Hi Atul,

You go to analytics, and go to "Content". There you find "In-Page Analysis". I just tried it today. Really cool

You can check for several types of users, and see how many of your links have been clicked by over 0%, 0,01% and so on. In this way you can locate the links which are not clicked at all.

So can i conclude, that the high number of links in my menu and footer actually dilutes the link juice for all link (on all pages). If i trim the number of links I should see a better passing of rank value throughout my website?

But our link count has been this high for a long time.

So you are telling me, that if i decrease the link count my page will have a higher authority?

The trimming of links is most important on the homepage or should this be done on each and every page?

On our web site (http://www.betxpert.com) we have a mega menu with quite a lot of links in it. I am getting warnings in SEOmoz saying we have far to many links in our pages. But a lot of pages have large menus with a lot of links - are all pages punished for this then?

My primary question is: Since the menu is on all pages, the pages linked in the menu will have a link in from all of our pages (200K+ pages) and a lot of these do not have a good ranking. So what I want to know is if the pages linked in the menu will have lower ranking because of the many links in - or is this a good thing?

Should I consider setting "nofollow" for som of the links on other pages than the homepage (since this is the page with the best rank)?