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Hi,  I ran the seomox link report and see that I have an entry for our home page (http://www.trophycentral.com/) and http://www.trophycentral.com/index.html.  The index is shown with a 301 redirect.  Does this mean that a redirect is already in place to http://www.trophycentral.com/?   I want to ensure our traffic is not being split between the two urls, but not sure how to confirm this.  Thanks!

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| URL | HTTP Status | Total Links | Page Authority | Number of Linking Root Domains |
| http://www.trophycentral.com/ | 200 | 5746 | 53 | 244 |
| http://www.trophycentral.com/index.html | 301 | 5123 | 42 | 4 |

Thanks, Lesley.  What you are saying makes perfect sense and putting products in categories seems pretty pervasive.  I don't really think this was the issue, but I am running out of things to change. (-:  I am definitely suffering from a Panda penalty, but still not sure why as I have cleaned up all of the common issues.  I have a couple of phrases that came back to page 2 or 3 (not where I want, but it's a start), such as Award Ribbons and Award Plaques.  So I tried to compare those pages to my other ones and this is what I came up with (these products are not in multiple categories). Again, like you I don't think this is the issue, but I figured I would test it as maybe Google is somehow getting confused with how the categories are created.

Again, many thanks.

PS  If you happen to see anything else that looks funny, please let me know!  We have been in business since 1999, so it is hard to have virtually no traffic from Google!