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I'm looking for this report.  Can you tell me the URL to find this?

What's interesting here is that we haven't changed anything and, up until now, I've never had a problem accessing the Rankings Report.  Can you tell me the exact steps to see it?  I click on campaigns and see no option for it.

Hi Sam-

Thanks for getting back to me.
I'm looking for the report that looks like this one:  http://imgur.com/NX43azf

Also, when I try to access our campaign it seems to spin about 50% of the time.  Not sure if that's a problem on your end or ours but I don't seem to have trouble with any other sites.

Thanks-

Jim

Suddenly, I find myself unable to access the Rankings Report.

Anyone?

I'm confused by this because the author says a good percentage of the pages on Page 1 consist of 1000 words or more.  However, I find a large number of pages on Page 1 consisting of very little text.  For example, if you were to search for "horse stall mats", the number one listing is Tractor Supply.  Go to the page and there's very little by way of keywording in the content itself.  The meta is kw'd but there's very little related content (text).

So...one of the reasons we put our blog into blogspot is it's a Google joint which, I'm assuming, gives those blogs an edge over blogs in Wordpress or Flickr (for example) or over a page generated entirely by us.  Part of the reason I feel this way is our blogs often get better positioning than content/product pages.  For example: if you were to Google "best flooring for over carpet", our blog, not our product page, is sitting at the top of Page 1.

Noob here so be gentle...

We have a blog on our homepage that we're using for content/SEO purposes.  Does this content rank as highly as it would if it were a simple HTML page as opposed to a blogspot or wordpress from our page?  In other words, are we getting as much content cred in this way as we would if blogspot wasn't affiliated?

http://greatmats.blogspot.com/

So...we have an A+ rating with the BBB and have for some time.  We have a link from their page.  We also use sites like pricegrabber and reseller rankings and have links from those.

What I can't figure out is why links from the BBB and Pricegrabber don't even show up in open site explorer but the reseller ratings links are everywhere.  The BBB one is easily the oldest and the other two are roughly the same age (i.e. at least a couple years old.)

This worked for us.  Hopefully, it will help you.

https://support.google.com/plus/answer/2609871?hl=en

Curious as to how you separate a "good" link from a "bad" one.  I go through Open Site Explorer and see a variety of sites linking to our page.  Some have good Domain/Page Authority and others do not.  When looking for links, where do you determine whether a link from a specific page will help/hurt you in terms of their DA/PA?  Translated another way:  How much DA/PA does a site/page need to have before you decide it will pass good link juice to yours via a link?

This worked for us.  Hopefully, it will help you.

https://support.google.com/plus/answer/2609871?hl=en

So...we have an A+ rating with the BBB and have for some time.  We have a link from their page.  We also use sites like pricegrabber and reseller rankings and have links from those.

What I can't figure out is why links from the BBB and Pricegrabber don't even show up in open site explorer but the reseller ratings links are everywhere.  The BBB one is easily the oldest and the other two are roughly the same age (i.e. at least a couple years old.)