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I'm pretty sure that's what's happening. So mendely.com is a book mark approach to tabs, as opposed to the javascript ? variable and then bookmark approach here: http://ugmo.com/?quicktabs_1=1#quicktabs-1 I can see how the content is all on the page. Is there any dilution with the bookmark approach? To what extent is http://www.mendeley.com/#mobile different than http://www.mendeley.com/ ?

Thanks. What are your thoughts on ZenCart?

Chris, I would suggest sending this request directly to the SEOmoz help desk. They are in the best position to reply and add this to the wish list if it is not already being worked on. The help desk does not normally read the Q&A section.

Seohosting.com is actually a hostgator company - and we're going with hostgator for this. These recommendations above came during the Distilled conference in New Orleans for reference. Thanks for all your feedback!

Thanks for the link for Aaron's review. Will check it out.

In general - tools like this are rarely worth the time or hassle at all, as has been said - however, thats not to say that all directory submission is a waste of time. If a directory stands up to scrutiny - then submission can be worth it, for example: It has a good DA and the subject section has a good P/A It has a relevant section to your niche It will actually give you a link and not strip it out after you post it. The page on which you link is displayed is not buried deep in the directory structure (like dmoz) The directory and its pages are not stuffed with adsense or advertising The directory is not full of dupe content. The chances of any bulk submission software or tool finding a significant number of directories that meet the above conditions are virtually non-existent, and the handful that will apply to your business and be worth getting a link on will be reasonably easy to find yourself.

Perfect, thank you both for your help.

Hi Cees, I would actually wait until Tuesday (US time) and re-run your metrics. Open Site Explorer is updating as I type this, so in another few hours there should be fresh information. Run your reports and see if there's still the same problem. If there is still the problem, open a ticket with the help desk either through the web or by emailing help@seomoz.org. Thanks!

Thanks! That's a nice list.

Use relative paths, and you lose all link juice when someone scrapes your content and reposts it.

Do you have any examples of this being done on stores? Should i maybe just make a best of the web blog entry which links back to the product pages?

For content ideas, set up a news feed for yourself that is filtered for "teachers". I just read a story last night: http://www.cnn.com/2011/US/07/20/why.quit.teacher/index.html?hpt=hp_c1 Take recent news stories, add your experience, insight and commentary so the article will be helpful to your readers.

Thanks for pointing that out. I edited the original questions, but yes I was referring to SEOmoz campaigns to audit our site and give me some good tools to help us improve. If context is helpful our site is www.rickshawbags.com

Hi, I work in SEO for the Australian market. My advice is if you host e-commerce websites then I would advise to host the website in Australia, you want speed you want to host it where the user base is. Furthermore if you are looking for hosting deals many Australian companies now offer good rates, I use Ventra IP I am quite happy with them. Also in regards to power of .com.au, it is far better then using a geo targeted .com in my experience. Hope this helps. Kind Regards, James.