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Although you are correct... there is still more then one way to skin a chicken.

But the spiders still run on the page and read the canonical link, however with the robot text the spiders will not.

Yes, but Rel=Canonical does not block a page it only tells google which page to follow out of two pages.The question was how to block, not how to tell google which link to follow. I believe you gave credit to the wrong answer.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canonical_link_element

This is not fair. lol

http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/robotstxt

Try This.

User-agent: *

Disallow: /*&action=print

Theres more then one way to skin a chicken.

you can block in .robot text, every page that ends in action=print

None of those is there anything else we should avoid?

Can you please give me an example?

None of those, these are only CSS errors and they target styling only.

Oh, Is there a difference in the severity of the errors? I thought errors were just errors...

Build a dedicated page with unique content for that city, and build local links FROM the city you are targeting.

If you are targeting "new york rocks" then build a page in your site www.domain.com/newyorkrocks and then build links from within New York to the NYR page on your site.

I am using website auditor for my onsite SEO and I am getting a ton of CSS warnings. How important is to fix these issues? Where would you place this in you priority list?

Cool thank you, was starting to lose hope of this being answered

What if they accepted it? then what..

I have a blog that all the content that is posted on it is also posted on sites such as ezine, and these articles are already published. What would you recommend? re writing all the content of the blog, that there wont be any duplication? or just leave everything and be sure to not do it again?

Would you say that this duplicate content can get a site punished from google or would the links just lose their authority?

On SEOmoz I am getting duplicate errors for my onsite report. Unfortunately it does not specify what that content is... We are getting these errors for our photo gallery and i am assuming that the reason is some of the photos are listed in multiple categories. Can this be the problem? what else can it be? how can we resolve these issues?

I understand that link building is very important my question is:

"What is better from an SEO point of view a Page with Page Rank of 5 with 0 clicks linking to your site or a page with a Page Rank of 3 with 1000 clicks linking back to your site?"

I am referring to a link that you build externally, and the amount of traffic that funnels thru to your site. My question is is it relevant to SEO does it help my rankings?