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Sorry Ryan, I replied to the original question.  Please see below for my response to your answer.  Thanks man!

Thanks.  Do you recommend doing anything to the URLs?  Also, is there a better way to host images?  Are these URLs going to hurt the site at all?  It is a new site with just a few articles and I want to make sure we have the proper implementation since the beginning.  Thanks

The images are linked on the page (meaning if you hold your cursor over the image, it is clickable and the image is hosted on its own page but on the same domain).

Id rather not share the domain.

However, an example, the site is www.example.com.  The blog post is www.example.com/how-to-breathe.  The image URL is www.example.com/how-to-breathe/image-name

Thanks!

Hi,

Im working on a Wordpress hosted blog site.  I recently did a "site:search" in Google for a specific article page to make sure it was getting crawled, and it returned three separate URLs in the search results.  One was the article page, and the other two were the URLs that hosted the images that are found in the article.  Would you suggest adding the rel=canonical tag to the pages that host the images so they point back to the actual context article page?  Or are they fine being left alone?  Thank you!

Hi,

I have a site that is indexed (and ranking very well) in Google, but when I do a "site:www.domain.com" search in Bing and Yahoo it is not showing up.  The team that purchased the domain a while back has no idea if it was indexed by Bing or Yahoo at the time of purchase.  Just wondering if there is anything that might be preventing it from being indexed?  Also, Im going to submit an index request, are there any other things I can do to get it picked up?