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Hello Peking123, Sorry about any issues this caused you - I went ahead and got this taken care of and followed up with you via email as well. For billing issues we typically recommend going through Help@Moz.com and will answer within 24 hours of the ticket submission. Thanks for being patient!

No search volume is a known problem right now, though you can also get that straight from Google AdWords. Since you have heard from the help desk, I'd suggest working with them regarding the keyword difficulty.

Just browsing the forum and noticed this thread... Looks like you've changed to WordPress, but I just wanted to post an answer should anyone else need it. Based on your description, the page title and navigation items are currently being generated from the same field (likely, the default "title" field) in the entry.  Moreover, it's certainly not unusual to want them to be different (navigation title generally much shorter). You'll want to add a new custom field specifically for the navigation title, adjust the template that generates the navigation to use this new field, and continue using the main Title field the way you wanted. Assuming you're on ExpressionEngine 2.x (released july 2010), you'll add the new field through Admin > Channel Administration > Custom Fields. To adjust the template that generates the navigation, you'll want to go to Design > Templates > Edit.  If you're familiar with HTML, you can open the Index template and drill down to wherever the navigation is likely located at.  You'll probably find an "embed" statement that references another template specifically for navigation.  Just use whatever name is in the embed statement to find the navigation template, and go back to Design > Templates > Edit to open that template up.  From there, you'll want to change the {title} tags to the name of the new navigation title field you created  - {my_new_field} . If you're on 1.x, the process is very similar, but the templates and custom fields are in a slightly different location - let me know if you need additional help. I don't work for ExpressionEngine, but I do want to mention, for whatever it's worth, that I've used most major CMSs (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal etc.), and stopped when I got to EE.  If you're comfortable with HTML, you'll find it's an extremely powerful CMS, especially for SEO. Should anyone need any help with ExpressionEngine, you can find a list of developers at http://www.director-ee.com, or you can always visit their forums

You are likely seeking SH404SEF: http://anything-digital.com/sh404sef/seo-analytics-and-security-for-joomla.html We use Yoast's SEO plugin on all our WP sites, and the SH404SEF plugin on all our Joomla sites. Like Yoast, the SH404SEF extension uses best SEO practices and the author reads SEOmoz. If I had to compare the two extension, Yoast's would be considered better if for no other reason then it's more user friendly. Nevertheless the SH404SEF extension is awesome.

I wouldn't do that. I would use ALL my time focusing only on one site. Besides they are probably going to have the same c-block.

Good retort EGOL. I'm impressed.

Hi Brad, It might be too early to tell but I think Squidoo links are still just as valuable as they were before the most recent algorithm update. As long as your Squidoo page and content is relevant to your link, then it should be fine. What are your thoughts on it? How do you think it could have been affected by the new update? Thanks