Just wanted to clarify my understanding of this...

I'm of the understanding that if an external site has more than one link going to your site, then it is only the one link that passes value. If this is the case....

1. Which is the link that passes value (i.e the first link established or the link that, all factors being considered, is the most valuable for passing authority?)

2. If a second link established on an external website comes from and goes to a different webpage than the first (and is done for the purposes of targeting and boosting a different keyword category/theme), is this then a beneficial practice?

3. If multiple links on an external website all serve to generate solid referral traffic, will this boost rankings, and thereby be a sound practice?

Thanks in advance for your help in clarifying this for me!

Just wanting to understand the importance of clean URLs in regards to SEO effectiveness.

Currently, we have URLs for a site that reads as follows: http://www.interhampers.com.au/c/90/Corporate Gift Hampers

Should we look into modifying this so that the URL does not have % or figures?

Usually, we will have a set of keywords of which we check rankings for a designated website... however, is there a tool that  is able to find all the keywords a website is currently ranking on the top page of Google for?

Thanks Prestashop and Jennita. That's crystal clear now!

Much appreciated.

Does anyone know how to check if a link is a do-follow or no-follow using the Moz bar?

I believe there's a function that highlights and color codes the link so as to tell? Can't seem to turn this function on in my Moz Bar settings. Am I missing something completely obvious?

If there are no Google Places / Local listing for a keyword search term, for example... "web design vancouver", do building citations still help in enabling websites to move up the organic rankings?