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www or non-www will most definitely affect your rankings, unless you have created your account for the root domain. If you have chosen to create your campaign using the subdomain option our software will pull rankings for that subdomain only.

Remember that www and non-www are technically considered to be two separate subdomains.

Hi Ryan,

You can learn more about MozRank and MozTrust at the following pages:

http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/mozrank

http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/moztrust

The most basic reason why google.com doesn't have a perfect 10 for MR and MT is because no site does. Mozrank is the global link authority and importance of a site independent of a specific query. Those sites with a higher MozRank are likely to rank higher than their lesser ranking counterparts and not even google.com ranks #1 for every keyword possible in a search engine.  PA/DA are directly related to how well a site will rank in Google.com using a variety of different metrics.

Read about Page Authority and Domain Authority here:

http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/page-authority

http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/domain-authority

Definitely,  check out those links though to learn all about these different metrics.

Hi Andy,

We saw some temporary issues with Google.co.uk last week but everything should be good for your latest rankings update. If you experience issues in the future please write into help@seomo.org using the email associated with your account so that we can assist you further.

I'm so sorry about the inconvenience but everything should be back to normal now.

Kenny

Unfortunately, not at this time.

Did you know we have a feature request forum? It's a great place to share your ideas. Other people can vote on them and it will help us determine priorities. You should check it out: http://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums

Regardless, I'll pass the message along to our team and we'll see what we can do to add that functionality down the line.

Thanks again for letting us know!

Hello Cesar,

It looks like you have discovered a creative and partial workaround to the 20k page limit by breaking your site into separate sections. Unfortunately, the only way to get more than 20k pages crawled in a single campaign will also be to upgrade your plan to our much more expensive Pro Enterprise plan for $4k/month. With this plan you will receive a whopping 1 million pages crawled per month though! If you're interested in learning more about this plan please contact the help desk at help@seomoz.org

Thanks,

Kenny

Hi Mike,

Unfortunately, if you need to have your entire site crawled in a single campaign then the only current option available will be to upgrade your plan to Pro Elite. That will give you up to 20,000 pages crawled per campaign.

I don't know if you're capable of breaking your site into separate chunks like Cesar has but that would be an option too. Each chunk would then be it's own separate campaign.

Did you also know we have a feature request forum too? It's a great place to share your ideas. Other people can vote on them and it will help us determine priorities. You should check it out: http://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums

Thanks,

Kenny

Hello!

You can definitely brand your PDF reports with a Pro Plus account! Just go to your campaign settings and upload an image of your choosing. That image will then be placed at the top of all your PDF reports. Please keep in mind that the small b/w powered by SEOmoz logo located at the very bottom of the PDF report is not removable or changeable.

Hope that helps!

Unfortunately, you cannot alter the domain after the campaign is created or the way that we track your domain. So you couldn't switch from tracking a subdomain for your campaign to tracking the root domain. You will have to create a new campaign if you wish to alter the way your campaign is currently setup

It does appear that the FAQ is currently out of date.

You can setup a new campaign to track the root domain (*.example.com) and it will track all the subdomains in one campaign (ex. blog.example.com and www.example.com). Another option would be to setup two separate campaigns to track subdomains. One campaign for blog.example.com and one campaign for www.example.com

This will of course depend on your needs.

The short answer is Not...

Here at SEOmoz we ran some correlation data last year to determine the answer to this very question. The result was that we discovered simply using your keywords near the top of the page in a larger font will yield you much the same results as an h1 tag. You can find the Whiteboard Friday where this was introduced here: http://goo.gl/9IJ0X

Also, I strongly encourage you to stay away from most image replacement techniques as they will end up causing you more harm than good. For images please use the ALT tag