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With Open Site Explorer I have exported our domain link profile but I only get 65 domains returned when our marketing software reports that we have 315 . . .

I know that some domains point to www.bluelink.ca which redirects to www.bluelinkerp.com. Is Open Site Explorer missing these links?

On many publication sites I have noticed weird links like I have never seen before

<a <="" span="">href="http://test.com" onclick="linkClick(this.href)">Test</a>

Are these still follow links? Is the only thing that determines a no follow link "rel=nofollow"? So as long as the link doesn't have that, it's good to go?

Why might they have used a link like this? For tracking?

I added a number of keywords and want to go back and categorize them. What is the easiest way to do this? I couldn't find a way to put a check mark on each of them and "apply category" so how can I do this?

Thanks for the response! Is it best practice to specify the canonical URL as the "unspecific" link? Should I not rather specify the canonical URL as "http://www.bluelinkerp.com/contact/index.asp"?

I am seeing an error for duplicate content for the following pages:

http://www.bluelinkerp.com/contact/

http://www.bluelinkerp.com/contact/index.asp

Doesn't the first URL just automatically redirect to the default page in that directory (index.asp)? Why is it showing up as separate duplicate pages?

You could change your image names to be more SEO friendly.

For example, instead of "cushionsx890" or whatever, you could name it "replacement-patio-cushions".