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If we have pages on our site that link to search results is that a bad thing? Should we set the links to "nofollow"?

In "links to your site" how does Google Webmasters determine the order of the URLs? By influence? Quality?

We have multiple freelance writers that work for us. Should we require all of them to create a google + profile with authorship?

Here, google mentions that article URLs should contain a 3 digit number:

http://www.google.com/support/news_pub/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=68323

Why is this?

Also, do you think it is good to have both a news sitemap and 3 digits at the end of a URL? Or, will one do?

I read this article on SEJ:

http://www.searchenginejournal.com/scrapers-and-the-panda-update/34192/

And, I'm a bit confused as to  how a scraper site can be successful post Panda? Didn't panda specifically target sites that have duplicate content & shouldn't scraper sites actually be suffering?

Here's a couple that show a fairly decent search volume on Wordtracker & 0 on Adwords KW tool:

multiple sclerosis links with bipolar disorder

ank3 and bipolar disorder

depression and bipolar link

Thanks!

When I find keyword opportunities in Wordtracker, I'll sometimes run them through Adwords Keyword tool only to find that Google says these keywords have 0 search volume. Would you use these keywords even though Google says users aren't searching for them?

We want to run a contest that requires users to login on facebook or twitter to cast a vote. Does anyone know of a software / application that will do this for you?

If you want to add both "noindex, follow" and "noopd" should you add two meta robots tags or is there a way to combine both into one?

Can you send the link? I see http://www.seomoz.org/article/search-ranking-factors#predictions but don't see a break down of facebook vs twitter

If we host the video on a third party player & use their player (such as Brightcove), will we get credit for the video (will it show in SERPs on our domain? Or, do we need to host it on our own site?

If we host a video on a third party site and use an iframe to display it on our site, when the video is indexed in SERPs will it show on our site or on the third party site?

If another site hosts the video and you show it on your site in an iframe, would the video show up in SERPs on your URL? I believe it would show up on their URL.

Do you need to host the video on your own server in order for it to show up on SERPs?

If you could choose between a tweet from an influencer or a post from a Facebook fan "influencer"? Which would you choose?

Has anyone ever done any testing on setting "priority' and "frequency" in their sitemaps? What was the result? Does specifying priority or frequency help quite a bit?

If a blog is not advertising its total number of subscribers, is there a way to find out how many subscribers they have?

We are looking for a way to quickly find blogs for a particular keyword that have a high number of subscribers / followers. Is there a tool that can do this?

A blog equivalent of followerwonk / wefollow would be ideal.

So, basically, we are thinking of putting all content related to one keyword in a subdirectory. Currently all content is in one main subdirectory. For example, url.com/un-related-subdirectory/tons of content to url.com/keyword/content-related-to-this-keyword.