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So now i have changed the way the URL works, and today Moz crawled my site once again, but im still getting errors on pages that have a canonical example: http://www.letspump.dk/produkter/61-aminosyre/ which has a canonical that says: rel="canonical" href="http://www.letspump.dk/produkter/5-aminosyre/" > So why i  am still getting Duplicate Content errors??

Nice, should be later today then! I've just added some new keywords in so hopefully these will get picked up today also. Sam

any ideas anyone ?

i would parse the js later and reduce it as much as possible. try pagespeed i take a bet it will say the same. [Offtopic SEO but fits to your site: no chance for ASR vs FCB 2day ]

It's beneficial because you're helping your audience and they will appreciate and remember that. Perhaps they'll refer you to others, link to you, bookmark or share your content (getting you more exposure) or come back and visit your site another time. Is there evidence to support that claim? Highlights from the 2014 Search Ranking Factors Study completed by Search Metrics and published in August/September 2014 states that "Although the off page factors were within a margin of error, it was interesting to me to find that volume of nofollow backlinks is now well correlated with higher rankings [emphasis added]. This aligns with the findings that Rand Fishkin and the IMEC Labs team of experimenters uncovered earlier in the year." Nicole Kohler from Moz wrote a post just this past June that shares anecdotal evidence that nofollow links have lots of "hidden" power. It's well written, logical and convincing. Google (via Matt Cutts) has stated repeatedly that they value "natural" link profiles without ever clearly defining exactly what that is. That said, Webmaster Tools will issue a warning if considers your link profile suspect. Hope that helps.

Hi This is a really interesting article by Matt Cutts https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/96569?hl=en I think this will help you to clarify your concerns on syntax etc Bruce

I can't wait to see who responds to this....4 pages with 12 keywords...in 1 to 2 months... Should be interesting, eh!

That is a great question! When you cancel, from here: https://moz.com/subscriptions , we archive your data automatically. This means that you can come back at any time a re-active those campaigns right where you left off This is the way we "pause" the membership for you. We hope to see you back soon!

Hi PT:) You might also like to check out this blog post on local landing pages: http://moz.com/blog/local-landing-pages-guide Hope this will be helpful!

Hi Tiffany! What you can do is also navigate to moz.com/billing and click on the cancel free trial button shown here: https://www.evernote.com/shard/s269/sh/bd036449-f8e5-4e25-ab09-d60a68dce057/291d2dbfaeea303ef45bc31945e6030d Hope this helps!

Just seen the update to this question. If you have a high value, high margin product, yes you might be able to afford a AU$20 cost per conversion, but if you are only making AU$15 on a sale, then this makes no sense at all. Hope this keeps the little grey cells working. Bruce.

Hi, I sent you a PM last week. Did you receive it?

Hooray! Love to hear it.

Hi Nick, Unfortunately I'm not familiar with smaller British companies but what I would recommend is to find a freelancer. I happen to be available for hire, but I don't recommend using a non-Brit native for creating adverts. I've written copy for English companies before and they weren't too pleased with my "less British" style of writing, haha However, a freelancer isn't going to have another agenda other than making you happy and will more likely shoot straight with you. Portent is a small business agency located in Seattle WA in the states, and I know they have a small business plan that is very reasonable for the level of spend you are at currently.

What are some of the black hat things you guys would do if you were to set up an independent site that's completely separate of your main one? Some of the things aside from those mentioned above that seem to be working for competitors?

Hi Rose, Jeff provided a great response. Did it answer your question? If so, please mark it "good answer", thanks! Christy

You should definitely link to the specific landing page for each location if you have separate Google+ pages for them.

Good tip, thanks.