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Search results on my keyword (engraved wedding glasses) produces several pages of linked domains.  (My domain is giftthings.net) Some are good.  And admittedly, some are not so good.  My question then is simply, why does seomoz link analysis show such a small number of links?  And the second part of my question is, "Is there some sort of "magic number", some sort of thresh hold that triggers Google's interest?  With a link list that is small but growing, am I missing something in my concern that I'm not moving up in the search listings? I've written a few articles, continuing my work on link building but I remain buried in the search results.

In the article, "Long List of Link Searches", Rand recommends: "At Google and others, it often helps to show 100 results per page and have the maximum "grouping" of results from the same site. That way, you can find all of the most relevant pages on a particular domain with ease." Can someone please share with me just how to customize the various search engine views this way?

From the video, I understand I should be looking for unique opportunities.  But is there a baseline for product qualification, ie., a min. PA,LRD, Inbound LInks, social shares, etc.  I guess I'm asking what I should be looking for in the data provided on each competing site? What determines THE most popular and unique product?

Just trying to understand the video I watched on Link Building w/ Open Site Explorer.  I'm not seeing the dmT metric in the live version.  Has it been replaced by something else. Or is there someplace else I need to look for it?

I'm watching the webinar, Link Building w/ Open Site Explorer. One of the slide pages is 301/Rel Canonicaling Overlapping Content.  Can you explain how this is done?