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I would put them on but in a place that doesn't distract your visitor. A lot of sites put them in the footer. You can always run test to determine best placement.

I have not used this company yet but it sounds solid. http://www.espsoftware.com/ChannelManager/index.html

At least you have another to compare.

Have a great day and Good luck!

Very well said Peter if I could I would give you two thumbs up. Do you think Hummingbird was to improve Google instant? I believe it was as it uses more contextual algo patterns to serve up answers to questions posed to the engine. Sorry to get off topic

Screaming Frog Spider is one that works well.

That is a great answer. Parameters have caused some grief for me thank you!

There was a similar question posted earlier. Go down to the Question "Unknown Links" and someone left a great answer

I would use all the factors you displayed in your picture. Search volume is also important, I would also check the trending graph included in the keyword tool this will help you pick the right time to start ranking for those keywords. Develop natural and clean content to support your keywords you are trying to go after

It seems that sometimes it takes a little longer with new campaigns. I know it sounds simple but you may want to verify the campaign is set up correctly a simple typo can set you back. It is a great product hope you like it

Like Peter mentioned you have a lot of text. It is up to you but you may want to offer something free like a whitepaper.

I like your page http://bobweikelseo.com/  highlighting all your services. I like the call to action from that page.

Good Luck

Thank you for that clarification.

I am not sure what type of site you have but I have a Ecommerce site and when I remove a product I redirect it to the category page it was in.

Understand, I am not sure if some Excel wizardry would help you but it may. Have a nice day and good luck!

How fresh is your content on your site? Fresh (good) content brings the engines back.

I would check your DA of where the links are pointing from if it is higher than your DA they are probably not the problem. If you go through WMT like EGOL suggested. If it were me I would get a second opinion and quote from another SEO or perhaps a webmaster.

There was a blog on here several months ago http://moz.com/blog/using-google-analytics-to-power-an-effective-qa-strategy  that explained this custom segment in analytics to get the Who,What, When, and where from organic search results I will share the segment

https://www.google.com/analytics/web/template?uid=fLy9z106Sh-psGcakOPMng

I am not sure if you have went to a report and clicked the "Email" link you can set it up so you get that snapshot data emailed to you.

I found some good Location reports in Advanced segments Gallery https://www.google.com/analytics/gallery/#

I agree with Shaun it does take a little time. Not sure what causes it to delay maybe they store the data and update. Before you panic on some strange ranking you can use a rank checker to verify you are still ranked where you think you are.

I have also noticed google stops sending a responses on RankChecker after a certain amount of keywords around 50.

Sorry I was thinking it was the RankChecker on Firefox

Thank You, CleverPhd I was able to locate a few of them 404s

Thank you, there was a lot of custom work done on the site so I was concerned that something got goofed up. I tried screaming frog and it looks more accurate than the simulator

I tried spider simulator and it is showing a strange order the spider follows

http://www.example.com/giftcertificates.php
http://www.example.com/satisfaction-guaranteed/
http://www.example.com/

Is this accurate? I ran a test on several sites and the majority showed

www.examplesite.com as the first crawled

I would hate to think that the engines are putting more emphasis on my gift certificates than my homepage.

I read the post on here that the homepage should be first.

You can fetch as Google bot from webmaster tools. And you can submit to the index there as well.

It webmaster tools says there are 724 issues with the sitemap being blocked by robot. Other than that no issues

I have a friend who has an ecommerce site. He got slammed in January. He doesn't buy links. In webmaster tools his queries and impressions are way down as well. his site is www.beastmasterrodeo.com. Any suggestions would be great

Can you describe your problems? It will help us all help you.

I use BigCommerce great support and a fair price. I would investigate if something is wrong on your site. It loaded very slow and curious if there is a problem with the page and not the host. I have heard mostly good things about godaddy.

The one on SEOmoz are not live. I use Rank Checker plug in for firefox. I believe you can get it from SEOBOOK

I purchased Piktochart to make what they said were SEO friendly infographs.  Hearing conflicting responses on the SEO value I figure I should ask SEO's. The program is easy and you can download as an XML. Any responses are welcome Thank You

Dana

I hope Seomoz adds the Webmaster catagory soon like you posted on my question a few days ago 

Does the TTL have anything to do with it not working yet? I had a big issue with TTL and do not want you to have to go through what I did.

Have a great day otherwise

How long ago was the site launched? I ask this because Seomoz uses a database. What happens if you do a link: www.example.com?

Well from what he has told me he uses Semrush to get the traffic count. He plugs his URL next to his competitions and was curious on how the other site is doing so much better. He looked at the source code and google the GA account to find that he had two sites using it.

I have a friend who is concerned that his competition is trying something funny to show high traffic. The competition has two sites using the same GA tracking code. What impact would this have on his actual traffic.

One site has high traffic 7500 daily

the other site has 150 daily but gaining momentum

I am not sure what platform your site is running on. I know that meta keywords do not help as far as SEO is concerned. We use Big Commerce and meta keywords help our sites internal site search. Something to think about. You can do a quick test by putting non related keyword on a page or product to see if your internal site search picks it up..

Very well written Brian. We find customers really want to put more eyes on their questions than just sending an email to whomever manages the info@example.com.

We have found that pictures are very valuable in creating a Buzz for customers to comment and hopefully end up on the site.

Assigning a dollar amount is very difficult. In our case if you use the metric Social it would appear we are wasting time with Facebook. Time on site generally increases with a good post on Facebook

I find it helpful to keep the Google places listing as accurate and up to date (if your company has seasonal specials most important to keep accurate and any hour changes if you are a walkin type company)

I sure hope the SEOmoz team reads this and acts on it

Thank You

I am wondering if SEOMoz would consider adding a Question Topic called Webmasters. I see many questions that require answers from webmasters and I have some questions to ask that would require a webmaster to answer. Would it be better to find the answers on another platform? If the question is yes any recommendations on which forums are good for these types of questions?

Thank you Robert. I didn't post the question but loved your answer

http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1235687

There are useful posts in google webmaster tools.

Is the sitemap submitted?

Like said early content is very important.

You may know this but don't get impatient and try and speed things up by doing anything blackhat.

I haven't launched a new site with a new domain so I can only say that it it me about 3 months to get back to normal after a redesigned site launch. Had to do some post launch clean up

I would say it does effect it

I would say spelling errors would effect time on site which would effect rankings. Other problems will effect the serps which may look spammy to potential readers.

These errors are easy to fix and the efforts would be easy to get ROI.

Would it also be important to keep the content similar to maintain SEO and then change it slowly to prevent a drop?

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the first letter is cap when your site is in the URL of some other site

I have not lost any traffic over the weekend. One thing you may want to look at is google insights to see if the keywords have a trend for dipping at specific times of the week, month, or year

I use Google custom search on my site and love it. I would say you have some valid concerns. At first it was a bit of a pain because some of the images didn't line up with the products after a few weeks it worked itself out. We had a 47% increase in conversion from using Google custom search, I use an out of the box type web service so I cannot help you with a few of the questions. There is a lot of customization you can do to fix that you described. Bringing our blog and recipe section was the purpose for trying it and the revenue proved it to be a wise decision.

I find that Google is the best but I submitted a site to Bing\Yahoo and have found that conversions from the Bing/Yahoo are much higher.

It doesn't take long to submit one and it can't hurt you at all

You also see them in webmaster tools from Google

second, it is a page I deleted this needs a 301

I would say the example you are referring to is the same.

americanflour.com
americanherb.com

We parked them and pay the yearly fee and 301 them to our actual site. Some of them actually had a site at sometime. As for ranking I saw no change but they still bring in a small amount of traffic