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Thanks Ryan. I'm going to remove the parameters. I'm glad these issues are related.

Just did a spider of your website and you have way too many subdirectories on those pages, which make it less likely for search engines to crawl and index the page. For example:  http://www.movstore.com.br/Departamentos/+Quarto/86/0/0/0/0/0/0+40+Data/ By having 9 subfolders you are suggesting to search engines the Department content is buried deeply into your website and less relevant. By comparison, you product page only has 5 http://www.movstore.com.br/Produto/Quarto+Infantil/Guarda+Roupas/Ponte+Juvenil+Teen+Branca+/6417/ Based on this directory structure, search engines think this page is more important than your category pages.  Anyway you can reorganize the content the product pages would be below the category-level pages instead of under their own product directory? For example: /Category /Category/Product/Sub-Product/Product-Name?

I wouldn't spend too much time on the second (hyphenated keyword) domain, you'd be much better off focusing on building great links to your primary domain. Also, domains with hyphens are signifcantly less effective than the exact match variation, I have conducted a number of experiments and the non-hyphenated versions of the website are much, much better! So I would just redirect it as it is and focus on the one main website URL. Paul

Tweetdeck's pretty much gone now

I just need them removed from the SEOMoz campaign reports.

Yes, that's exactly what it is. Our company uses them a lot for print collateral so the URL is easy to remember, not long, etc. No content lives on the vanity URL, it just get redirected to somewhere else. Thanks Keri.

Here is a similar Q and A that I wrote a response to suggesting 4 tools which I have found immensely useful. Market Samurai also has some video tutorials that teach a really good strategy for finding great keywords. http://www.seomoz.org/q/what-keyword-research-tools-do-you-recommend-to-help-with-seo hope this helps.

seomoz may script that nofollow because people always post url's with Q's ? True?

I'm not seeing it either. Maybe try clearing cache or go incognito. 6Jf5D.png

Thanks Svet!

Hi guys Here is a video of Matt Cutts talking about this matter. Hope it helps.

It was two a long time ago, but not recently. If you PM me the articles, I'll pass them along to the team and flag them for possible updating.

Thanks for the link, the plugin works a treat! Life saver.

I've worked with a guy who was absolutely sure his site will do great if he purchased enough links. The month he decided to get rid of the service he do 9 links for 1800$. It turned out he paid that amount on a monthly basis for over 6 months. I went back though the email reports he got from the company. Every now and then there seemed to be a couple fo good links and a couple of nofollowed one, just to add color to it. The really bad part was the amount of links he got from blogs made up from content sharing articles, already housing 100+ links to external site. Just another good example that is always a good idea to stay clear of such services.