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Hi Solodev I can confirm the free access only allows URL and Link Metrics. You would need a paid API plan to be able to request top pages and anchor text. The lowest paid plan would be for Low Volume http://moz.com/products/api/pricing

Hello Gary, I have to agree with RangeMarketing, in this case the keyword matches are probably your best bet - my only question is in regards to whether you might have multiple brands in the future that produce "Ciro" or "Vogue" in which case it might get a bit heavy and bulky if enough products become available. As things stand, however, your keyword match options are probably your best bet.

That is definitely true about there being no one formula for marketing that leads to success. I think my question is directed at how all the pieces of marketing and advertising for medium sized business should work together.  Once all the pieces have been identified, and the big picture is more clear, then it would be easier for someone to focus on certain areas at a time for more detailed education.

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Correct. If a page is not accessible when a crawl is attempted, then grades will be returned as an F grade, only because we are grading the page that does resolve when reached. Commonly 404 pages.

Mike Blumenthal posted a breakdown of a Mediative study in September that you might find useful. LOCAL HEAT MAPS – LOTS OF ATTENTION, NOT SO MUCH CLICKING

OK there is no general issue,just search for "visueller yoga guide" so i guess google is changing the title that it fits better, search for a term in the title and its the right one. www.google.de/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=visueller yoga guide ^^ es gibt keinen generellen Fehler, vermutlich überschreibt Google den Title, dass es besser passt, suche einfach mal nach "visuellem Yoga guide"

True, no matter what the platform is if the Meta description is identical to the description of the product on the page it will not be considered as duplicate content but if the product page content is identical to some other page within or outside the website that will be considered as duplicate content. Hope this helps!

clicked on that competitor URL and it's plain jane junk... if you create a real site with great content you should go by this EMD site in time... and DO NOT copy this p**spoor example of serp manipulations either!!!

As the parent company, I would want any individual work done to benefit the main site and as a store owner, I would want to have some benefit from the parent company as well. There need to be policies in place to prevent bad practices, but it should be all stores and the parent company helping each other. If they want to be treated as a separate entity then they should probably build a website themselves on a separate domain. Most major retailers have the stores in subfolders. Go check walmart.com as an example.

Great. I had not run across that thread, so thanks for passing that on!  - Mike

Hey Joe, Thanks for writing in! DA and PA are updated with our index every 3-6 weeks. Just discovered links are found through RSS feeds and Social accounts and are there to highlight links that may appear in our next index. You may see Page authority increase faster than Domain Authority with each update and there is a chance that it may remain the same depending on where your link juice is coming from. Feel free to follow up with any other questions!

Hello Brian, There would be two issues at play here, your original thought to update the link would be a good idea for the new website. A link on an established website with domain and trust authority is a great link. The issue of hurting your existing website is also a factor. Depending on how many links the existing website has, if it were to lose one of its best back links, that could affect the existing website. If its only 1 out of hundreds or thousands I would not worry too much. I would do a complete review of the back links to the existing website to determine if I would request the change.  Based on number of links from high PA web pages. In the eyes of Google, I would think that if you updated an old link to a new more relevant link - that would be seen as a good thing not bad in any way. Hope that helps, Happy Holidays - Joe

I dont see noticeable bumps because Im usually ranking at 1 already when the box shows up in the serps for me I would assume that it does get more clicks. From my stats a couple %'s doesnt count for me.