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You need to look at the bigger picture and not rely solely on Google Analytics, SEOMoz or any one tool in-particular. In the case of Google Analytics some users may not be tracked (not got JavaScript enabled) or you may be counting your own clicks on through your website if you don't exclude your IP address from Google Analytics. In regards to trusting SEOMoz with your Google analytics data, I think you can. As previously mentioned SEOMoz is a community of SEO's and the tools that SEOMoz provide can be enhanced by linking your accounts.

Thanks Nick, but I still don't understand how that applies to the pages that I listed. For each of these pages, the canonical tag is not on any of the other URL's.

Thanks Bob I can log in on the laptop i used to create the account  and have used a diiferent browser  thanks for trying to help much appreciated

I just heard back from the help desk. They got your question a couple of hours ago, and just responded to it. I'll let them continue this conversation with you through the help desk.

Thanks! Last time I checked the robots.txt was there. Anyway I have rcreated this. Will try creating a new campaign and seeing how long it takes. Update: worked fine after around 10 minutes crawl!

You're right.  It's not quite.  But it did give me the metric I was looking to see if was fixed.  Thanks!

You can set the seomoz rank tracking to only track from Google.co.uk if you need to.

If that was how our crawler was accessing your pages before, because there aren't links for them else where, then it could be the issue. It does depend there. There are a lot of aspects to how our crawler works so it is really hard to say.

The 'small' one is Chester, a red Maine Coon. He weighs 20 pounds and he eats 4 packets of cat food per day. The big one is Lester, a blue Maine Coon. He weighs 22 pounds and he eats mainly biscuits, about 1.5 cups per day, and he drinks a lot of water. They talk a lot - but they know nothing about SEO! 25139_1401622207763_1448552004_31048632_297990_n.jpg 40021_1531415972526_1448552004_31364194_6540711_n.jpg

I'm willing to bet its an issue with their crawler as Robert mentions above. While you wait on confirmation for this, make sure that your web server is not configured to serve to any unnecessary ports. For the vast majority of sites, you only need to listen to the default port 80. This apache doc may help you with this.

Hi Stubby, First, take a look at the help page for sites with only one page crawled at https://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/409821-why-isn-t-my-site-being-crawled-you-only-crawled-one-page. If that doesn't solve your problem, send an email to help@seomoz.org and they'll help you figure it out. Thanks!

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Hey Chirag That is the point, if the crawler is seeing multiple versions of the same page, you will get a false page count. If a single page resolves on multiple versions of the URL like... /pagename /pagename/ /pagename.html Then one single page could get reported as three pieces of content. So, if you have 100 pages, but all pages resolve on say two page names then it would show 200 pages BUT the duplicate content report should allow you to see if this is the case. Hope that helps. Marcus

Hi Clay, I know Vahe has already answered your question but I also wanted to expand on how I use Woo Rank Reports. Typically these reports are very useful for an initial "where are we" report for a website. They offer a really quick and clean summary on what can be improved upon (very nice to show clients too). Most of the issues or items missing can be resolved fairly easily. SEOmoz is much better for measurability and long term tracking. The errors and feedback that SEOmoz will provide you with allows you to build upon those initial changes you've made as well as continue to tweak and monitor your site. I definitely encourage the use of both alongside your Google Analytics and Webmaster tools! Good luck to you. -Aaron

Hi Russell, One of the places I find very useful is the pro webinar. I like to watch them after they have been finished, this way I can follow what they are doing and pause or rewind the video. This allows me to try it out for myself using websites and search terms I know. By doing this you get to pick-up on some of the experience of the presenters, that they have built up of years of doing SEO.  You also get to find out about tools and techniques, which ordinarily you wouldn’t have thought of. Even when the webinar is not directly about a subject you’re interested, they are worth watching. K

Thanks Keri - much appreciated.

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