Thanks for your help all. Decided not to buy the domain and keep going with things as they are!

Thanks THB. You re-confirm what I was thinking really but it's just when they are offered I think they make you think about it a bit more. Would be interested to hear any other views on this?

Hello, Someone approached a client of mine to sell a exact match domain name for a very competitive and high converting keyword. Would this be of any use and what are the best tactics to employ if it is purchased? I was of the opinion that the 'power' of exact match domain names are dying fast but would be interested to hear what people with experience in this think and what they have done with them (i.e. set-up a website on that domain or re-directed it)? Thanks, Rikki

I think the most important thing is that the most relevant page for the keyword is shown. In most cases this is a deeper page than the home page and will usually have a better chance of converting.

Yeah I tried that but the URL in the URL coloumn shows for example:

/errors/error_404?q=-i3

and the Referrer shows:

/-i3

Neither page exists and so I do not know where the page which contains this broken link is...

Checked out the tool I just linked to on here and it doesn't include broken link data

Is the the custom crawl tool on here you are referring too? http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/crawl-test

Hi Dan,

Thanks for that tool. It works great and especially like that it works in Chrome.

Do you however know of a tool which would do this site wide rather than per page?

Question says it all I guess. What would your recommend as the best free tool to check internal broken links?