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Hi Atul Sharma, If you have a Google+ account, Go check the seoMoz Google+ account. Rand published a great Whiteboard+ there on 14th. You will find your answer in that video. I hope it helped, Istvan

Thanks EGOL. What is the code to redirect    http://www.blog.abccompany.com  to  http://www.abccompany.com/blog

I think this means they will also possibly take data from services such as PIcasa which you don't have to have a Google+ account for... just a Google account.

I know this to be false. Further - I've seen them actually improve rankings where no other link building has taken place. They certainly do not pass all value but some certainly.

Yes, that would be best Link your main site with the G+ business pages & then link your personal G+ with your author page

If a person with 2 different facebook accounts likes the page, would that count as "one talking about this"

just edit your post. from next time you should use URL shortener

Thanks done.. : )  Actually i was making some mistake

Hi I would go for four Social networking sites: 1. LinkedIn 2. Facebook 3. Twitter 4. Google + I am not really engaging myself into others, but you can build very valuable relations on these in your area. I hope someone will include other Social networks in the list to.

Thanks Dimitar for your inputs. I really appreciated it. "Add transcription of the video." Would you please clarify why this is necessary.

Yes both js and css, i would also try to get a bit nore content in their also

It's a good idea to have an xml site map and make sure the search engines know where it is. It's part of the protocol that they will look in the robots.txt file for the location for your sitemap.

Many Thanks to all of you for your clarifications .

Though I doubt your customers are going to be searching for you with an underscore.

What does a Ruby site map look like? Surely Ruby just runs something like 'gen_url_list' and you can output it in sitemap.xml, no? Ignore that, ROR is an XML format, lol. Eh, no search engines support them as far a I know. Why not test it by submitting one through WMT and seeing if Google accepts it and let us know the results?

I know these are basics of wordpress. Now, i need to read some articles to enlighten me. I appreciate your help. Thanks.

You're welcome

Out of curiosity, why do you want to do this? Usually you want the blog on the main site in a folder, as this helps get all of the linkjuice pointed at the same domain rather than splitting your efforts into two domains.  I'm just wondering the use case here.

Links: number of links on the page. Queues: number of links that still need to be checked.  (Will gradually decrease to 0) First number in green - number of good (i.e. unbroken) links. Second number in red: number of broken links. Then, you look on the page for all of the links that are highlighted red.  Those are your potential broken links.  Be careful of 405s though...any links to amazon products come up as red but aren't really broken.  Really, 404s and 500s are the ones you want to find.

Whichever link occurs first in the coding, so if the first occurrence is in the menu, yes - that's the generally held belief - though some have demonstrated ways to get around it (I don't have links, sorry). In general links within body content are given higher value than links elsewhere, so that's why some SEOs have tried to get around this 'first anchor text link rule'. Google (and other search engines, probably) can recognise the difference between menu's, sidebars, footers etc. and main body content - it's something they're getting better at all the time so I wouldn't be surprised if this changed. But then again it could be easier for people to game so perhaps it won't.