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Hurf - Thanks for looking into this - Yes I'm running Integrity for mac which is a link scanner - That's where I got the broken link image that I attached to the this ticket.

I'm afraid that we don't really have a way to display that kind of info right about now, since Google doesn't share all of their search volume data anymore. It would definitely be a cool feature if we had access to the data though! Perhaps someone else has a suggestion for where you could find some comparable info to what you're after

Hi Kevin, That list that that Keri mentions is a good place to start, maybe the first issue is yours? You mention www.kevinbunn.com but there is a 301 redirecting that to http://kevinbunn.com. If you have set up the moz campaign to track the www subdomain version then this is likely the problem. I dont think you can change this setting on the fly, so if this is the case you will need to delete the existing campaign and add a new one tracking the root domain instead of the sub domain and no www.

Hey Kevin From a simple perspective, this is perfect. There are tools that will take your blog post and push it out to twitter and facebook but ideally you want to do this manually so each post can be unique. If your blog content drives inbound traffic and you can convert these folks to social media this will ensure they see more of your content on a regular basis and will build your reputation and credibility (assuming the content is solid). Google+ can be interesting as well and your posts referencing your posts can contain a followed link and can themselves get indexed and returned in search results so don't neglect this fledgling network. If you connect with your customers via LinkedIn you could also post a link to your articles there and again keep yourself in the mind of your clients and prospects all the more. Ultimately though, it sounds as if you are doing the right thing. Build great content, build a readership, share with social. Hope that helps. Marcus