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If your motive is to support the main site with backlinks, I suggest you take it off. Google even penalized this arrangement in 2009 I suppose. Regards

Hey Romaine The campaign tool is making a general recommendation based on the best practice advice of only having 100 links tops on a page. That is all fine and dandy but the reality is that this has to be thought about in the context of your site and your users. What this ultimately means is that you are spreading the internal page rank between those 115 pages fairly evenly. Now, if those 115 pages are all of equal importance then great, but if not, if some of them are just blog categories or the like then you are missing an opportunity to promote the most important pages in your internal hierarchy. To decide what to do try asking yourself these questions: What are my most important pages? Can I restructure my site so the less important pages are linked to from elsewhere? What you will probably find is that you can rethink your navigation and lose the side bar or make that a navigation element on a sub page. This focusses the internal page rank on the important pages and still allows you to provide navigation where needed. It's hard to give a general answer on any of this stuff as there are so many moving parts and it all depends on what is right for your site and your users. This is a good read by the ever readable and reliable Dr. Pete on the subject: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/how-many-links-is-too-many Hope that helps and certainly fire over a link and I will take a look and feedback. In the meanwhile, this is not optimal, but it's not the end of the world either so don't blow a gasket! Hope that helpsMarcus

Thank you, I'm trying it.

I am using http://lindexed.com/ and it works smooth, just $20 a month for 1.5 million links is damn cheap as well.