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Very good point Peter!

That is a rather horrible hack! It'll probably work, but in terms of data structure it's not good - which generally leads to long term headaches. We've built a number of systems that function as the back-end to multiple sites. Likewise content served in different languages presents similar challenges (or for ultimate fun: several sites in several languages leading to 12 pages per item!).  I would always have this data served in separate fields. The easiest way to imagine this is that you had either a separate copy of that form for each domain, or 2 columns in the form with domain A on the left and domain B on the right. Presumably in your example, the details are separated out at the point when the page is rendered. It's messy, it suggests to me a developer who is constrained by their understanding of the platform that they are working on. However, it should work.

Thank you for your comments.

Cool, thanks. We were using those, just figured the analytics version may have something more...

Hello there! Currently we are not seeing any issues with OSE. If you are still experiencing the issue could you email us your account details to help@moz.com? Cheers!

Why don't you set up a working gmail account separate from your personal account?  You can create analytics for all your clients sites and that way everything can be organized through one account... i.e., companywork@gmail.com.  Hope this helps.

Thanks guys - yes, we're using canonical tags already to help resolve this, but I'd like even better if we didn't have to resort to this. It also makes me nervous that these characters are technically classified as "unsafe", but I haven't been able to find any official word from Google on whether or not they will index URLs with brackets or not.  It's definitely not the web standard....

I can't download craw results either using Firefox or Chrome on Fedora 19 (Linux).

Hi Arndt! Our engineers report a fix will be deployed by end of the day on Tuesday (pacific time). I will check back with you once I have confirmation from them to see how your campaigns look. Talk to you soon!

Hi Pania The Keyword tool is not completely gone but has now been replaced by the Google Keyword Planner which is not as useful for keyword research. Here's three other tool suggestions for you: Keyword Eye: http://www.keywordeye.com Jaaxy: http://www.jaaxy.com Market Samurai: http://www.marketsamurai.com I only have experience of the latter, Market Samurai, which I have used for a few years now, but like many others it is dependent on access to Google data which has been diminishing, so it now uses a mix of Google and Bing information. The other two I have only come across recently. I hope that helps. Peter

Hello! Slapshotstudio is correct about setting up a sub-folder campaign. This will crawl more than just the dui page you are looking for. To completely crawl just a single page you could move the page into an actual subfolder such as www.aerlawgroup.com/dui/ with the dui.html being the only page. Hope this helps!

Use the On-Page Grader to improve your on page optimization.

Lots of interesting ideas.  Thanks you everyone.

Hi Brian, Welcome to the Moz community! We're glad to have you. There's a lot going on in your account, so I can understand if it looks a bit overwhelming at first. A great place to start improving your site's on-page SEO is our On-Page Grader, which gives an overview of how well-optimized any page is for a given keyword. It's in Moz Analytics under Search -> On-Page Optimization. You can read all about the tool and how to apply its data at moz.com/help/guides/search-overview/on-page-optimization. Of course, on-page optimization is only one of many factors that affect SERP rankings, and the Keyword Difficulty Tool can provide some guidance on where to go from there. It can tell you how how much work you can expect it to take to rank for any given keyword, as well as a snapshot of your SERP competitors. I'd suggest running a full analysis on your most important terms, which will provide an idea of where your competitors are beating you—on-page SEO, backlink profile, etc. That helps to give some direction to your online marketing work. You can learn all about that tool at moz.com/help/guides/research-tools/keyword-difficulty. Keep an eye on your crawl diagnostics report, which tells you what issues with your site may be affecting its crawlability. It can be found under Search -> Crawl Diagnostics. Here are a few resources for learning the Moz toolset and inbound marketing: The Moz Analytics Help Hub - Videos, written guides, FAQs and glossaries for all aspects of Moz Analytics The Beginner's Guide to SEO - A reasonably quick, thorough introduction to inbound marketing concepts and best practices Moz Academy - A collection of brief video lessons teaching inbound marketing concepts and skills Finally, as others have mentioned, this Q&A is a great pace to get answers to your questions, and the Moz and YouMoz blogs consistently post useful information. I hope that helps!

Hi there, would you mind making your question more specific so we can help? For instance, is this a question about a tool? And did you see Gary's question? Thanks, Christy

Thank you Robert for your advice. Much appreciated. Niamh