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Another thought would be to look at Google Trends. I did a quick search for fence repair in the US http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=fence+repair&geo=US  and over the last several years, winter clearly has a dip in searches. Also interesting is that the southern states have more searches than the northern states in general.

Thankyou, Timbronze it really worked for me ......

Hi Chris, I know this is an older thread, but I see you're still a Pro member, so I wanted to let you know we can now track local rankings. See our post at http://moz.com/blog/local-rankings-in-moz-analytics. Hope this helps!

We're proud to announce we now have local ranking tracking! Check out our blog post at http://moz.com/blog/local-rankings-in-moz-analytics.

Simple...pick #1 - if the RD is not working they said - then you test it. Mount the site on various devices, play with the window size.... Does it change/adapt to the viewport? If so - and yes I just tried it on everything from my BlackBerry Passport to my 27" desktop monitor - then the oDesk idiot who claimed otherwise is NOT a place to spend any SEO dollars.... ...sigh....

Thank you. That's exactly the answer I was looking for.

Are you referring to the GA dashboard as this can be customised to show any widgets? If you are referring to GA in general then the percentages are calculated as a percentage of your overall sessions for the selected time period.

When you 301 Page A To Page B. For Google bot now b is new a. All links(past + future) of A ======> B Because B is new A. In other words, future links of Page A pass link juice to Page B.

Ahrefs, Majestic Fresh Index, and Google WMT will all tag links with the day they were discovered.

For the future - if you feel like you're getting into a situation where you won't be fully supported to do the best you can, stop and get out.

Hi Stacey, I have a lot of Wordpress Sites and there is not "the one solution" 4all, but in general I use categories (dont matter how many for a post, it wont exist more than one time). I use Tags, but with the YOAST Plugin I make them noindex, and (because it wouldn't be usefull for noindex pages) they aren't in a sitemap. Just kick them out of a sitemap wouldn't bring that much affect, when the post links to the tags. There are possibilities to use both and don't change anything. Depends on how many posts you have per tag, if you display 100% of the post in a tag or only a few sentences, maybe a complete other description. Thatswhy there is no "one solution 4 all" but that one is a good solution in many (i guess most) cases. Hope that helps

http://www.redirect-checker.org/ This is the website. Just enter your URL and it will show you the status code of it. As simple as that!

Thank you for the response. I've ran two MOZ crawl reports today, one with mysite.com and one www.mysite.com. Both returned 1 result for mysite.com and www.mysite.com respectively, with a 200 status code, but no meta data. I know that I've successfully crawled www.mysite.com about a month ago with no problems. I have made small changes here and there but nothing is jumping out at me as wrong. Screaming Frog is currently crawling my site successfully about 1/10 tries. The successful tries it sees 163 Total URL Encountered (its a small site) and the other 9/10 times it shows exactly 1 URL (the one i entered) and no meta data. There doesn't seem to be any pattern when it successfully crawls and when it doesn't make it past the first page. Google WMT is currently showing No Data Available for both internal links and links to your site which is a little concerning. Everything else in WMT looks ok.

Its the total amount of links to a site, This would be all types of links etc. More info here - http://moz.com/help/guides/links/competitive-metrics Let me know if you want me to try to explain that better..

thank you

Hi, Thanks for the info above. I've checked the report in MOZ again. Among the thousands of medium priorities many of them are false alarm as they don't have redirect at all when I test. Many of them are 404 (not found) redirects when page/url no long exist. here is what google says about 404 (not found) redirect: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/2409439?ctx=MCE&ctx=NF It says it's normal and do not harm the seo performance. Do I just ignore the according alarm? Thanks

Thanks Guys, did the trick thank you

Hey there Since you are using a CMS just about everything will show up as a page…especially if you are using WordPress. I would suggest disallowing the indexing of these pages. Even if you were able to get meta description tags in there, they wouldn't do anything for your SEO since they are just one image on a page. If you are using WordPress, there is a setting in the backend that stops the indexing of media pages. That will stop this problem you are having. Hope that helps!

Jeff is completely right on this one!

How it works: After crawling a website with Screaming Frog, export the data into one of the three available file formats (.csv, .xls, or .xlsx). Copy all of the data from the Screaming Frog worksheet (starting in cell A4) into cell A2 of the ‘data’ sheet of this analysis workbook. The easiest way to copy all the data is to click cell A4, the use Ctrl + Shift + RIGHT to select all columns of data. Then Ctrl + Shift + DOWN to select all rows of data. Then use Ctrl + C to copy the selected cells. Go to the data sheet of this workbook and Ctrl + V to paste that data into cell A2. Pasting the data into cell A2 will align all the data with the column headers I already have in row 1. If this data does not align properly, then there is an added or missing column of data which you will need to adjust for in the ‘data’ spreadsheet. Report tab The reporting tab is set up to make customizing this report for each website as easy as possible. Hope it helps you. E1hkbk6.png gWksyX0.png