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Yes, that is what I was referring to. Thank you for the solution - I downloaded the file and sorted by Title and now I can see the URLs that all have the same title.

When looking at the Duplicate Page Title report, the Other URLs column has various numbers that presumably indicate the number of pages that share the same title. When I click on one of these numbers, say a URL that shows 4 in that column, the next page reports "No sample duplicate URLs to report". Why isn't it showing me the other 3 URLs with the same page title?

Well, it is a Windows server and my understanding is that it is case-insensitive, but I'll verify this with our hosting provider. Nevertheless, would it be preferable to set up the rewrite from the mixed case names to all lowercase names or vice versa? Or perhaps it doesn't matter.

Thanks for your help with this - lots to learn and work through with these tools.

I understand your answer and about setting up rewrites, but what I really want to know is why there are two pages listed (one uppercase, one lowercase) when there is only one physical page on the site. All links within the site point to the page using the uppercase name.

I don't want to have to add a rewrite for the lowercase name every time I add a page to the site - this doesn't seem right which is why I'm wondering if there is something else wrong.

Studying the Duplicate Page Content report reveals that all (or many) of my pages are getting flagged as having duplicate content because the crawler thinks there are two versions of the same page:

http://www.mapsalive.com/Features/audio.aspx

http://www.mapsalive.com/Features/Audio.aspx

The only difference is the capitalization. We don't have two versions of the page so I don't understand what I'm missing or how to correct this. Anyone have any thoughts for what to look for?

Wow - thank you Tom. I'll definitely check out these links and just keep reading and learning. Probably the more I know about the SEO concepts, practices and reports, the easier the tools will be to use. Thanks again.

I apologize if this has been asked and answered or if the documentation is right in front of my nose, but I can't find it. I'm looking for information that explains what the various tools do and in particular, what each of the fields in the reports mean? For example, what does the "Find Links on this Domain" link mean in a Juicy Linkfinder Report? I know there are lots of resources on SEO and best practices and so on, but wondering if documentation on the specific tools exists. Thanks.

Thank you for your reply - it is very helpful. I get that a link can be removed, but if that is the case should I expect that link to not show up when I run the report again? Is there a general rule of thumb for how long the delay might be?

When running Open Site Explorer on a particular URL, I get a list of linking pages. Many of these pages have a high Page Authority. I am assuming that this is a list of pages that presumably link to the URL I entered. First, is this correct? Next, when I click on an entry in the list I don't see any reference to the URL on the page, even viewing the page source. What does this mean and why is the link in the list?

When running Open Site Explorer on a particular URL, I get a list of linking pages. Many of these pages have a high Page Authority. I am assuming that this is a list of pages that presumably link to the URL I entered. First, is this correct? Next, when I click on an entry in the list I don't see any reference to the URL on the page, even viewing the page source. What does this mean and why is the link in the list?