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Google is getting much better at reading javascript, however.

Does your text make clear the meaning of the abbreviation? When we were SEOmoz.org, we never needed to add /search-engine-optimization/ to our URLs, for example.

Also, are you planning on paying $1 or so to get into the user's regular inbox? If not, you may wind up in their "other" mailbox, which many people don't know even exists.

Why not try Facebook advertising instead?

We'll also be posting more info about this on the Moz blog later this month.

First step is that you want to verify your site in Google Webmaster Tools. You can then go into GWT and see if Google has left you any type of notice.

Often, the search engines prefer to not index search results, so that's something to consider as well.

I noticed you had similar questions at http://moz.com/community/q/unique-content-below-fold-better-move-above-fold and http://moz.com/community/q/risk-using-nofollow-tag with several answers each, including some that were marked as Good Answer. Did any of those answers help to answer your question?

I've already flagged this question for her attention, via our secret admin-only system.

Hi Laurean,

Thanks for the answer! I wanted to make sure that you knew this was an older post (from February of 2011), so you may not be hearing back from the original poster at all regarding their question.

In your campaign for your site, go to the Search tab. You'll find the crawl diagnostics, on-page grader, and other tools that give you suggestions for your site.

Great, thanks for letting us know what happened with this!

In my honest opinion, I'd classify it as not something I'd spend my time or money on. That's not going to be my target market, they're not going to be accounts that are interested in what I have to say, and it's not going to do me any good when it comes to making money or getting my message out to the right people.

As long as it wasn't that boss of yours forcing you to work!

It's Labor Day weekend. Shouldn't you be chasing down a BBQ grill and a beer instead of Q&A questions EGOL?

Appreciate your thoughtful answers on a holiday weekend!

Keep in mind that if it is a link that is paid for in some manner, the search engines want to see a nofollow on that link.

That's a bit of a broad question, and requires knowledge of the client, their competitive landscape, etc. Some of our guides at http://moz.com/learn/seo are a good place to start to get some ideas of where to go with your client.

Could you send us an email at help@moz.com so we can investigate? This will likely need more detail than we'll want to get into in a public forum. Unfortunately, with a holiday weekend here, the response may be a bit delayed, but we will get back to you. I just don't have the tools available to me to look into it. Thanks so much!

I've been getting mine. It's from noreply@moz.com, and subject is "Fresh Alert: [term]". Just got one this morning. They're usually sent around 1am, Seattle time.

Thanks for your answer! There's no need for a signature line on Q&A answers, however. Interested people can click through to your profile page to see your contact info (and all of our links in Q&A are nofollowed in any case).

Signature lines tend to make the answer look a bit self-promotional and can result in thumbs down by some users.

Closing thread, OP reported elsewhere this is fixed.