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Hi Markus, Just like Tom, when I ran the tool myself using the given keyword/URL combination, the page also scored a "B" Here's a screenshot: https://skitch.com/cyrusshepard/8g7qf/on-page-report-card-seomoz-pro The report also show the exact keyword usage in both the page title and text. If you have any problems replicating these results, feel free to contact the help team at help@seomoz.org Best of luck!

Hi Markus, Absolute links leave less room for confusion and mistakes when it comes to crawling. Google recommends using absolute links here: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35156 Keep in mind, this recommendation has nothing to do with your rankings. When properly configured, relative links are as effective as absolute links. There is just a higher risk that a relative link is malformed and broken. On the other hand, relative links are extremely convenient when you want to change domain name. With absolute links, you would have a lot of search and replace. Something to keep in mind when making a decision.