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Hello Hans, Thanks for reaching out. Jo here from the Moz Support team, I'm currently tracking your page optimisation reports to nail down what is at play here. I'll be sure to keep you updated through through your support ticket. Cheers! Jo

Hey Hans, Thanks so much for the great suggestion! I've forwarded this over to our product team, so hopefully we will see this in a future version of the feature. Please let us know if you have any other suggestions or questions about this feature.

We have 1000s of links coming from www.wn.com. I have no idea why they link to us and our GA stats don't show any traffic from wn.com. Could I disallow www.wn.com in our robots.txt file?

I was looking at competitors to see why they were outperforming us in some areas. We convert  mostly from returning visitors who have either searched for variations of our brand or searched for a specific brand or product we sell. We rank well for those terms, but also need traffic from some high-volume competitive generic terms to bring customers into our conversion funnel. Our sites don't yet rank highly enough for some of these funnel-entry terms due to weaknesses in external link networks. I don't have time to replicate the quantity of links some of our competitors have, so am looking to beat them on quality instead.

I don't have the exact figures, I know Facebook has more visitors per month than Google, 90% of people searching use google, If i remember Google's US count is lower than 50%. Some other quick stats: Facebook has 60 million status updates a day, If Facebook was a country it would be the 3rd largest in the world. Youtube has over 100 hours of video uploaded a minute, Wikipedia has 1781 articles a hour added.

Hi, thanks for your input. I am using the same strategy, but also putting stop words, like "in" between, in your example: "boots in red", "boots with the colour red", etc. I was only asking me if SeoMoz can provide more precise data for their term "partial anchor text match" .