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Ah, ok got it, thanks.  From an SEO perspective I definitely wouldn't worry about it since the link goes to a registration form and doesn't have any SEO value.  You might even decide that its better to keep the page out of the index altogether (but again, I wouldn't spend much time on it).    The better alternative for redirects is a 301 redirect on the old URL, and updating all your internal links with the new URL.  If this was an important page I'd consider doing it, but for this page it would be last on my never-ending list of priorities.

@Thompson those articles are perfect for what I am trying to do. It raised something I hadn't considered - if I host on my own site and allow people to embed the videos on their sites (which is a backlink, right?) it could cause issues with providing additional bandwidth for a good visitor experience! Also, my own site ranking above YouTube and Vimeo for the content is an important consideration - and probably difficult. I could long tail the titles for YT and Vim and short tail(!) them on my site - I wonder if this would have an influence because most searchers will just use two or three words to find the content?

Hi, Did you ever find the answer to this question? I'd be interested to know as I'm tackling RSs myself at the moment. Chris

I saw your response on my other question and I didn't realise that they could be interlinked. Thanks for explaining

Yes there is an export option. It's in the top right corner of your 'Rankings report' page.  Just choose 'full rankings report to csv' and you will get a column with all your campaign keywords.

I agree with what Tom said. It depends on your website. If it doesn't have much traffic then you're better off posting on Squidoo or guest posting. Alternatively you could leave it on your own website and look for ways to promote it by reaching out to bloggers

Yes, that's correct - the music files are streaming and I would like to get the user to visit a given URL. That's why I was wondering about an audio sitemap initially, but can see the issues with it.

there are ways around it though such as obfuscated javascript linking and other methods of making a link unrecognized as a link

Text on the page doesn't necessarily mean it'll get indexed...but it might. You can always just 404 the page, wait a week or so, and see if the page shows up in Google's index (just copy and paste the URL into Google). If it shows up you can simple block SE spiders from indexing it using your htaccess and/or GWT.

As long as they don't fix the bug and I end up back at PR4 again.... doh!! Cheers