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Cheers Joel I did push past it and the crawl has run! Stephen

Hi Gianluca I think you have misunderstood my answer. I am not redirecting the user to their language. I am referring to two sites the first Uniband. This displays the colours & SKU of the product on a single page, the colours change depending on IP lookup via Maxmind (Maxmind databases are among the most popular and accurate IP geolocation databases available), this site is not multilingual. Second site, reddiplex is just an example of a multilingual site, the plugin displays the language based on browser preferences, however the user can choose whichever language they prefer by selecting a flag

I posted that message at Cre8 as soon as I saw that the image SERPs were being cleaned.  Nothing triggered me to look at image SERPs... I was simply looking at images and noticed that the SERPs had been cleaned. On that date only the high traffic SERPs had pirated images removed.  Now many of the secondary SERPs have improved image results. I can not tell you that this has brought me extra traffic.  I didn't see a traffic lift.

So did you meet any other mozzers?

Glad you sorted it Stephen lol

I linked to a couple of resources over on distilled some time ago: http://www.distilled.net/blog/ppc/combining-search-and-display-advertising/ Are any of those what you are looking for? Microsoft research is generally pretty powerful in this area.

Cheers Himanshu I am not looking for tools to identify individual websites, i am looking for content swap platforms or communities Both ontolo and eightfold look like generic link prospecting tools, which is not quite what Im after S

Hi Stephen, I'm in Budapest, Hungary right now and have some connections in Serbia too. Let's continue in PM! Thanks

Raven Tools is definitely worth trying. SEO Book have some good free (and paid) tools.

Not sure whether they pass value or not, but a likely reason to do this is to keep track of click-outs. By passing the links through the internal system they can view what links are clicked and how many times.

Here's how to achieve what you need through an IIS URL Rewrite: <rewrite><rules><rule name="ForceLowercase" stopprocessing="false"><match url=".[A-Z]." ignorecase="false"><action type="Redirect" redirecttype="Permanent" url="{ToLower:{R:0}}"></action></match></rule></rules></rewrite> Translation: If the URL contains any uppercase letters, convert it to all lowercase, then continue processing other rules.  (You can name the rule whatever you want.) These rewrite rules are stored either in the ApplicationHost.config file or in Web.config files. More info and step-by step instructions: creating IIS URL Rewrites. Note: Compared to the [ISAPI_Rewrite] filters (httpd.ini), I've found that the IIS URL Rewrite (web.config) rules seem to match the syntax of Apache more often. As a result, it's easier to find RegEx expressions already written for what you need. It also helps to focus on debugging the actual code versus some strange IIS exception. Good luck!

ah, i've been waiting for some feedback. i wonder what made it flag.

Cheers

Same... I see "True" or "False" in the first bunch of columns as an indicator of an issue, then many columns along I get the actual URL's.