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Yoast seems really cool, but I currently have Genesis from StudioPress. I installed Yoast and it removed all of my meta descriptions.  I would have to go back and and re-enter all meta descriptions to use it....or do you know of a way to keep them when transferring from one plugin to the other?

Hey Aaron. That's a good question for the SEOmoz help desk. I don't think there's a way to do that yet, but you should definitely still ask them to help.

HI Kevin, The 10 links count as 1 linking root domain. However, Google's algorithm recognizes that the sub domains on tumblr are separate accounts, which will actually increase the authority to your site.* *But not as much as 10 links from different root domains.

Hey MetiX, Danny Dover did a great video about brand search results. And Brian Patterson wrote about his online reputation management playbook. Hope this helps.

Thank you to everyone for their feedback. I appreciate it.

I would implement this without the word "catalog".  I don't think that it adds anything of value and the shorter URL might be very very slightly more effective. Not a big deal but I like to toss dead weight overboard.

I would tend to use a keyword tool which identifies traffic.  Determine which will yield the most fruit and go that direction.  I would alos suggest using website pages and content to support........ so, have individual pages for each apple type, then you could use the apple types for your page titles.  Just my thoughts.........

Wordpress does have a number of ecommerce avenues to take.  If you are not selling products, but wish to style your site to look like an online store, you may wish to consider using  Wordpress  "Builder".  It offers a lot of functionality and customization options.........

Carlos Actually, it is in the index but if you do: site:www.uniquip.com as a search in Google it is not the first result, which it should be.  If you do "site:www.uniquip.com" (with the quotes) as a search in Google, it is still only the second result, it should be the first, which is a sign that something is weird, which would require some more investigation. -Dan

Hey Michelle, Short answer is contextual link. Regards, Guillaume Voyer.

You're a genius! Thanks!!

i dont think you should worry  - just dont link to them and then build your own quality links