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Adam, had you considered a strategic partnership with Wordtracker? Not only could you increase features and functionality but you would expose your brand to their customer base. Wordtracker has been around a long time and is considered a trusted source to most SEO old timers like myself, It would be the perfect marriage in my opinion.

The techies could manage the back-end integration and co-branding and perhaps on both ends users of each service could sample the other's technology then you could up-sell them on the full product which would be all accessible through your respective back ends. It sounds ambitious but I think a little bit of awesome.

The benefits are an in depth keyword research tool with the ability to filter words, develop large lists based on seed words.review competitiveness and make comprehensive target lists using Google's search data. It is invaluable to anyone starting an SEO campaign

Even though they go to great lengths to explain what these mean, I feel like I still do not understand fully. Which one is just to track a domain in a usual way. domain.com, domain.com/aboutus.html, www.domain.com,  etc erc. I am not sure what this talk of sub domains is. When I think of sub-domains i think of http://subdomain.domain.com

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Which parts of your domain would you like to track for this campaign?

Subdomain Track one subdomain. Examples: www.seomoz.org, guides.seomoz.org, pro.seomoz.org

Root Domain Track at root domain level. Track all the different subdomains within this root domain. Example: The root domain seomoz.org has www.seomoz.org, guides.seomoz.org, and pro.seomoz.org all as subdomains within the root domain. If we discover pages on any of the subdomains during our crawl, they'll be included in the data we display.

Subfolder Track a specific subfolder. Note that the subfolder path must resolve or we will not be able to crawl the content of that folder. Examples: www.seomoz.org/tools, guides.seomoz.org/beginners-guide-to-search-engine-optimization

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NO you don't understand what I meant by that. I don't consider myself really in marketing. I do SEO which is like a branch of marketing, but when I say there is no ethics in marketing, I am really talking about the in your face television ads and promises made to sell things by and large. Think of the whole ORGANIC cabal in marketing.

Obviously I am "ethical" in my SEO practices otherwise I would not have been successful for over 10 years. There is no longevity in the dark side of SEO period. sorry for the confusion.

A smart consumer is a skeptical one. I never make promises to my clients, I am always 100% honest about what SEO is and what the potential is for success and the possibility of failure. SEO's who guarantee anything more than doing their best and relying on a proven track record is lying to you or buying PPC.

I never say nor used these terms before joining SEO moz. can someone explain what this is and how it affects your analytics. SEOmoz actually has a way to select branded words and treats them differently. What is the point or benefit of this? How do you use this to help you with analytical deconstruction.

Brilliant.

My biggest "Secret" is i prize solid keyword research above all else. All of your efforts are worthless without it.

I use wordtracker for a lot of my keyword research. If SEOmoz incorporated such a tool I would cancel my WT membership. Even if it meant paying more per month here I would do it. The rest of teh tool set is so complete this would just put SEOmoz over the edge.

Yes, how do you do this? I am ok with HTML but when it comes to server-side and whatnot, I am lost.

No I don't mind I think it is funny. I don't believe "Ethics" and "Marketing" belong in the same sentence frankly.

"ATTENTION: this is the best thing ever happen in SEO..."

hahahah that is on authoritylinknetwork homepage. I love hyperbole in marketing

The problem with all of this is that "automation" can lead to just about anything depending on the service you use. It IS possible to get an effective number of anchor text and contextual links with the right set up, especially if you generate your own link network that only you use, but then you have the problem of dupe content. The RIGHT way to do it is far too time consuming to make it worth your while unless you can find a legit link builder/article writer  on odesk that will make the time/cost problem go away, but even then they usually don't speak English as a first language and you end up spending a lot of time rewriting the articles because the grammar and syntax is absurd..

Also what does

"Searching for your exact topic in Google, and finding incomplete resources.  Ask them for links" mean? I didn't understand what you meant by incomplete resources. Thanks

I think Blogvertise.com does what you are looking for, but the cost may be monthly check it out.

ha"  thanks for trying" if i dont try i cant get 1000 points and an seo moz tshirt. try the obvious places, dice.com,craigslist, and career builder, thats where i foundmy last great in house. just dont be dumb, carefully read resumes and review port folios. it is hard to find good in house seos for the reasons stated above

Can someone explain how this works and how necessary is it? For example, I have a new client, who is ranking WITHOUT the www in their domain, but they have a good deal of backlinks already that have www in it. When I set up google webmaster tools I made 2, one for WWW and one for WITHOUT and there are diffenet numbers of backlinks for each. I have no idea what do about this or if I should even do anything.

Thanks

I have used several different services for newsletters depending on what a particular client has set up already. Constant Contact has proven to be the easiest to use and most reliable. Besides that, a solid in-house email server with custom interface can also be great if that is an option.

This is a great idea if you understand what SEO is and how you can leverage it for your business. Most good SEO Specialists are available in a consulting capacity (like myself) and to get one in-house full time would probably require upwards of 80k salary with benefits (at least in suburb of Manhattan where I live). You do get what you pay for, so look at applicants experience over everything else. You may or may not know there is no legitimate  accredited degree you can get in SEO, so experience and portfolio will be a large part of your hiring, then of course the person must have a good personality and get along with other people at your company, especially your webmaster and IT dept as they will need to be coordinating regularly.

remember Looksmart!? Man the good old days

Yes, directories was one I forgot. I don't focus on them like I used to in the old days when Yahoo Express Submit, Google Directory/DMOZ and inktomi were the IT