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Hi Anthony, That's a case for the help desk. Please email them at help@seomoz.org and let them know the URL you're getting that on and what browser you're using. I haven't seen a rash of complaints coming in here or on Twitter the last few hours, so I think it may be an isolated issue. Thanks, and so sorry you're having problems.

I believe that the answer depends upon two things....  1) the goal that you have for this content... and ... 2) the quality of content your writer is producing. A) If your goal is to spread a message then you should syndicate like mad giving the content, publishing the content and promoting the content  to everybody everywhere who is willing to share it or distribute it. B) If your goal is to get some links then what you do depends upon the quality of your content. i) if the quality of your content is "best-on-the-web" in your niche then post it on your own website only and promote in channels that do not require you to give the entire content away.  These include stumble upon, reddit, slashdot, digg, twitter, facebook and more. ii) if the quality of your content is less than "best-on-the-web" then improve it and do the above iii) if the quality of your content is really bad then the best thing you can do is give it to your competitor to post on his site

Do you have any examples of this being done on stores? Should i maybe just make a best of the web blog entry which links back to the product pages?

If you are trying to make more content, always think of the end user first. If you are doing a history, make something unique like a timeline in an image. That is what SEOmoz does. I used to copy and paste many years ago, but whenever I write original content, I get results. My recommendations are: copy the content into notepad & rewrite it yourself OR 100% original content,

Hi Anthony, I've asked the help desk to come in and comment on this when they have a chance. I've also copied another Q&A here that may help you until they can come in and add any updates. This is from the help desk, in a response to a question about UTF-8 input for Juicy Link Finder. http://www.seomoz.org/q/juicy-link-finder-doesn-t-support-hebrew-utf8-input Hi Kevin I feel like I've got to be honest with you. It's an old tool and we're not very proud of it anymore. It doesn't take advantage of our awesome web index, or all the cool analysis we've done around powerful links. We're working instead to replace it with more powerful link tools. Our newer tools are built to support Unicode, but most of our older ones don't. Sorry about that! For example, I think you'd be much better off trying our Competitive Link Research Tool (it's in Labs and therefore sometimes gets overloaded, but it's so cool when it works!), or even running your competitors through Open Site Explorer. www.seomoz.org/labs/link-intersect www.opensiteexplorer.org The bottom line is that Juicy Link Finder is unstable and doesn't support Unicode (because we're deprecating it in favor of new technologies), and it doesn't give you very sophisticated results.

LOL. Thanks for the advice, lets see where we stand a few months from now...

This used to be a good answer for this problem, this plugin as of Magento CE 1.7 is no longer compatible and is not being updated by Yoast anymore.  There are a lot of reports of this completely crashing site post version 1.6 so be forewarned.  I have no experience with Magento EE so I cannot speak to that product.

Hi, I am having the same issue. I had a keyword ranking 10 yesterday,today I have 13. For the other one I had ranking 8, now not in top 50. Why is this happening?