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I recommended to another Moz agent that it put a clearer warning label to users that Moz Pro's on-page grader and site crawl will not work with single page apps. Alternatively, I'd have a pop-up if the Moz tools run and come up with results like the ones the poster described. I ran into the same issue.

Hey there! Tawny from Moz's Help Team here. I took a look at your Campaign, and I think the reason we found fewer pages for your most recent crawl was that we got caught up in pages we'd already seeing as a result of redirect issues. I would recommend taking a close look at your redirect issues and see if you can resolve those — after that we should be able to crawl more pages again. I hope this helps! If you still have questions, please write in to us at help@moz.com and we'll do our best to answer them all.

No problem! Thanks for the suggestion! I will pass that on as feedback Eli

Hey! Thanks for reaching out! Pages are considered to have duplicate titles only if their titles are exact matches. There is no notion of overlapping or partial matches for this purpose. Like duplicate content, canonical versions should be considered, but not pages that refer to the canonical version. For more on canonicalization, check out this resource: https://moz.com/learn/seo/canonicalization You can verify the page title by viewing the source code of the page itself. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions or if there's anything that needs clarifying! I am not so familiar with Shopify, or the way the URL's are structured within Shopify. Perhaps someone else on the forum has had more experience with this. Let me know if you have any other questions! Eli

That was helpful. Thanks Tim! Since it's ow.ly links though, do you know if it's possible for these backlinks to come directly from social media?

Hey there! Sam from Moz's Help Team here! Which Rankings reports were you referring to? If you mean the weekly rankings reports, those from this point on will only include your current keywords - not the ones you've removed. If you're asking about Custom Reports, you'll just want to head into your Custom Report and check that the timeframe for the rankings module has been adjusted to exclude those recently removed keywords. For instance, set the timeframe to 'Last week'. If you leave it at 'Last month' (or something of the sort) for now, you'll still have results for the older keywords until a full month has passed and your campaign has been running for a new month only including the newer keywords. I hope this helps to clarify! If not or if you have any other questions feel free to ask away - if you'd like us to take a look at any campaigns specifically, please do pop a message over to help@moz.com:).

My pleasure, Gary. And Happy New Year to you, too!

Thanks Martijn, we'll look into the blog post and implement. dave

You're welcome, Gremmy9. Good luck with the work ahead!

where I get confused is if you add our brand to the search,  it looks like google know the right page. if you search "Clicassure assurance auto" our landing page is comming first.  however if you only search "assurance auto" it's the home page that's getting out. so it looks like google know that our product page is the right one but it refuses to display it !!

I'm so glad if that helped, Ed!

No changes here. Sub-domain is still a separate unit from Google's POV. Links are not liquid and your pages are not communicating vessels you don't lose any "juice" by linking to new pages but things happen. You can try running your website through Netpeak Spider, (disclaimer: I work for the company which developed it) it can calculate internal page rank for your pages, maybe you'll find something unusual there.

Totally agree! Rand's post explains this really well

Thank you very much - hopefully, it gets added in the future.

OK that's good to know.  We do inadvertently have a lot of our pics on GI so I was obviously doing something right all these years. Thanks

Hi, Assuming that each page that you are referring has unique content, meta tags in place, etc. In sum, complies with the SEO best practices. The answer to that difference might be into the "ecosystem of its content and queries". If a page answers a query and is indexed soon. That is not guarantee that another page with different content will have the same result. We might say it is about each topic: if the content value/answer was fully addressed by other webpages, algorithms might not be interested soon. Rankbrain plays a role into this matter. Good luck! Mª Verónica

Isn't done yet. It takes much time to get you back to the old ranking but not sure to be said. It will return 100%. Its same thing I did try on Branches You can check also.

Hey there! Tawny from Moz's Help Team here! If you need to delete your account, please write in to us at help@moz.com and we'll help you out. Thanks!

I like your thinking, Nicholas! Some good tips here and intriguing predictions. Thank you so much for contributing to this thread.