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This is an excellent idea, especially in the wake of the Hummingbird, which attunes Google to conversational queries!

Peter's resource is great! And you might find inspiration - and some catchy headlines here:

http://www.portent.com/tools/title-maker/

10 Things Spock Would Say About Cleaning Black Mold (and then you could write about the black mold on the surfaces Peter suggested).

Why Your Cleaning Never Turns Out The Way You Planned

Five Things Your Wife Expects You to Know About Cleaning

The 14 Biggest Cleaning Blunders ...
**     Why You Should Hire a Professional**

Good luck!

Yes, I thought that's what you meant ... thanks!

Could you say more about what kind of link building you plan to do? I can't imagine that you need a landing page, unless you want to track the traffic from the campaign and/or the links obtained ...  then a landing page would make sense.

The robots.txt file DOES contain

User-agent: Msnbot
Crawl-delay: 120
Disallow: /key-west-blog/*?*
Disallow: /key-west-blog/*.rss
Disallow: /key-west-blog/*feed
Disallow: /key-west-blog/*trackback
Disallow: /key-west-blog/*wp-
Disallow: /key-west-blog/*login.php
Disallow: /key-west-blog/tag/
Disallow: /key-west-blog/search/
Disallow: /key-west-blog/archives/
Disallow: /key-west-blog/category/
Disallow: /key-west-blog/2009
Disallow: /key-west-blog/2010

But you are saying I should remove the lines with noindex? 

The SEOMoz crawl tool is telling me that I have a slew of crawl errors on the blog of one domain. All are related to the MSNbot. And related to trackbacks (which we do want to block, right?) and attachments (makes sense to block those, too) ... any idea why these are crawl issues with MSNbot and not Google? My robots.txt is here: http://www.wevegotthekeys.com/robots.txt.

Thanks, MJ

I love SproutSocial, but the only other Twitter platform I've tried was Tweetdeck. I might never have looked beyond, but TD stopped working on my desktop and it wouldn't uninstall correctly ...blah blah.

I've used Sprout for a while now, and love a lot of the features. The ability to post to Facebook or not for any give post is nice ... and I like the clean up feature. Search tools are great and I find it easy to find new folks to follow.

I played with it a little last year, but I didn't make any connections for link exchanges. It hadn't occurred to me to use it like that ... I do like to exchange with highly relevant, quality sites ... shhh, don't tell. ;D.

What keywords are you already targeting?

I assume your title tag should give me a clue:

Changing Limiting Beliefs | Belief Change | Create the Life You Want | Practical Skills to get what you want"

And are you already using Google's keyword tool? If so, and you are targeting changing limiting beliefs, Google's tool offers these:

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Keyword ideas (8)

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<label for="gwt-uid-363"></label>	<a class="aw-ti-resultsPanel-details">changing beliefs</a>	Low	5,400	2,400
<label for="gwt-uid-364"></label>	<a class="aw-ti-resultsPanel-details">change beliefs</a>	Low	12,100	6,600
<label for="gwt-uid-365"></label>	<a class="aw-ti-resultsPanel-details">limiting belief</a>	Low	3,600	1,300
<label for="gwt-uid-366"></label>	<a class="aw-ti-resultsPanel-details">change limiting beliefs</a>	Low	480	91
<label for="gwt-uid-367"></label>	<a class="aw-ti-resultsPanel-details">overcome limiting beliefs</a>	Low	140	46
<label for="gwt-uid-368"></label>	<a class="aw-ti-resultsPanel-details">limiting beliefs nlp</a>	Low	91	16
<label for="gwt-uid-369"></label>	<a class="aw-ti-resultsPanel-details">nlp limiting beliefs</a>	Low	91	16
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How about 'law of attraction' and that related group of phrases?

I don't believe they have any SEO  value in Google (or elsewhere). Why would they? The Open Graph tags are used to control how a link appears in Facebook when a page is shared or liked there. So they have a value in FB, but none in search engines to the best of my knowledge.

I would not be concerned with optimizing for internal search. You want to optimize for Google, Bing and Yahoo. The Learn SEO files here on SEOMoz should give you the basics, and you might find it very helpful to use the on page analysis tool to go over the basic onsite optimization factors.

Not sure I have ever used a page number on a site, though I do see sites that use them when they have a string of say, affiliate pages ... a way to answer this question is to ask: how will it help the visitor to my site?

I have never had success in getting a link from or even an idea picked up by/through HARO. And I do think that I have offered some useful tidbits, etc, but there are a lot of others offering useful info, too.  The service is probably more effective for journalists than for SEOs or webmasters. I  am US based.

Peter's resource is great! And you might find inspiration - and some catchy headlines here:

http://www.portent.com/tools/title-maker/

10 Things Spock Would Say About Cleaning Black Mold (and then you could write about the black mold on the surfaces Peter suggested).

Why Your Cleaning Never Turns Out The Way You Planned

Five Things Your Wife Expects You to Know About Cleaning

The 14 Biggest Cleaning Blunders ...
**     Why You Should Hire a Professional**

Good luck!

No reason too worry, as others have said. I  don't advise nollow, actually - in general, I believe comments should be moderated; if they are spammy they'll never be followed because they won't be approved. But a clearly stated moderation policy that lets readers know that substantive comments are appreciate - and rewarded with a followed link - encourages good contribution, IMO.

Bruce Clay's site is a great place to start.: https://www.google.com/#sclient=psy-ab&hl=en&source=hp&q=silo+site:bruceclay.com&pbx=1&oq=silo+site:bruceclay.com&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=11392l11854l8l12152l3l3l0l0l0l0l160l403l1.2l3l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&fp=27bb19e28ec96caa&biw=1333&bih=624

Just in case you don't already have enough feedback: No, don't do it! The h1 is not the most powerful onpage element .. I think the title tag gets that award -- but it can be a useful factor. It should be written for the user - think newspaper headlines!

And just as each page should have distinct content, and a distinct tile, meta description, etc, so it should have a distinct, effective, h1 tag.

First of all, the position of a website is not dependent upon adding content. If the site has relevant, original content and quality incoming links, the site's position will not slip if there is no new content. Promise.

Your idea sounds great! By all means, you can ask for an email if you like ... but why not put a "top ten site" list on the home page, with your site at the top to make sure everyone is likely to see that? You can also feature NoahsDad.com on every page in some way ... in the sidebar or at the bottom. It might say: this directory sponsored by NoahsDdad.com. Something like that.

Hope that helps.

Google's blog post indicates it may very well be able to follow a link: http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2008/06/improved-flash-indexing.html.

I would 301 all the pages; it's "best practice," IMO.. The old pages had juice just from the fact that they existed; ie. inbound links aren't the only value you want to preserve. And, as ASR points out, best to avoid the 404s. The redirects are not just for the PageRank, but to allow search engines to easily reindex the content.

Matt Cutts recommends against using nofollow this way -- now, you might want to take anything Matt says with a grain of salt, but we do know that you cannot control the flow of PageRank in this way. Your other pages will not get more PR because you have nofollowed others; instead Matt says, the PR is lost. See the video

That said, a larger site might benefit indirectly from a judicious use of the robots.txt file to prevent the indexing pf pages that are not likely to end up in the SERPs and allowing more of the site's crawl time allotment for pages that have SERP value.

watch?v=4SAPUx4Beh8