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I will do so. But I will miss my years of data a lot! Thanks for your support, Andras

Hello! Are you looking for PDF reports? If so, they are being worked on right now and should be available in the coming weeks. In the meantime, you can download the CSV reports in each subsection of Social (Facebook, Twitter, and G+). Let us know if you have any other questions! Jackie

The local pack returned like you though it would.

I wanted to let everyone know that we just launched http://health.moz.com/. This lists the current trending issues at Moz, any information we have about a fix or ETA for a fix, and a direct link to the page to submit a ticket to the help desk. This is not hosted on Moz servers, so even if Moz itself is down, you'll be able to go here and see what's up.

Thanks Davenport and Everett, I've got XML sitemap submitted already, checked robot and no index etc but no stats yet. I'll wait for a few weeks more but it just doesn't make sense to not get any stays after a month. Meanwhile, If i figure out anything, I'll reply here.

Hi Everett, Thank you - this is great info. Have a great day Amelia

Hello BeytzNet, When people, including Matt Cutts, explain how the flow of pagerank works they tend to do it in simplistic terms to avoid confusing the situation, and to make sure that everyone understands the fundamental concepts. Yes, at a fundamental level, the more links on a page the less pagerank flows through each of those links. However, it is quite a bit more complicated than this. Navigation links are treated differently than in-copy links. Footer links are treated differently than those at the top of the page. Sitewide links are treated differently than single links, etc... When looked at this way, you can see how a link from within the body of a post is going to probably flow much more pagerank than one of the site-wide navigation links at the top of the page. I agree with Maximillian that you should think about the best experience for your users. Here's an idea if you don't mind creating a totally separate page template and navigation... Just show the top-level category page navigation on the blog instead of the complete drop-down list to sub-categories. This will drastically reduce the amount of links on the page while keeping the visual user-experience much the same for continuity and convenience. You can put the blog navigation in the sidebar. That said, there really is nothing "wrong" with changing the look and feel of the blog from the main site if that is what you want to do. Just think about the visitor who has five items in their shopping cart already and decides to click on a link to a blog post, which then feels like a totally different website.

Hi @mat, But the website www.himachalpackagetour.com doesn't have any issue of drop ranking in Yahoo/Bing(india) than Google.co.in(india) WHY, Do Yahoo/Bing(india) algo work differently any rank website in their SERPs than Google. ranking of keyword : "himachal tour packages" Yahoo/Bing(india) :  1st page Google.co.in(india) : Not in TOP 100 rank Regards, Teginder

Hi Karl - On your report you'll see "Duplicate Title Tags", click on it. Following that, you'll see all the pages under "Pages with duplicate title tags". Now clicking on each of the link, will drop down the pages that have the duplicate titles. Now visit each one of those links on your site and correct it. Regards, Kiruba

Your question is: "When i already change all of them, How much effect to ours old index ?" I think there are some translation issues here since English is not your first language. If I understand your question correctly... If you have changed the redirects so URL-a.html now 301 redirects to URL-b.html then URL-a.html should eventually drop out of the index. All of its page-rank will then be given to URL-b.html, which should eventually begin ranking near where URL-a.html once was. Some page-rank may be lost in a redirect, but not much. Often when Google says there are too many redirects it isn't because you are redirecting to different pages (e.g. URL-a.html goes to URL-b.html goes to URL-c.html). Instead, it is often because the redirects are set up in a kind of loop so there never really is an end to it. One example would be if http://yoursite.com redirected to http://www.yoursite.com/, which redirected to http://yoursite.com. Just make sure that is not the problem. You should check your redirects using an HTTP status code tool like these: http://tools.seobook.com/server-header-checker/ http://httpstatus.io/

Hey there, I am really sorry you are running into this issue. It is very difficult for us to investigate these type of issues through the Q&A forum. Can you please send the information of your issue to helpo@moz.com so that we can look into this further for you? That will help us investigate the issue and send the information over to our engineers. Thanks, Chiaryn

Do you want to extract the same details on all elements as the marketing grader or do you only want the Moz metrics for a domain?

Hi Brett Just wanted to make sure you are able to re-activate your campaign. Anytime an account is suspended or de-activated, if you were on pro then you can re-activate any archived campaigns from pro.moz.com/campaigns. Hope this helps!

Thanks for input Gianluca! I've actually seen that deck before, I'll definitely give it some more attention, especially in my content planning stage. Since asking the question I've delved around some options and found the following free tools for what I need (which is mainly the persona research stage of my content marketing strategies): Google Display Planner - get demographic data and interests/topic suggestions based on keywords; very nice to have for the incipient phase in persona development Google Analytics - the Demographics and Interests recent additions help test and improve your existing personas with data from your own visitors; becomes better as you get more traffic Social Mention - their Top Keywords column allows you to see what words are usually associated with your keyword on different channels; it only shows you top 10 keywords, but then again it's free

For starter, I think the Facebook page name change was a hit. Well done, that is the option I would choose. As for your questions: Links from facebook does not count towards your Website's SEO. It helps SURE, as when users search for your brand they will be able to see your facebook page on the SERPs. However, it doesn't bring any direct benefit to your main homepage (other than socially). As said, the names you used BRANDNAME - SLOGAN is the right way to go. As they keywords will only help rank that page. Think USER. Have you tried searching in arabic to see if your arabic facebook page shows up?

Federico brought up some good points when he suggested sub-directories above, but I'd go with sub-domains in this case. If a service provider can't figure out how to build their own website they are unlikely to get any decent links, let alone one from CNN. Policing them all would be expensive, possibly even unscaleable for the business model. I think the use of subdomains as outlined in his original question would be one of the few proper reasons to have them. Just make sure you verify each and every one of them in GWT so you know if/when any "manual actions" or important messages come through from Google. Getting SEOs to agree on sub-domain Vs sub-directory Vs separate TLD can be like trying to herd cats sometimes. That's just the way it is.

Thanks all for your great responses, I have got some reading to do and Marcus I have implemented a few of your suggestions and will monitor its success! Thanks again Roger

Hi Federico Thank you for pointing out the issues. actually the links are showing in Websmaster but only Moz analytics is missing. Does it necessary to link the logo to homepage? Yes descriptions are showing same on all the pages which is an error, will fix it soon. Didn't get it "Title is an array"

Yep! That should work!! No quicker way that I can think of for now. We may add CSV exports to the Add & Manage Keywords page at some point as well. Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks! Miranda Rensch - Product Manager