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Actually it has been the same for me and my websites. I am constantly building links to them, but it appears that OSE gets an avg 10-20% of the whole quantity.

I just saw, SEOMoz updated their Page Authority, Mozrank and Domain Authority. However in most of my websites, the Page Authority got reset. Am I doing something wrong?

I had seen the similar results when I try to search for popular keywords like college. The thing I noticed is that there are not a lot of people searching for college exact match (they usually search for college + information about the education or location).

I think you have the same problem as I did. The easiest way to deal with it is to use the SEOMoz Keyword difficulty tool, because that way you will get clearer view of the whole picture. Also I recommend going for longer and more specific keywords since this will ensure more conversion oriented traffic from the search engines

Hope this helps you. If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to ask, but make sure you mention the market your are targeting

Well I do not have access, but I did manual check on all the URLs in Google to see if they are all indexed and they all appear to be...

Those links were added from various sources during the linkbuilding campaign we issued. To sum up, the majority of those links come from blogs and article directories (only the best ones). We do pretty the same for most of our clients, but we do not have such issues.

Well no actually the links come from various places - article directories, guest posts and other related websites.

Hey all,

I recently found an issue on the website of one of my clients, so I want to hear what could be the reason for it.

We are working with that client since September last year and we had created around 300 links to it. However, I recently found out using Majestic SEO and Open Site Explorer that for every page there are like 3-4 links passing value...

I checked the whole report immediately, but the thing is that all links are in place and they have relevant URLs and anchortext as wel. I am thinking about an onsite issue, which can be blocking the links  (I checked the robots.txt and the http header to see if they return any errors, but no luck).

Any suggestions.... Any help is greatly appreciated

Best Regards

I really apprciate your help Thanks for the fast reply. I really hope this is the last time they try such techniques, because it is kind of frustrating

I have the following problem - one of my clients (a Danish home improvement company) decided to block all the international traffic (leaving only Scandiavian one), because they were getting a lot of spammers using their mail form to send e-mails.

As you can guess this lead to blocking Google also since the servers of Google Denmark are located in the US. This lead to drop in their rankings. So my question is - What Shall I do now - wait or contact Google?

Any help will be appreciated, because to be honest I had never see such thing in action until now

Best Regards

I am looking to get more variety in my link building strategy and I wanted to try Quora.com, because there are a lot of people sharing great stuff about it. However, when I tried to register I got note that I need to get invited to be able to participate, but I do not know any existing members. Any suggestions how to get an invite?

I had seen the similar results when I try to search for popular keywords like college. The thing I noticed is that there are not a lot of people searching for college exact match (they usually search for college + information about the education or location).

I think you have the same problem as I did. The easiest way to deal with it is to use the SEOMoz Keyword difficulty tool, because that way you will get clearer view of the whole picture. Also I recommend going for longer and more specific keywords since this will ensure more conversion oriented traffic from the search engines

Hope this helps you. If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to ask, but make sure you mention the market your are targeting