My domain has a * next to it i my dashboard what does this mean?
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When two of my site appears in my Dashboard they have a * before them?
e.g *my-debt.co.uk
Whats does this mean?
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If you have any subdomains, such as wiki.my-debt.co.uk you'll see that data as well. If you don't have any subdomains, it'll be just like you had the www.
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Thank you Keith. Am I right to assume this wont effect the information I am seeing in SEOMOZ?
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It means when you created your campaign you created it as a root domain - e.g domain.com not www.domain.com
It is nothing to worry about.
Hope that helps.
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