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I never respond to anyone using a gmail account. I always think it's someone who doesn't know who to set up an email.

The URLs on my site in WMT slowly migrated to the new domain.  My change was done in February and there is still a little activity in WMT for the old domain.  But new domain is very healthy.

I agree with you Asim. An example I recall was where an existing site for a mining company gained a lot of links and attention after a mining accident. Search engines can identify when there is major news on a topic and an increase in related links.

Thanks for sharing your tip.

To the OP, We are also on Volusion and have found that adding the Meta Robots tag for noindex, follow  in the meta override area for categories has worked for us.  We haven't found a way to add it however to the SearchResults page at this time.

Google officially said the site speed is a SEO factor which, when implemented, will affect 1% of SERP results. This gives some idea of the scope of it's relevancy. (not saying 1% is either high or low, this is all very subjective) Having said that, beyond speed improvement, CDN provides other SEO related benefits. I've actually just published a 2-part Blog post that investigates SEO & CDN related myths and talks about CDN and SEO benefits, I hope you`ll find it useful. it should answer all questions: Part 1: SEO & CDN Myths Part 2: SEO & CDN benefits

has anyone got any further information or evidence about this ? I was under the impression its handled on a per link basis.

Exactly! It's good time to revise all the titles! I think it's way better than 301-ing the whole blog. You never know how this may affect our ranking. It prob. would be fine, but you never know Thanks again!

These are great suggestions Donnie. Donnie and Gemma, the feature forum at http://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums is a great place to put in these requests, as other people can also vote on them and help SEOmoz determine priorities. Thanks!

Google has some great help resources when it comes to their products. I would check the GWO help section first. http://www.google.com/support/websiteoptimizer/bin/static.py?page=guide.cs&guide=29619&topic=29624

I understand completely Steven. We are often in a position where we are trying to offer advice based upon a limited slice of information. We do the best we can with what we know, and we will arrive at different conclusions. Perhaps Jason will enlighten us further on his situation.

Use the SEOmoz crawl report. Let Roger loose on your site, then when the report is available, filter the excel file on the broken link field. Then check the "referrer" field for each broken link. The referrer field will show the page where the broken link was discovered. You can then use the SEOmoz bar to highlight the links on a page. Sometimes a link isn't obvious as it is hidden. In those cases you can always right-click on the page and choose View Page Source from the options, then search for the link.

I've previously used LivePerson. Not difficult to put into the site and pretty easy to use. If someone's on it during the workday, it'll chime when someone is requesting a chat. If you are offline there are options to forward questions to an email address or alert your mobile phone. They can also customize their chat window to fit with your site design and layout, etc... Not sure if it's the best but pretty reasonably priced and easy to use.

If it's not a competitive keyword, or a phrase that's unlikely to be found elsewhere then it will rank them all. They're all indexed and they're all relevant to the query. They wouldn't all rank if other sits had that same specific word string.

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"Do not create listings at locations where the business does not physically exist. P.O. Boxes are not considered accurate physical locations. Listings submitted with P.O. Box addresses will be removed." http://www.google.com/support/places/bin/answer.py?answer=107528 Yes.. I believe you recalled that correctly.