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Hey Bill, Dave here from the Help Team! If you are finding these in Site Crawl, you can also find the referral link, which is where we found these 404 links.  Using that referral link might help you track down where in the source code these links are being found if you wanted to remove them.  Hopefully that helps to clarify!

Thanks for all the information. I will wait.

As far as I understand this, to your browser and to Google, they're the same page (this really seems to only apply to the homepage, other pages "/" really matters a lot). I would not worry about changing the canonical, in fact it's technically the 'right" location of the page. When it comes to the HTTP docs, a request to the root needs "/". All modern web browsers add it back in for you even if it's not there. This is I believe why the canonical is set as it is there in yoast. I covered this in a blog as someone asked this at Pubcon this year in a keynote. http://www.winstondigitalmarketing.com/yoast-homepage-canonical-correct-include-trailing-slash/

I too have had this happen this week. rankings have not taken a drop. Any help would be appreciated.

ANAL, but from my understanding of the US laws (LinkedIn vs. hiQ Labs) and having worked on SerpAPI.com, if the data is public, it's in your rights to scrape it.

Hi Dieumerci, Gaston provided a great response to your question! Did it help answer your question? If so, please mark it as a "Good Answer." Regardless, we'd love to have an updated on your duplicate content issue. Christy

In the situation outline by the OP, these pages are noindexed. There’s no value to clutterig up crawl reports  on these pages. Block rogerbot from non-critical parts of your site, unless you want to be alerted of issues, then don’t.

Glad I could help! Good luck!

Hi Nigel Carr. https://3dfila.com.br/

Hi, You are welcome. No looks good. Don't exaggerate it with the density. What I gave you was just an example. You should do a proper Keyword Research. Maybe the most convenient keyword combination would be Sodium Bisulfate Pool Chemicals. But what you did now is already better than before. You should try to get some good and authoritative links now. That is going to strengthen your page and help you to be ranked better. Linkbuilding should be done regularly over time. Avoid to get 10 links in the next 14 days an then nothing for the next 365 days. Thats not good that looks very unnatural! To check how things are going you can use the campaign manager of MOZ. Its easiest and a very good tool. I guess you want to appear on Google Pakistan, so set it up for that URL. You will get regular reports how things are going. I would wait at least a 1-2 weeks for the next time to check again. Cheers, Cesare

In addition to OSE, ahrefs or SEMrush are awesome tools that can be used to reverse engineer a competitors link profile. If you haven't already done so, you may also want to review Rand's whiteboard Friday about getting your first 50 links to make sure you're got all the low hanging fruit before diving into other kinds of link building.

Hi James, You're right. In these situations, DA will not help you assess how valuable a link is. If you want to use a metric to help you assess the quality of a link from a subdomain, PA is a much better metric to look at. However, I always take DA/PA with a grain of salt. Cheers, David

I am pleased to been useful

I am using prerender to cache/render static pages to crawl agents but MOZ is not able to crawl through my website (http://www.exambazaar.com/). Hence it has a domain authority of 1/100. I have been in touch with Prerender support to find a fix for the same and have also added dotbot to the list of crawler agents in addition to Prerender default list which includes rogerbot. Do you have any suggestions to fix this? List: https://github.com/prerender/prerender-node/commit/5e9044e3f5c7a3bad536d86d26666c0d868bdfff Adding dotbot: prerender.crawlerUserAgents.push('dotbot');

Hi Richard, Interesting question. Google will for sure know where your IP address is located. To get the search results for your keyword combination like somebody sitting in Kansas City KS you could use the "Ad Preview and Diagnosis" Tool in AdWords (under Tools). You can also chose the location, e.g. Kansas City/KS the language/device the search query would be executed on. (Once you could simply set the location of your query on the bottom of the Google search page but this times are gone now.) --> I can confirm that your customer appears in the local pac (3rd) and organic Serps (2nd) for the above keyword combination. I am sitting in Switzerland and checked it with the Ad Preview and Diagnosis Tool in AdWords. The MOZ data might not be accurate yet for your client's website. Do you have a campaign for that client? MOZ should have crawled the site actually. It usually crawls a campaign site all 7 days but you can also initiate a crawl manually. If you don't want to have search results that are taking account of your behaviour/browse history/preferences, etc. you can switch that off actually. Go to google.com on the bottom right - Settings - Search Settings - turn off 'search history'. Hope this brings you a step forward. Cheers, Cesare

Yes, you can return multiple rich snippets for the same query. With SERP features, there are also several different ways to appear on the SERP for the same query. Videos, Photos, Q&A's, etc. Your mileage will vary based on how well you rank for the term, the features that are currently present, and your sites authority on the subject.

If this is helpful at all - if I do a search for the keyword you specified in an incognito window, your client ranks 6th for me (I'm in the UK) - I don't work in your industry, so I think your client is simply ranked quite well for this search term in Google. In Bing they rank 14th for me.

Hey Flyyazp! I'm Michael, the video guy here at Moz and I'm happy to chime in and offer some assistance. The camera we use is a Canon 5D Mark III with a 24-105mm lens. Igor is right, camera technology has jumped forward quite a bit since 2012, so you can pass on looking for a camcorder and go straight for a nice DSLR, even a used one if it's right for the budget. If you're just shooting a person standing in front of a whiteboard you don't need to spend the extra cash on a brand new camera with 4K technology, unless you need that feature for other videos you plan to make. An important feature you're going to want on any camera you buy will be a headphone jack which will allow you to monitor the sound input to the camera. Here is a video of me talking about how I light Whiteboard Friday and lighting features I recommend regardless of the brand you buy. In addition, our friends at Wistia made a nice little video here that will walk you through some tips for shooting video with a DSLR camera. Our mic is a Sennheiser lavalier our presenter is a Rand Fishkin (super rare). I hope this helps!

In seminar it has been confirmed that Google GB and UK are the same and are there for historical customers.