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For what it is worth, I'm in the US and seeing the 999 limit on all my accounts and domains. So, I guess that means the clock is ticking and if you don't have that limit yet, then you better get downloading fast!

ThompsonPaul and Jane Copland for providing the solution. In order to make this answer more effective and sharing my progress on finding the answer for this question. The following are the websites that I have tested and worth using. Thompson solution surely all in one for all but it takes some time and effort. http://get-site-ip.com/ http://www.ip-adress.com/reverse_ip/ http://www.selfseo.com/find_ip_address_of_a_website.php

Hi Christopher, I'm not going to touch question #1 - that's a big can of worms that everybody has different opinions on. The big factor seems to be "Did you get a manual penalty?" If yes, there is a fairly standard set of steps to follow that wraps up with a Disavow. If no, you may or may not get any good out of doing a Disavow. But question # 2 is easier. I used the Link Detox tool at linkdetox.com to check my backlinks and really liked the way it clarified and classified each link. There is a trial package hidden way down at the bottom of this page: http://www.linkdetox.com/plans-pricing/   that lets you buy two opportunities to run your site through the program for 100euros ($130). That's what I used. You could also first check out the Penguin Analysis tool at penguinanalysis.com and invest $10 to run a few of your primary pages through it to see how likely it is that you have a algorithmic penalty from Google. If you don't, then chasing after a Disavow project may not be worthwhile. There was a Moz blog about it here: http://moz.com/blog/its-penguin-hunting-season-how-to-be-the-predator-not-the-prey Good luck!

Same happens to me with smartphones i have a lots of 500 errors on smartphones that doenst appear on web, and i see good connection. I am starting getting doughts that smartphones on webmaster works correctly.

I know this link.Thanks for sharing Sorina Dascalu but this is not the answer I have been looking for.Can you help me tweak it based on our site. What files needs changes?

Hi Christopher If you go to bing.com and enter linkfromdomain:yourdomainname into the search box it will show you all of the pages the site is linking to but does not show the actual pages the outbound links are going from. I have not used it but you could also use Xenu's Link Sleuth which you would need to download and install. I hope that helps, Peter

Its alright, got your point.

Do not become discouraged or get mad at yourself about this situation. A new paradigm is emerging, Google will not supply info about the visits that are coming from its search engine and we are obliged to work on this completely new environment, trying to find ways out and palliatives, in the meanwhile. All of our proposals are to "overcome" this current situation for 100% not provided. Our obligation is to move forward and find alternative ways of coping with our clients’ needs and our thirst for info. You (actually we) should start a new approach to Bing & and other SERPS from a different perspective. As Fishkin told in his WBF (actually Tuesday) it’s a matter of Google´s monopolistic situation, they are driving us to Adwords, and the only way out is to find other means of information different from Google´s search engine. Come on, lets give Google a "damn good battle to fight" ( actually I do not mean any  battle, nor  fight but let us move forward) Cheers

No it was fixed next day. Thanks.

Be sure to check the specific licence and do your due diligence, but the Wikipedia commons has some great images: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

Yes--start here.  Then, click on the Adwords Express tab and you're off and running.  Cost will depend very much on the keywords you want to bid on, and the size of your market, just like regular AdWords.

I'm not 100% sure what you mean when you say you can't integrate the codes.  One tool that would make it easier to include these scripts is Google Tag Manager.  With that, you include one script on all your pages, and use that script to deploy Google Analytics, Adwords scripts, and any other tracking pixels you may use.

There is a mozinar about this specific topic called "Online Reputation Management: Branding for SERP Domination" and the mozinar breaks it down for you step by step. here is the link http://moz.com/webinars/online-reputation-management-branding-for-serp-domination

Karl Bantleman how many keywords and profile we can check with free version and paid version Do you think its being updated daily?

Hey Christopher, Thanks for the question about this. It looks like the beta hasn't fully kicked in yet on your account. David had a great suggestion for a workaround while everything propagates. You shouldn't have to do that much longer but it does work. Thanks for your patience and understanding. Cheers, Joel.

My theory is you get what you pay for, so i only use paid tools My recent favorite is https://serps.com/. You can track a lot of keywords and domains as well as get updated ranks everyday for a pretty cheap price. They also just released some pretty neat international and local tracking options included even in the lowest priced plan. I have also compared their results with MOZ and a few others and they are always spot on and accurate. Cheers! Kyle

Where I saw the KW stuffing was on your description of your firm on G+.Thanks for your help.I just need this answer.

It's likely on our end. We did have a smaller index this time, and will have a smaller one next time as well. I know it's frustrating to see your numbers go down one month, but it's actually best to look more at how are you doing compared to your competitors rather than absolute numbers each month. We have information about each update at http://moz.com/products/api/updates. Here's the information from the most recent update from the engineers: One note: With this index release, there is a slight reduction in link counts across the board, but the majority of them should be there. The reduction is due to some scheduling issues we ran into a couple of weeks ago (and have since fixed) for the crawlers. So, we will have slightly reduced counts for this index and the next, and we'll return to normal after that.

This is all to do with the technical handling of non ASCII characters and how they have to be presented in the URL.  If the browser is set to UTF-8 then it should be able to read the percent encoding. Take a read of these: http://www.jamesburton.net/url-design-for-international-seo/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percent-encoding http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3907995/how-to-support-utf8-japanese-arabic-spanish-urls-in-php

Dr. Peter J. Meyers, Yes I totally agree with your point. Thanks a lot guys for your help in finding me the right information.