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Hi Fleetway, Are you still having problems? Sorry for the late response. If you are still seeing this, please email help@seomoz.org and they'll work on fixing it for you soon. Keri

no problem happy to help.

How's your internal linking structure? Do a site: domain.com check to see how Google perceives your internal linking.  Are your relevant pages on the first page of your site search?  If not, you may have an internal linking problem. To check this I used a web based program to find all the outbound internal links of each page on my website (only 200 pages).  I then transferred this data into Excel where I sorted it by page.  From here I was able to see that my most important pages had 20 less links than the unimportant pages in front of it. I then went through my website adding additional links to my important pages, using the same keywords I was trying to rank them for, until they had the most internal links pointing at them. Internal linking is typically a problem with websites that didn't plan ahead for SEO.

Barry Schwartz also has a post about this on Search Engine Roundtable at http://www.seroundtable.com/google-title-tag-13704.html.

It can take up to two months for your links to show in OSE, and OSE only indexes the top 25% or so of the web. If you're still not seeing the links by the end of December, post another thread and we can take a closer look at it.

There isn't a distinction between upper and lower case on your pages but be sure that your URLs are all consistent because http://www.mywebsite.com/CheapHolidaystoEgypt is not the same url as http://www.mywebsite.com/cheapholidaystoegypt.

**This is a really good answer. **  The first two paragraphs are the best answer that  I have seen to this type of question. Nice work, John.

I used it to generate the report for 40000+ pages and it is frozen second time. Anyone have an idea how to get table like this Page where broken link  ---- URL of broken link