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Sorry, I don't think we're clear (judging by other responses) on what you're trying to check. Are you looking for some core stats on those 800 domains, or do you have a list of keywords for each domain that you want to check rankings for? If it's a list of keywords, how many total (ballpark) keywords are you talking about?

What I do is work with the spreadsheets to get it down to one link per domain and then I make a spreadsheet out of that.

Thanks for sharing Geoff Andrews!

Hi, It's difficult to answer this question without some understanding of the client, their industry and what you are trying to improve (e.g. brand awareness or sales - Product or Saas). I've found there are very few "quick wins" unless your client isn't an established internet player in which case you can focus on getting the basics sorted - such as performing an SEO Audit (e.g. Moz) and set up an Analytics package (e.g. Google Analytics) so that you can measure campaigns effectively. If they are established online then assessing their Social Media strategy, Backlinks and optimising their PPC campaigns would be a good place to start, though these are both going to take a fair bit of work. If there's a substantial client email list then you could run segmented / split tested email campaigns to drive sales or brand awareness. I would definitely advise against paying for fake followers/likes/+1s on their Social Media profiles, or running any large campaigns without understanding your client, their industry, customers and competitors first. Good luck, George

in essence it tells Google it is that page so removes it from the index

Hi, Thank you for the response. Yes, 301 redirects are working fine. checked webmaster; pages are indexed. I will wait for the redirects to pass on the links then. Thank you again! Best Regards, Moeez

Is it a redirect you actually want? Using a redirect would mean that mobile users would see your non-mobile site and this isn't a good user experience. If it is a redirect you are after (because you no longer want your mobile domain) then you must use a 301 permanent redirect if you want to pass any SEO goodness from old domain to new domain. Where possible redirect relative mobile pages to desktop pages (e.g. mobile homepage to desktop homepage and mobile blue shoes page to desktop blue shoes page). If it's not a redirect that you are after you may be looking for information on canonical and alternate tags. This allows you to have both sites running duplicate content without it affecting rankings and helps search engines understand the relationship between your mobile and desktop versions. More information here https://developers.google.com/webmasters/smartphone-sites/details But, ideally your website would be built using responsive design, then you wouldn't need a redirect or canonical tags for mobile site. Hope that helps. Davinia

The bigger question should be -- is it worthwhile to do automated social bookmarking at all? Generally, it's better to let it come naturally as users find the content, and not to submit to hundreds of bookmarking sites that may be off topic.

You're welcome!

Would it be possible to write an overview or introduction to the chart, and talk about the concepts and a) give context to the reader and make it easier for the reader to understand and b) give information to the search engines too?

Hi Shaycw, Sounds good to me...just make sure the font is a regular size (not too small!). So glad to have helped.

Thanks Takeshi Young and seom2014.

Just to clarify, you're talking about changing the title tag when you mean site name, and not the URL? Changing the URL (even just capitalization) could have an effect.

That would seem to be reasonable, with the information you've given. Best of luck!