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Hi, If you already have adwords account then I would see only exact match search terms with significant number of conversions and revenue(in case of ecommerce site) and use those search terms in SEO. If you need any other help please let us know. Thanks

Hi there! Tawny from Moz's Help Team here. Our tools aren't totally set up to give you a full list of all the pages on your site, but if you have the list of URLs you'd like to see Page Authority values for, you can check those by bulk! There actually is a way to do this—it's just a bit technical, and you may need a web developer to help you use it. We have a Mozscape API that can perform calls to check things like Domain and Page Authority in bulk. You can read more about it in our Help Hub pages, here: https://moz.com/help/guides/moz-api/mozscape And when you're ready, you can generate a key and get started over here: https://moz.com/products/api/keys I hope that helps! If you have more questions, feel free to reach out to us at help@moz.com!

Hi Tawny, I am having the same issue as Abdul_Majid. The information you provided about feed.ly is outdated. The feed.ly link shortener has been disabled for some time now. In fact, there is no way to tweet our feedly.com links. Can you please provide a more detailed approach of how to use feedly.com to index our links in JDL? My site TheDigitalBridges.com does not get all of it's pages included. I tweet like crazy and have lots of followers, but not all my pages get included. In fact, when I go to the top pages tab - there are none! This is a high quality site that used to have a DA of 46. Now, it's DA 31. This is not right. It has to do with the indexing of the Moz crawler and there is no way to get proper information on how to get indexed. Please give me an answer that works besides feed.ly and waiting.

Hi Martin, There is no such issues like cache or crawler access. Don't even think keyword cannibalization. Might be internal linking which I'm not sure about finding the exact mistake and working on linking pages.

The line between SEO and PO is thinning every day as Google puts more and more emphasis on the searcher's journey through the entire inquiry>engagement>action process.

Done, thank you!

Hey there, I have actually very similar issue on my website. However, it is obviously quite normal (it takes Google some time to update the data) - check the following thread for some more information about this issue, especially the last answer. https://moz.com/community/q/301s-being-indexed Cheers, Martin

Hi, You can use any separator like |, - or comma. No removing brand name doesn't hurt you any way. I would suggest you to use Brand name in hompage, about us and contact us page and you can leave rest of the page due to character count limit. I'm sharing a latest whiteboard on Title tag by Cyrus @ https://moz.com/blog/title-tag-hacks-whiteboard-friday Hope this helps. Thanks

Hello Thanks  AL123al, James and Nigel for your valuable anwsers. I am going to review the situation with point of views  . I ll write down a comment as soon as the decision is made

Thanks for your reply We have recently updated and increased the length of the content on the top level pages and analysed the external links. It's frustrating as everything had seemed to work for a while and the correct page ranked but of all a sudden this reversed. The correct pages always rank higher than the incorrect ones but for some reason Google is confused and seeing the individual hotel pages as relevant for the terms I'll wait a bit longer and see what happens

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Great articles thank you!

Hi Jason, Please check this guide @ http://backlinko.com/link-building Thanks

Hey there, I don't think it's necessary to 301 redirect the article, otherwise you might lose rankings. Just insert some compelling CTA and internal links into the content to drive traffic to the conversion page. When you are already #1 with the sub-page, there's is a big traffic potential and therefore you don't want to risk the rankings. Hope it helps a bit. Cheers, Martin

Hi, At the moment, sitelinks are automated. Please also check below thread. https://moz.com/community/q/how-to-get-sitelinks-in-organic-serps Thanks

There is an easy way to manage your social now. Tools like RecurPost (a social media scheduler with repeating schedules) allow you to automatically share your content on your social channels in a recurring manner. Just put content into different libraries and suggest how frequently a library should post content. That is all, it will start at the top of a library and once everything has been posted once it will restart at the beginning.