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David Without more data it is hard to answer this. I will ask a question and it is simply to check for the info - is the link in any way a footer link? sidebar? etc.? If there were a way to look at the link we might could help, but I can understand if not.  Best.

Just noticed that this video spam is still killing the SERPs all over Florida.... starting with Sarasota...

All good– Thank you, Miranda!

Wow! They actually sent me a shirt. Thanks Moz staff!

You're welcome, and good luck! Let us know how it goes... P.

Hi Christy, i am also want cancel my subscription, please do this, thanks.

Do a search for Farhoumand Dental.  At the bottom of the map inset on the right, click the link for claiming business ownership.  They will verify via address/phone number, which is still the same for Farhoumand rather than Avanti.  After you have properly claimed the business address, you should be able to change the website address to the new website.  Google is going to get their information directly from you, via Google Places.  Not sure if you can ask that the old Google+ page be taken down or not.

A billing invoice? If you click the symbol in the upper right that looks like a Head with some lines next to it you will see a dropdown. Click on "Billing & Subscription". On that page you'll see a tab for Billing Information. Scroll down and there will be an Invoice History list with view links next to each invoice. You can then print those pages.

So every page has several hundred links to spammy duplicate pages? This is a bad thing. First off, link equity leaving every page on your site would be split between all these several hundred links whether your NoFollow them or not. Second, the fact that they are essentially duplicate of each other and there are potentially hundreds of these pages means that your site is likely hurting from thin content penalties. Third, that image makes it look like old school 90s keyword stuffing. Which is just all sorts of wrong. My assessment is that Yes... this is hurting your site.

These are caused by the links to your language pages.  If you click one of the language links from within the source code (not on the page) it redirects to a URL with '?q=/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html' added. Then if you click the same language link on that page it again redirects to another page with previous URL added to the end: ?q=/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html?q=/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html. e.g: On the example page view source, search for German and click the link below: http://de.binary-options.biz/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html?q=/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html This link 301 redirects too: http://www.binary-options.biz/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html?q=/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html Then if you view source, search for German and click the link again: http://de.binary-options.biz/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html?q=/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html?q=/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html?q=/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html This link 301 redirects too: http://www.binary-options.biz/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html?q=/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html?q=/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html?q=/index.php/Web-Pages/binary-options-platforms.html So basically every time a web crawler follows a language link, new URLs are being created with the previous URL added to the end, causing a never ending crawl as an infinite amount of new pages will always be created. I don't think this is connected with the Joomla SEF as Chris pointed out, as your URLs are already SEF. However it's not an easy thing to identify how to fix the issue with the language links. You should probably speak to the developer who implemented it and/or the creator of the plugin if it is a plugin. Also do you even need this functionality? As none of the language links work, they just redirect back the main site.

Many thanks for your answer! I've been reading a number of articles recently about the updates to Google's algorithm. Some people say that link building is a dying art, as Google is focussing on more naturally shared content, where as others say that it's worth spending time on. Is it just that no one really knows?

Go to your Campaigns section: http://pro.moz.com/campaigns At the top of the page there is a "Archived Campaigns" Tab, give it a click. From here, you should easily be able to "activate" your campaigns. If this doesn't work, please send a note to help@moz.com and we'll take a closer look. Thanks!

Many thanks Mike

If you've tried reconnecting and that hasn't worked, please send an email to help@moz.com and we'll look into your specific account details.

Hi Remus, I have read all the articles besides for this one: Web Site Migration Guide - Tips For SEOs and it's really great. I'm in middle of devouring it now!

The campaigns can take a few hours to a couple of days to migrate. If you're still not seeing them there in a couple of days, please email help@moz.com and we'll investigate for you.