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I wanted to test the API and while looking on the documentation urls, I cannot find details on how to get Domain Authority.

• is that not available to query ?
• was it replaced by Brand Authority ?
• is it only available for the paid API or for the free one too ?

I looked at many documentation pages but I find it very confusing and frustrating, there are many versions of the documentation and various URLs and not clearly labeled, I understand some are V1, V2, V3, etc, but I didn't find sample API calls for Domain Authority.

Thank you.

Thanks. I edited my initial post to properly format the links and canonical.
// Ooo suntem romani

Hello.
I am having some back-links to my site that look like:

http://site.com/page.html**?source=a** 
http://site.com/page.html**?source=b**

I assume these two will have two different ranks, is this issue fixed if I use canonical on the landing page?

Thank you.

Can I get some direct advice for a domain I am trying to optimize?

The domain is mmfiles.com , it contains software submitted by users, 1500 different listings/pages with title/description, around 20 000 Google results for the domain, site is live since Dec 2008.

Problem

I am getting 20-40 hits from Google per day, it is pathetic. Best days were around June 2010, ~400 hits/day (if it matters).

I am not sure what my problem is but with so much content and so little hits I must be doing something very wrong.

Some possible problems and things I did:

• Google says I have 8 back links, that is not good but I know it's not all about links.
• SeoMoz says I have "too many on page links", can this be so important ?
• How should I redirect users landing on an url that moved? e.g software title can change, old location /12/photo-gallery/ is now /12/xml-photo-gallery/ , if user lands on old URL should I 301 redirect to new one? Because I can tell it's intention by the listing number. I used to 301 redirect, now I just display same content on any url string like /12/whatever/
• I put rel="nofollow" on some internal pages like contact page, login, register, etc hoping to prevent diluting the page rank.

If someone can have a look at the site and mention the most obvious seo problems it would be great.

They might have some signals related to IP address but in my opinion that should not have a large weight.

Your site might have a new load speed, and this is a signal for rankings as far as I know. You can use Alexa toolbar to see your domain's speed average, but it was better if you knew your previous speed, I think Google Webmaster Tools also shows you page load times, check if that increased when host changed.

I hope this helps.

@SamWeber So the "Entire Subdomain" option actually means "All pages of this domain" and not "All sub-domains of this domain" ?

About http://ranktracker.seomoz.org ...

if I search on Google for "my phrase" I can see **www.**mysite.com on first place

Doesn't this mean that I should see a similar position on ranktracker if I type "http://mysite.com" (without www) and I select the "Entire Subdomain" radio button ? Because this shows that I am NOT in top 50.

It does show up if I type my site with www and I select eider "entire subdomain"  or "exact url" radio button.

Thank you.

Hello.

I have a domain with scripts and components for websites, each product page is somehow different and contains different phrases and keywords, for example:

a) Flash Photo Gallery
b) JavaScript Menu
c) Flash Menu
d) PHP Rating Script
e) PHP Poll script

It's kind of clear for me how to optimize keywords on these pages individually,  but what would be best content / terms / keywords to use on my main page and main page title and anchor text to my root domain? Should it be a mix of all these keywords mentioned above ? Or is it better to be a general term like "website scripts" ?