: There are several methods to find inlinks; these are the best three that I'm aware of: Search for link:yoursite.com in Google, Bing and/or Yahoo. This is the quickest way to see links. In

There are several methods to find inlinks; these are the best three that I'm aware of:

Search for link:yoursite.com in Google, Bing and/or Yahoo. This is the quickest way to see links. In Yahoo will redirect you to their site explorer which is quite nice.
Sign up for Google Webmaster Tools where you can see links to your site and other goodness. Usually you will get more links here than through the link: query.
Open Site Explorer tends to show the most relevant links. Basic list is free, however, you need to pay a lot of money to see more than the top 25.

Regarding your latter question, there is no url: search that I'm aware of. You are probably thinking of site:. The difference is link:example.com finds all pages linking to example.com, while site:example.com shows you all the pages on example.com (that the search engine has indexed).

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: You can only "clear" the errors by fixing them. If the pages return 404 Not Found then that is still an error. It's likely that the page is being linked from somewhere else on the web.

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: This sounds like Googlebot is no longer able to find your pages. If a page is still on your site, Google won't remove it from the index, but if many pages are returning 404 errors then

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: The "eCPM" is "Effective Cost per Mille" or the cost per 1,000 impressions. So if you had 2,000 visitors and earned , your eCPM would be . Unique visitors are not counted, only raw page

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: How to promote a web app? i'm quite surprized this hasn't been asked yet so for a given web app and a given set of potential users of this web app the goal would be to reach this set

: There are several methods to find inlinks; these are the best three that I'm aware of: Search for link:yoursite.com in Google, Bing and/or Yahoo. This is the quickest way to see links. In

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: You can only "clear" the errors by fixing them. If the pages return 404 Not Found then that is still an error. It's likely that the page is being linked from somewhere else on the web.

: This sounds like Googlebot is no longer able to find your pages. If a page is still on your site, Google won't remove it from the index, but if many pages are returning 404 errors then

: The "eCPM" is "Effective Cost per Mille" or the cost per 1,000 impressions. So if you had 2,000 visitors and earned , your eCPM would be . Unique visitors are not counted, only raw page

: How to promote a web app? i'm quite surprized this hasn't been asked yet so for a given web app and a given set of potential users of this web app the goal would be to reach this set

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