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Glad I could help! Good luck!

You must read this article :https://codeable.io/how-do-i-get-on-the-first-page-of-google/ The best thing you can do is write and SEO

This is not important, you can read this: http://www.wordstream.com/meta-keyword The domain age is one of the best factors

Nowadays all the CMS are very similar, so you need to check your database/ This is not an official solution but in your case, I will download the database, then open it with a code editor and search the category that is making a problem look at the code, and then compare the code with another  category that is working ok

Those pesky duplicate, Joy! FPK - has our community helped you? Do you have any further questions?

Google Analytics will only work if it is installed on an actual website, just a domain cannot be linked to a GA account as there is no site for its code to be placed on and measured.

Thank you, very interesting post

Hi Nicholas, Thanks for such a detailed response, very helpful! One question, regarding file size, what would be the largest that you would recommend? Cheers, Rhys

Thank you, Nicholas. We don't mind the temporary drop in rankings as we're sure we can amp it up soon. But, can't we ever remove the page from the back-end? At some point, we would like to clean our back-end and remove all the pages that are not part of the website anymore.

Here you can find a list : https://infographicdatabase.com/list-of-infographic-submission-websites/

It probably shows up when you make a change b/c of the "freshness" factor.

Thanks for your help David - I apologize for my delayed response.

Yes, the best article you can read at internet is: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1136920 It will help you a lot!=)

Thanks, Kristen!

Agree with EGOL above. Blogging and creating helpful content that people visiting your website would like to read is a great strategy. You could also see if any businesses that you buy from or that buy from you have a "Resources" or "Partners" section on their website and request to be added to it if it makes sense. Making sure your listed on credible online business directories like Yelp, Angieslist, BBB, Manta, YP, etc wouldn't hurt either, even if you ship nationwide. Once you have blog posts and content written, you can Google "manufacturing blogs" or "manufacturing company lists" or "manufacturing forums" and see if they are credible websites, see if you can participate in them, request to be listed, or start to build relationships with the website owners to see if you can send over your blog posts/content to see if it can be featured.

Hi there! Jo from the Moz Support Team here. I would agree with both Martin and Alick on the broader implications. In terms for DA and PA specifically I'm afraid we don't currently support gTLDs in our index, which would be why you're seeing PA and DA of 1. Here are the TLDs currently supported. Unfortunately, I don't know of a good workaround for this right now, but it is something we're working on. I'll pass your query along to my team so they are aware. Sorry I don't have better news on this one. Jo

Hey Jeff, thank you for your input. So you just globally changed the permalink structure, put global redirects in place and you didn't see permanent loss in trafic? And you did that on multiple sites? If so I'll most probably follow your path. Thanks again, Julien

Hey there! Tawny from Moz's Help Team here. Since this is a pretty in-depth question, it'll be much easier to answer through our normal support channels. Please email help@moz.com with the details of your question. It would be good to mention which campaign in particular is having this issue in that email as well. We'll do our best to sort things out for you!