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Finally, there is a range selector now!

Great article just posted on Search Engine Land - How to solve duplicate content local SEO issues for multi-location businesses. http://searchengineland.com/solve-duplicate-content-local-seo-issues-multi-location-businesses-255509

At the minimum, I would like to see the Keyword Explorer Volume Filter drop down stay open when selecting or unselecting a range.  As an added bonus I would like to see an all and none option.  This would eliminate having to open the drop down and selecting each range individually.

I assume features are ranked by number thumbs ups?

PS I see the Support - Feature Requests tag option at the bottom of the authoring screen.  But is there a way to filter feature request posts, I can only filter by support?

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This sounds great but I’m having a problem with the Links API Excel Extension (I use Excel 2010) . I can see the installed functions, but all I get is errors. I get an error even when I try a simple call like:
=SEOMOZ_linksAPI_toFit(seomoz.org,”page_to_page”,”page_authority”,”external+follow”,”TargetCols=8″,”SourceCols=103079215109″,”LinkCols=8″,100,25)

It returns this:
ERROR: Nothing returned for via http://lsapi.seomoz.com/linkscape/links/29?Scope=page_to_page&Sort=page_authority&Filter=external+follow&Limit=25&Offset=0&TargetCols=8&SourceCols=103079215109&LinkCols=8&AccessID=member-cfd***&Expires=130984648&Signiture=*** (Note *** indicates I've hidden the value)

Is this an API call issue? What am I doing wrong?

I've been handed a list of a couple hundred domains that have been acquired over the years and want to get rid of most of them or make sure they redirect to the right sites.  To help me do that I want to see if they are currently being linked to and from where, and identify the URLs where they actually land (as suggested in OSE, "I see this redirects to").  I was planning to create a table in excel by searching each domain in OpenSiteExplorer (OSE), and then thought there must be a tool that already does this.

Any suggestions?

Bill Scully

That's great, thanks Jackie!

Why not allow me to click on the individual 404 errors in the 4XX (Client Error) report and allow me to actually see the where the broken links are coming from (as a hyperlinked url) so I can locate/click and fix them?  Providing the referring url w/hyperlink will stop me from having to jump between the report and searching in site explorer, or downloading the complete error report and sorting.