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Hi guys, I know this is an old post, but I was wondering if anyone knows of a free XML Sitemap generator for over 500 pages? Thanks, Jon

It kind of makes sense to include it on 1 account. I notice Google is trying to get users to consolidate google accounts now (if you have a few google accounts you'll notice the: what account do you want to login with option) Definitely stick to 1 brand 1 Google account (for youtube and G+) This works out well when using G+

Good luck!  I hope it works.  Whenever I'm having a hard time trying to figure out a solution, I try to find examples out there of who's already accomplishing it and back into it.  Keep me posted!

The more links you have on one page the less PR is passed to each page linked to. 10 links means each link will get 1/10th of the link juice. 100 links means each page linked to will get 1/100th of that PR, for example. I don't know why a site would have more than 100 links on a single page, unless it's a directory listing or something, but Google should spider the whole damn page regardless of the number of links. Back in the days I think they spidered 100 links or so and then moved on, but nowadays they keep crawling I've been told. They want to find EVERYTHING on the web these days so they can give the best search results possible.

Hmm the question isn't very clear. The question only you or your team can answer is "are these the keywords we want Google to rank us for"? If yes, then no problem. If not, then you can do several things: Block the reference pages from being crawled using the meta robots tag Submit a sitemap so Google better understands your site structure Revisit your on-page SEO to make sure your html reflects the keywords you want to rank for Restructure the site so that (1) your authoritative content is more prominently linked and (2) the reference material comes after the real content in the page markup.