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Hello, If you are searching for studies about this topic then here is a very good paper you have to read. It's named Impact Of Ranking Of Organic Search Results On The Incrementality Of Search Ads http://research.google.com/pubs/pub37731.html I have read it a few times, there are some interesting findings in it. Try to extract the facts and maybe then draw your own conclusion. And just after this read their conclusion!

Thanks Sam That is a valid work around.

Be sure to check the specific licence and do your due diligence, but the Wikipedia commons has some great images: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

I am currently having the same issue as my domain authority is different on both of the campaign views.

Hi sir Google started fetching again thank you for your help

Thanks for providing a time frame David, was that using the demotion tool or just naturally?

That link worked yet http://pro.moz.com/ doesn't and only redirects back to Moz Analytics. Thank you

Hi, thank you for taking the time to respond. The issues with broken paths are fixed, but those pages seem to be still alive in Google/Moz. I guess adjusting the robots file will be the best option here. Thanks, Michel

Thanks for helping me out. I'm referring to this sort of urls that I can find in code after commenting

I can't seem to load your page at this moment, but I would generally recommend trying to tie your brand to yourself.  For example -- When someone offers a helpful answer on Moz (or a personal finance blog, or whatever else) users are inclined to see who they are.  In your case, if you're providing useful financial information over the appropriate social channels then people will be interested to see who you are.  Your experience and the quality of your responses will draw people to your brand, as you have built some trust with the users. TLDR: Your name is old and experienced, but your brand is a new player in a crowded space.  Use your name to draw people to your brand Hope that helps.

Hello Peter, Thank you for your very clear answer. I was thinking about collecting user behaviour data for this dropdown menu by using Analytics' onclick event trackers. Your idea is way better to use a clickmap or heatmap! I checked the internal links again and I think there must be a way to cut out some unimportant product categories in the navigation menu and cut out some non-essential footer links. So, I am not going to change my winning team drastically. I am going to collect some data and I will decide after that what to do with all the links in the dropdown menu. Once again, thanks for the help. I can move on now. Marcel

I believe you have it misunderstood - they took action on the pages (on your website) which were benefiting from the unnatural links, rather than taking action on your entire website. You should still try to target and clean up the unnatural links. Best of luck!

Yep.  Use of  a quotation-marked portion of your questions (in different variations) without the site: operator will provide a list of sites/communities where the questions are being asked and then you can dig deeper into those communities using the site: operator.

Did you see much movement with your SERPs after submitting the disavow?

Awesome advice from both of you. Thanks!

Happy to help. All the best, tom

I've asked the same thing in the past and told by authoritative users in this forum the following: "If your site is structurally sound, you shouldn't need a sitemap." I've bought into that principle. If customers scroll to the bottom of my pages without finding or keyword searching what they need, I've probably not done a good job of setting it up. Put into practice, we're in the process of revamping to a top navigation with search suggest features and left nav filtering functionality.

Have you checked out the Moz API? Here is the section on Link Metrics which might help you. Hope this helps. Mike

Hi! Thanks for reaching out You are absolutely right here. OSE currently doesn't support https because our crawler doesn't have the ability to authenticate itself with https sites. While we do notice the https site, we won't follow the links due to this limitation. That said, this is a feature that we have built and is currently in the testing phase. I don't have an exact date I can reply on when this will be deployed, but we're hoping to get this update out in the next 2-3 months. It's good to note that if the link is several levels deep (in the site), our crawler still might not detect the link because we use a first-breadth approach that is detailed in our help hub at:http://moz.com/help/pro/ose-overview . I hope this helps clarify things for you and have a great day! Best, Sam Moz Helpster