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Hey Dan, great tips. What do mean by clean up all easy phrases?

thanks - i dont know why it was disabled - it probably caused another problem - we have had many!! will give reply to developer and see what he says appreciate your time

Hi Aran, thanks for the fast response. Here's more detailed information about the sub-categories: 1st Category Performance > Chip Tuning & Power Box > Power Box - Diesel Engines > Alfa Romeo 147 url - /alfa-romeo-147-c1070-en 2nd Category Aerodynamics > Rieger Tuning > Alfa Romeo 147 url - /alfa-romeo-147-c234-en 3rd Category Lighting > Tail Lights > Alfa Romeo 147 url - /alfa-romeo-147-c399-en The url represents the name of the subcategory with it's category id and the language. I was thinking of changing only the url, but the urls will become much much longer, and this will not help with the problem with the anchor texts and the keyword cannibalisation  ...

I wonder if there is a minimum number of external links you should have. I have many scoring articles that do not contain any outbound link. I think your site in total should have outbound links but not specifically per article. Or else I should not be able to rank at all.

Thanks Marcus! I have yet to absorb and digest the details of that article. But many thanks for sharing a great post on the topic.

Both FlowPlayer and JW Player will do that - they are both very nice, well used, robust players. Check out the sites, they have demos showing you what you can get.

Please read this, from Google Webmasters Central: http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=40349&query=cookies&topic=&type= Make your site easily accessible "Build your site with a logical link structure. Every page should be reachable from at least one static text link. Use a text browser, such as Lynx, to examine your site. Most spiders see your site much as Lynx would. If features such as JavaScript, cookies, session IDs, frames, DHTML, or Macromedia Flash keep you from seeing your entire site in a text browser, then spiders may have trouble crawling it. " Based on this, my initial thoughts are that Google will only crawl and index the default language version of the page. I would look to append something to the URL to differentiate the two language versions. I've subscribed to this thread because this is something I'm interested in too, I hope someone else with a little more experience can clarify this for us both, but in the mean time have a read of the above! I hope it helps Aaron

Jean, Although this does sound tempting to get a quick win, I'd advise not to go ahead with a scheme such as this. Focus more on building strong links such as the one from your SEOmoz profile (after 200 points) - and forums and blog commenting. Getting keyword rich links are obviously the best, but you can compete with that by a number of links from pages with high domain and page authority with less keyword input. 50 Links isn't that many, so don't be put off! It also seems that now the competitor has these links they might be happy to stop link building. Link building is an ongoing process, and sudden peaks and troughs in link numbers might attract the attention of search engines Let me know if this helps!

Hi Laura, I'm sorry that you're having this issue! The best bet is to contact help@moz.com and we can look directly at your campaign and see what's happening. Thank you!

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You can use the search line on Google: site:www.example.com This will tell you what Google has indexed on the site. If you are looking for a specific sub-folder, then use: site:www.example.com/forum Hope that helps.

I have read your post and want to recommend to you some tips and tricks to analyze your links. let me explain with an example if I have a website like lithium ion golf cart battery manufacturer I will put the specific URL in MOZ or Ahref and then click on backlinks if you are using ahref. If you are using Ahref then go for linking domain you will see each and every link that are linking to your site. Its quite simple if you face any issue please let me know i'm here to entertain your every single query. Thanks for considering me. Kind Regards!

Not always, use the robots.txt to be 100% sure.

Google doesn't like "cloaking" type things, showing them different stuff than you show the users will get you penalized. Don't do it.

Managing one domain is much easier. But there are some benefits to having exact match domains. Do you want  to run a lot of stop and go short sprints, or one steady marathon?

Have you had any luck with your flash pages getting ranked? Build links to the pages that are getting ranked. Don't fight an uphill battle.