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Thank you for the reply, i thought it would not matter, but its worth checking.

The SEO community are going nuts at the moment discussing the implications of Panda 2.2 which seems to be in operation. Do a search and you'll see what they're discussing.

Thank you for the reply. I should add that this 75% of the content is an application (i.e. it is all the same). So the traffic is about the same on all of the pages. We need to choose between 404-ing the content or putting it on a subdomain. Do you know if having thin content on a subdomain will affect the original domain? I've been searching for a while, but can't seem to find anything concrete about this. Thanks!

Thanks for the reply i noticed on the Learn SEO tab above on the myths page for beginners it says "Having your own version of the Yahoos directory on your site isn’t helping your users, nor is it helping your SEO" I have a links page for reciprocal links is this helping my seo or not?

You know you typed that out load.  Yet another political fail. #WeinerClub

Hi Keri! Yes, this is what was on the seoMOZ report.  Thanks so much for the feedback and suggestion.

Panda 2.2 is a much more subtle change than Panda 1.0 or 2.0 were. .  A few of us in the industry believe that Panda 2.2 was rolled out this past week.  There's subtle changes for many sites, and that's what it seems to be, however it's both too early to tell, and as EGOL points out, there are many other possible causes for any single site.

thanks for all the input, but do the search engines really find author pages, tags and admin pages? those are the ones that are showing errors...

author meta - no footer link - yes

It's partially about your feed file. Make sure that it is filled out completely and accurately. It's also about the user's shopping experience -- reviews, timeliness, complaints, etc. Unrelated, but on Amazon you don't want to create a massive feed and submit it all at once. I would additionally look at this and relate it to "link velocity" -- "product velocity" if you will -- and be sure to always have a positive slope.

For character sake I would opt to not use the www and have it redirected. But once you have decided make sure you are consistent. You can advertise with either, it's more the actual linking that makes the difference.

KissMetrics did a cool infographic last year that helps to frame up and prioritze your content assets for that perfect landing page:  http://blog.kissmetrics.com/landing-page-design-infographic/

Thank you, along the lines of what I was thinking but the added insight on domain authority makes perfect sense...now.

Thanks. Exactly what I needed. But why is is that the display URL in the title line looks different from the green display URL? AS in ROASTe.com instead of roaste.com?