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Thanks again for answering. One version does seem to have better links. Perhaps Moz will eventually see them as the same domain as the redirect has only been in place for about 1 month. I may ask the developers to verify and set the preferred domain also. Thank you!

Thanks - excellent analysis. Exactly what I was looking for and hadn't considered this possibility. Will dig in!

Hi Melissa, For your top pages, in Google Analytics go to: Behavior > Site Content > All Pages or Landing Pages For your top organic search terms, you'll need to go to Google Search Console (formerly Webmaster Tools) - then go to Search Traffic > Search Analytics > and choose 'Queries' You can still see some search terms in Google Analytics, but they technically took away that feature when they went to secure search about 3 years ago. But you're better off using Search Console to view this information. Here's a few links that'll help you learn the ropes: https://moz.com/blog/absolute-beginners-guide-to-google-analytics https://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo

Hey Peter! Thank u so much for your reply, I'll check it asap and I'll come back if I have more doubts, oks? Hope it's OK BR Francesca

I saw this and thought it might be related: https://www.seroundtable.com/google-fluctuations-continue-likely-not-penguin-21489.html

That's OK, You have done enough. i really appreciate the help.

Thanks a lot Dmitrii for all the help!

Hi everyone, It's finally here!! I'm happy to write that Moz recently launched Multiseat! With it, Moz Pro account owners will be able to provide unique logins for their team members. If you want to learn more about what our v1 of Multiseat includes or how we plan to iterate on it in the future, please check out our blog post: At Last! You Can Now Add Users to Your Moz Pro Account.  Thank you for your patience, everyone!

Thanks Jordan and Eric for your input. In the meantime I've gotten a response from JohnMu in the Webmaster Central Help Forum. Apparently it has to do with duplicate content on our website: "We're taking some of these duplicates, and folding them into a single URL." https://productforums.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!msg/webmasters/ezMvrlRWuDk/q0jjp9bHDgAJ

Thanks for the link Nitin, I will check it out!

I understand your answer. I will monitor the coming months as all advances. Rand thank you very much!

OptinMonster is quite good at this, if you're wanting to do this for mobile as well then try BananaSplash.com

I'm sorry to say, there really is no way to speed it up without cutting corners! Link removal is a painfully slow process but one that needs to be done if your link profile is terrible. I don't use exactly the same process as that guide but it's pretty close and it's going to be about the same speed. There are automation tools out there and maybe a little Excel trick or two that could save you seconds but if you've got a big, low quality profile, there really is no way to save any significant amount of time without risk of missing some.

Couple things I noticed... 1st - Is the business name "Properties For Sale Mallorca" or is that the keyword you're trying for? It looks like it's on dozens of pages on your site, which isn't ideal. If that's a target keyword, then it should be focused down to one page to make sure you're not confusing Googlebot. That could be diluting your ranking potential. 2nd - Some of the wording on your website seems a little wonky... "Not just your Estate Agents Mallorca, but property finder for Mallorca, search today on our vast database." To me that is an indication that your site may be over-optimized. I would check to make sure the site content is natural and not keyword stuffed, since that could be contributing to your ranking problems. What else have you done on the site (either onsite or offsite)?

Hi Zoe, I just tried to view your Robots.txt file and was unable to access it. So I requested a crawl. The error I got from Moz is "612 : Page banned by error response for robots.txt." I would suggest you look at the file permissions of your robots.txt file. It should be readable by the public; Apache permissions would be (644). This means it is not available to view or it could be that it is in the wrong directory or non-existent altogether. It should be in your root and accessible via a browser here: http://www.guitarcontrol.com/robots.txt I would also note that some people feel that listing your sensitive directories in the robots.txt file is a security risk, and perhaps they are right. However, there are other ways to secure a directory and keep them out of the Indexes, and if the information being protected is that important, I would imagine that all security precautions would be taken. The robots.txt file is important for crawlers so it should always be used and available to be read. If security is the problem here, I would point to some high profile sites that don't seem to have a problem with showing the public their robots.txt file. https://www.google.com/robots.txt https://www.facebook.com/robots.txt I hope this helps, Don <colgroup><col width="907"></colgroup> | 612 : Page banned by error response for robots.txt. |

Thanks for the tip, I'm currently studying SEO and at the same time a developer. Will try to read on the basics

**I was under the impression that the tools here were designed to help alleviate some of manual labor.  ** In my opinion, the tools on Moz are best suited to monitoring your progress and giving you objective assessments.  They are not going to move you up the SERPs. Moving your site up the SERPs takes effort from the webmaster (or whoever is hired to do that work).  That effort is all about making a better website.  There is a lot of valuable information on Moz to guide you with that work.  Most of that information is free.

Hi there. It's not me suggesting it, it's Rand Fishkin (founder of MOZ) saying it - check the link I refer to in my answer. Second paragraph. (It's quoted in my answer as well)