and then begin the content with the keyword focus. For example, on the Wikipedia Apron page look at the Cobler Apron or Bungalow Apron section.

Are you the JMHHACKER that will add your GOOGLE plus id to a special circle then share it with my 12700 followers, called the snowball circle look it up for $5? If not then you are seeing those big numbers because of someone else.  Just Google JMHHACKER, and you will see a lot of results on web pages, social media, and on the site that anyone can sell anything for $5, where JMHHACKER is selling the aforementioned plus in a circle.

Indeed is. It's Friday and I'm posting at seomoz while waiting for my flight at the airport...lol.

If the backlinks come from primarily other https sites, you might try Majestic SEO (or Google Webmaster Tools as mentioned above). We'll have HTTPS crawling in a few months - it's a high priority right now.

The title of the page in question is the same term twice (the second time just includes 'in')  The H1 is just the same term.  Your H2 reads like it was only meant to stuff the term into it rather than actually be a header to help the reader know what the page is about.  Every instance of the term in the copy is bold... just that kind of stuff.  Less is more in today's SEO - at least that is what works for me...  I would have to say that if this wasn't Manual Action the Panda just realized that the site was built for Google instead of the user.  I am not speaking ill of your website at all - that is just how I see it.  I am sure others may have different opinions.

We did have a bug with new keywords not showing up earlier in the week, but I think it was fixed. Could you go to http://www.seomoz.org/help and use the contact our help team button? Let them know which campaign it is, and they'll get things fixed for you. Thanks, and so sorry for the troubles!

Hey Simon, I just checked out your campaigns and everything looks good right now. We are really sorry about any inconveniences this may have caused. Let me update you on what happened and what we have done to make sure it doesn't happen in the future. Over the weekend our server hosting provider experienced some temporary power outages that last for a few hours. When this happened some of our databases that contain user membership status went offline. When this happened our crawlers assumed that the campaigns had been archived and when the database servers came back online then the crawlers thought the campaigns had been unarchived. In the past we have had the practice of kicking off a 250 page starter crawl when a campaign has been unarchived and then scheduling the full crawl for 7 days out.  Your campaign would have received a full crawl on it's next scheduled crawl though. This is much like what happens when you first create your campaign. This isn't ideal for a few reasons though. One being a scenario like what happened over the weekend and two that it can skew your historical data by having a 250 page crawl stuck in the middle, even if archiving was intentionally done. Moving forward we will be implementing a change to this that makes it so when you unarchive a campaign your full crawl will be scheduled and you won't receive a starter crawl. If you need more immediate crawl data then I recommend using our crawl test tool. With that tool you can receive up to 3,000 pages crawled. The only difference being it comes in the form of a csv file without the pretty web interface. Let me know if you have any additional questions. Also, in the future if you are experiencing any issues with your service go ahead an let our support team know. If you go to seomoz.org/help you can generate a help ticket quite easily. By generating a customer support ticket our Help Team will keep you up to date on any issues with your account and work with you to resolve any issues as quickly as possible. Again, my sincere apologies for this issue with your crawl. Have a great day! Kenny

Hey Scott, I just checked out your campaigns and everything looks good right now. We are really sorry about any inconveniences this may have caused. Let me update you on what happened and what we have done to make sure it doesn't happen in the future. Over the weekend our server hosting provider experienced some temporary power outages that last for a few hours. When this happened some of our databases that contain user membership status went offline. When this happened our crawlers assumed that the campaigns had been archived and when the database servers came back online then the crawlers thought the campaigns had been unarchived. In the past we have had the practice of kicking off a 250 page starter crawl when a campaign has been unarchived and then scheduling the full crawl for 7 days out.  Your campaign would have received a full crawl on it's next scheduled crawl though. This is much like what happens when you first create your campaign. This isn't ideal for a few reasons though. One being a scenario like what happened over the weekend and two that it can skew your historical data by having a 250 page crawl stuck in the middle, even if archiving was intentionally done. Moving forward we will be implementing a change to this that makes it so when you unarchive a campaign your full crawl will be scheduled and you won't receive a starter crawl. If you need more immediate crawl data then I recommend using our crawl test tool. With that tool you can receive up to 3,000 pages crawled. The only difference being it comes in the form of a csv file without the pretty web interface. Let me know if you have any additional questions. Also, in the future if you are experiencing any issues with your service go ahead an let our support team know. If you go to seomoz.org/help you can generate a help ticket quite easily. By generating a customer support ticket our Help Team will keep you up to date on any issues with your account and work with you to resolve any issues as quickly as possible. Again, my sincere apologies for this issue with your crawl. Have a great day! Kenny

Maybe I don't fully appreciate the power of excel but what I am envisioning seems to require more than what excel can provide. Thanks for the suggestion though. I will think about it some more.

Looks like you have Pro Plus, which has 1000 keywords.