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One of my backlinks is from a site that has a page authority of 74. However, the domain is a domain I purchased and 302'd to my current main domain. What I'm wondering (without getting into why a 301 is better than a 302) is this: does OSE have any tool that shows if there is actually value in a link?

My assumption is that despite this domain having a PA of 74, the 302 is not passing over any value. To be clear, I understand that a 302 doesn't pass over any SEO value, but my question is whether or not OSE shows the value of a link?

Thanks!

Thanks man, I think this might be the video you are referring to: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/whiteboard-interview-googles-matt-cutts-on-redirects-trust-more

Does the order of the robots.txt syntax matter in SEO?

For example (are there potential problems with this format):

User-agent: *
Sitemap: 
Disallow: /form.htm
Allow: /

Disallow: /cgnet_directory

Thanks for the information guys, very useful. Any ideas as to what this page uses? Not sure if it's using what you recommend, or if there are any potential issues here...this is one of many that I find throughout my normal navigation.

https://online.citibank.com/US/JRS/pands/detail.do?ID=Checking

Thanks, Rodrigo

Curious to see if this is a positive or negative thing for SEO...or even perhaps, neutral.

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