Hi Eric,

The useragent of SEOMoz is: rogerbot.

I would say yes if you also delete the sitemap from the Google Webmaster Tools Sitemap division. Than Google knows what sitemap(s) to use.

Hi Eduardo,

Yepm, like expected. The first sitemap you mentioned is an sitemap index file. But the http://cursos.workea.org/sitemap.xml is also a sitemap index. Within the Google policies that's not possible. You should directly include the sitemaps of your http://cursos.workea.org/sitemap.xml file in your first and only sitemap index file.

Hi,

I'm not sure, but what you could do for the third type of links is getting the domain from the redirect you mentioned and create a (virtual) pageview in between. So that you know somebody is redirected before.

Hi Sara,

I would suggest taking a look at the cross domain tracking functionalities of Google Analytics, the documentation about this could be found here. By adding an extra filter to your Google Analytics profile you're able to prepend all the URLs with the current domain. This will give you the ability later on to analyze the traffic crossing the sites.

Hope this helps!

Hi Eduardo,

This topic/ question might help you out, it was asked a couple of weeks ago. And I think it could provide you with an answer: http://www.seomoz.org/q/sitemap-nested-indexing-this-sitemap-index-is-referenced-by-another-sitemap-index

Hope this helps,
Martijn.

Hi Rich,

You were close with excluding parameters but the solution would be using a filter. By using a filter you can search and replace the (s(xx)) section with nothing so you get one URL for all your duplicate URLs. In this example I set up an example on how your filter should look like. However because I'm not able to test this you should be cautious and test this out on a test profile with your data before you save this filter on your main Google Analytics profile.

Hope this helps, let me know if you have any more questions!

Hi Adam,

I would recommend adding your site to Google Webmaster Tools, this will give you under Diagnostics data about the Crawl statistics from Google. This will tell you:

• The number of pages crawled per day.
• Kilobytes downloaded per day.
• Time spent downloading a page (in milliseconds)

Which in the end will look like this provided with graphs.

Hi Tug,

You'll need to provide at least one of video:player_locor video:content_loc. Both would in a perfect world be the best probably.</video:content_loc></video:player_loc>

Hope this helps!

Ouch Miranda, I'm sorry. I provided you with the links to the Dutch articles. I hoped Google was that smart changing it to your own language, these are hopefully the right links:

• http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en-gb&answer=99170
• http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en-gb&answer=146645

Hi Miranda,

Absolutely, the stars/ votes are part of the different rich snippets from Google. They got a couple of different snippet styles, which could be found here and here. If you would like to have the stars/ votes yourself you'll have to provide Google with the data by using, for example: Schema.org or hReview.

Hopefully this answers your question.