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Hi Pedro, Please go through Google link scheme guidelines: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=66356 In above guidelines they have clearly mention that "Links from low quality directory sites is unnatural". So its better to stay away from reciprocal directory sites. Hope this help you out....

I saw the duplicate and posted in the original as I thought the other might end up being got rid of, but maybe I should have posted in both as you have Chris. Anyway I hope both our answers are of use to Pedro..

Xml Sitemaps is a very good tool. If you want to have a collaborative process discussing the sitemap with the rest of the team i also recommend http://writemaps.com/tour/

Tks Mark - Will do

Love your awser MetmiX and in my experience thats the way I feel about this question. I was just feeling the community....;)

Thanks Phil, it solved my problem. I change the regional setting and boom, problem solved! Cheers!

Hi Pedro, Were you able to get things working if you manually instructed Excel to use a comma as a delimiter?

Seriously, people over-estimate the importance of having a keyword in the domain. Google have said they are weakening the importance of this and have said many a time that a good brand is much more important. As Kevin rightly says, that is still 1 factor in a list of over 200. There is still opportunity to get the keyword into file names (therefore still in the URL) if you really want to. But don't over-emphasis something that Google is de-emphasising. You should build a strong brand first rather than making longer and longer domains just to get keywords in. Save your money and keep & use your main branded domain.

I don't have any inside knowledge of how search crawlers work and have not done tests that confirm that all of the links on my pages are getting crawled. But, I don't limit myself to 100 links per page.  I have sites that have over 200 links per page on every page and they do great in the search engines.  I am not saying that I am doing best practice.  I probably am not doing best practice. I am just saying what I am doing and these sites are doing great. I have a number of pages that are nicely organized industry directories.  They link out to hundreds of external websites.  They rank at #1in Google for their targeted terms beating .gov .edu and same-industry heavyweights.  If I limited the number of links to 100 these would be multipage lists that would make visitors cuss loudly.

Cheers guys :))

Ok, I got it Jeffrey Tks for the help

Hi :), First of all, tks for the response. About your second awser my problem is this. I have a URL (http://digitaldiscovery.com.pt/servicos-de-marketing-digital/publicidade-online/) that is too long as you can see. The keyword I want to target is publicidade-online that is in the finalle of that URL. However with some test that I already did, I reached to the conclusion that to target the define keyword I have to shorter the URL to http://digitaldiscovery.com.pt/publicidade-online/. Whats do you think? Is this a good ideia to climb in Google with that keyword? Tks in advance! PP

Awesome guys. I think I can manage from here. Tks alot for sharing the knowledge

Well tks for the aswers guys. I reach to the conclusion that those tags are not a huge important factor for SEO. I will remove them since I have no porpuses for them in my website Tks for the help guys

Keep in mind that Open Site Explorer updates about once a month, so it can be a two month delay before you see your links in OSE. The next update is due February 29th. OSE also doesn't crawl all of the web, so if you have a DMOZ link that's ten levels down, it just may not be crawled. Hope this helps!

Hi Pedro, here are some reasons why only one page may be crawled https://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/409821-why-isn-t-my-site-being-crawled-you-only-crawled-one-page. If it isn't any of those reasons, send an email to our help desk at help@seomoz.org and we'll see what's happening. Keri

Here is a easy way to do link profiling from Dr. Pete: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/link-profiling-with-open-site-explorer If you are a pro member you can see all the link data. Once you identified where your site is lacking when it comes to links from similar DA as your competitors, once should start with the areas where your site needs most work.

Ok, tks Jon