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I have done a couple of guest blogs but I have come up dry as of late. Any tips on where to find blogs interested in linking for content?

If so than why? How? Thanks for all of your brilliant answers in advance!

1. You do not need the keywords meta tag at all.

I've been working on this one.

2. The description should be in sentence form, not a list of keywords. It should be written as a 1-2 sentence sales pitch.

Working on this as well for products as well as the home page.

3. You can put your brand name at the end of the title tag to give more weight to the keywords. Just keep it under 70 characters so it doesn't get cut off.

Will that really give more weight to the keywords? If so then why?

4.You have a bit of CSS and JS in the source code. Get that into an external file.

I will let my client know to do this, but what are the benefits?

5.The canonical tag is missing.

I thought this was for only duplicate content?

6. Maybe you want to use some social sharing buttons, and include the FB open Graph meta tags (i see you have them on the blog, that's good)

You really think I need them on the home page as well? Should I include the open graph meta tag on all pages or just one?

Does the SEOmoz toolbar show nofollow attributes as well as nofollow meta tags?

We just started changing all the meta data and adding relevant blog content. Anything I'm missing? Any advise or "after panda" link building strategies?

• inkfarm.com

For example "Dog-Leashes"

Is that bad if I'm targeting dog leashes as my keywords.

So the server will only let us edit a single page no matter how many URL's it has.

GoDaddy

Whats the difference?

How do I set up a 301 redirect if the default settings for our web servers create multiple URLs for the same page but only views it as one page?

Where did you get this information though?

I was just wondering if any one at SEOmoz has ever heard about it  because I couldn't  find anything else on the subject  online. This was a very helpful answer thank you.

I'm currently using <pr>tags for paragraphs and came across an article that said it is better for search engines to see the</pr>

tag than
tag to separate paragraphs.

When I place the site errors page  in pdf format it won't let me print the second or any of the other webpages containing content about my site. Does any one know why?