The thing to check on

technologynow — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 13:56:54 +0000

The thing to check on Webmaster Tools is not just the names and number of error links, but the date the error was found.

You see an error and fix it. Return to Google and it still shows the error. It can often take quite a while before Google changes it's list of errors.

For example:
Check the list on 1st of the month and correct it the same day.
Log on the next day, the 2nd, if error was found on the 1st then you're OK. If error was found on the 2nd then it's still an error.

Hopefully, as you log on from day to day you will see the date getting further and further away. Even though it's still listed, you can safely ignore it. Eventually, Google will stop listing it.

i was also facing the same

spectranet — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 05:12:53 +0000

i was also facing the same problem. After redirection on my homepage all broken links are improving.

Well I have removed all

casius — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 07:44:04 +0000

Well I have removed all external links from our website as you can;t be sure what people will add to the link. You can't count on them, even if you redirect from your website with any status like 301 or 302 still if there is no website when you will get 404 error. I guess better of to remove the external links. If you are using wordpress add the plugin Broken Link Checker it will the job for you. Also what app do you use for generating your sitemap for google?

How did you redirect the

Megan — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 02:09:41 +0000

How did you redirect the links? Did you use a 301 redirect? Try checking the error codes returned when you click some of those links (there's a Firefox plugin that helps with this but I forget what it's called. I have it installed at work).

What you should do is 301 those links to the page that best matches the topic - not necessarily your home page. That will help to spread the link juice to different parts of your site.

The links I am referring to

Wade H — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 01:16:21 +0000

The links I am referring to are on other peoples sites that have made an error in putting in the link to my site in their code...there are quite a few of them (over 100) so there is no way for me to fix the links on other peoples sites.

Wouldn't it have been better

greg — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 23:39:04 +0000

Wouldn't it have been better to remove the links altogether, rather than make them link to the homepage?

And which links are you referring to? In your post you linked to your homepage but there is a lot of content there to have to search and find what you are referring to.