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You may also want to check out Inbound's job site at http://inbound.org/jobs and our LinkedIn group jobs section at https://www.linkedin.com/groups?jobs=&gid=2976409 for places to post.

In addition, here's a post I wrote about how we review content and some of our process for guest posting at Moz.

http://moz.com/blog/inside-youmoz-how-to-guest-blog-for-moz

Our help desk can take a closer look and give you more details. In the meantime, here's a page that gives common reasons why we're only able to crawl a single page.

http://moz.com/help/guides/search-overview/crawl-diagnostics/rogerbot

To help find things to write about that won't waste your time, spend a moment to think about what will save your time. What questions do you get on the sales floor? What questions do you get emails about? What questions do people call in about? That's what your customers want to know.

Hi Akhilesh,

Can you provide some context to your questions? They are a little surprising, since in several other Q&A questions you've gone and offered your services to other people asking for service providers stating that you have a talented pool of SEO experts.

This is a very broad question, and difficult to answer in a forum such as this one. What would work better is if you are able to give your website and a couple of the keywords you are targeting, some of your strategy, and ask for some specific feedback.

I personally favor the .com, as it's shorter and makes more sense, and more people are aware of .com domains.

The next thing I would focus on is why should people come to your site as opposed to the dozens of others out there on the web already that offer baby hazel games. What do you offer that they don't have? Think about about your unique selling proposition as you put together your site.

If it helps when speaking to your boss, know that I'm a Moz employee and do no consulting, and we do not have any type of lead compensation for when we recommend people on the recommended companies, and EGOL does not accept consulting gigs either. Neither of us are saying what we are saying to try to make any money off of you or your company, but rather to try to honestly help your company get the information it needs.

Hi! Any new campaigns created in Moz Analytics are only available in MA, and not in the old Pro app. The campaigns you see in Pro are older campaigns.

We have been having some issues this weekend that have resulted in some outages; a couple of things went wrong at the same time. We'll have updates and more information tomorrow when everyone is back in the office. So sorry about this!

Keep in mind that Domain Authority is a Moz metric, and not something that is used by the search engines to help judge a site. We try to approximate what the search engines value, but doing things solely to get an increase in DA without adding real value to the site isn't going to be of much help in the search engines.

Things to look at in addition to Moz metrics are: are your clients making more money from your efforts? Are they getting more leads? Are more people visiting their site? Are people staying longer? Has the conversion rate increased? Are you making their phones ring more? Those are also quite important metrics.

Google Analytics at least used to have a privacy policy in place against tracking personally identifiable information as well, so you'll want to check on the privacy policies of the tools you use to carry this out.

Revisit-after, based on searches I've done in the past, was used by one regional search engine in Canada many, many years ago and not by any other engine. You can safely not worry about needing to use it.

For Abstract, it doesn't look like it's used that much either. http://www.metatags.org/meta_name_abstract

No, we don't have this available yet. We'll be sure to make a big announcement when it is ready.

What questions do your customers or potential leads have? Answer these questions. They're obviously not already finding the content, and it's content that they want.

I'd look at what is posted on those sites. Are they posting quality information? Is the information relevant to your topic? Do their guidelines mention any quality control process?

This should happen automatically. It looks like your link is followed to your blog already, too, when I inspect that element.

It will show up as N/A in the toolbar until the next time Google updates what it displays to the user in the toolbar. This can be several months behind what the true PageRank is, and can be inaccurate. Google has admitted that the PR displayed on the toolbar is not always accurate, and has been that way for years.

We usually update once a month, and the next scheduled update is posted on the homepage of OSE at http://www.opensiteexplorer.org/.

Keep in mind that our index does change each month, so it's worthwhile to look at the DA/PA of your competitors too, and see how you changed in relation to their metrics.

This type of structure also fits in nicely with your analytics package. You can look at all the visits to /toyota/ to see how popular that is compared with all the visits to /ford/, for example.