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Pages that should contain the canonical tag aren't nescessarily 'offending' anything. They are just pages containing the same information as another page, where usually the only difference is a (non-significant) URL parameter.

you can take a look to at : http://rss.icerocket.com/ http://www.ponyfish.com/ Free accounts that you can create RSS feeds for any site

The general response you'll see in the SEOmoz Q&A is towards spending your time on your main site rather than creating lots of micro sites. Arguments for one site include only having to update/maintain one site instead of five the next time there's an update to the software you're using, and not having to do all of your link building times five (if you have four micro sites and your main site). With microsites, you're often splitting up the value of your sites into pieces, rather than having all of the value go to your one main site.

Hi Anthony, Just checking to make sure that this is resolved. If it hasn't sorted itself out, please email help@seomoz.org and open up a ticket. Do let them know which Google site / which country you're targeting. Thanks!

Elance has been a great resource for us as well.

I think 20 days is too much ... but SEOmoz Webapp do provide alot of information threw the crawl.. i would wait couple of days and i try to contact support @ http://www.seomoz.org/about/contact in meanwhile i would advise you to read this, maybe it can shed light to your problem http://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/409821-why-isn-t-my-site-being-crawled-you-only-crawled-one-page

Hello David, What if your website allow people to post but they may have posted those ads on other websites also, would that affect an website ? What do you suggest ? Regards

100% agree on the 301 redirect strategy.  The best execution is to 301 redirect each page to the new page on the new site.  If you have a TON of pages and can not create a 301 redirection rule for every single page you should at least 301 redirect the proper directories to each other. One thought is...since you will be doing this 301 redirect why not make the NEW urls user/keyword friendly?  Also maybe build some directory structure to the site.  Hopefully you will be doing his but just thought I should mention it.

Hey Frank No date as far as I know but the rollout post on the Google Webmaster blog states that it will be coming at some point soon: "We will continue testing and refining the change before expanding to additional languages, and we’ll be sure to post an update when we have more to share." http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2011/04/high-quality-sites-algorithm-goes.html

There's not a way to manually start your normal crawl, but you can do a crawl test of up to 3000 URLs at any time by going to http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/crawl-test. If you're having a delay, feel free to contact the help team at http://www.seomoz.org/help

I believe they are basically ways of automating link exchange between sites and a network of partners who are willing to exchange. There  is a review here: http://www.searchenginejournal.com/review-linksmanager-links-exchange-toolbar/5440/ It may have grown since that review, and it may have a little, tiny, bit of merit, but I would not make it a large part of your strategy in any way, shape or form. The good links are always the ones that are hard to get.

Perhaps not THE deciding factor - and yes I agree that the backlinks are perhaps of a higher strength/quality - but surely the domain name still plays SOME part in the overall ranking of the site? Or is this something that used to be effective and that's why people bought up domain names that matched their highest traffic keywords?