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Just a note that we've discontinued the old Crawl Test tool and have launched an entirely new On-Demand Crawl tool based on our upgraded Site Crawl engine (launched last year). The new tool has an enhanced UI, entirely rebuilt back-end, full export capability, and will save your old crawls for up to 90 days. We've written up a sample case study or logged-in customers can go directly to On-Demand Crawl.

Hi there! Tawny from Moz's Help Team here! That column indicates whether your site is present in Google's Vertical Results for English SERPs for Great Britain. Vertical results, like videos, image packs, or local packs, often appear in SERPs alongside the rest of the organic results, and this column in our report is showing whether or not your site is present in those Vertical Results. If you see "False" that just means that your site is not present in those Vertical Results in the SERP. I hope that helps explain! If you've still got questions, feel free to drop us a line at help@moz.com and we'll do our best to answer them for ya!

Hey Muzzmoz, This is a little outside of my area of knowledge, but I asked around our team and got a recommendation of Open SEO Stats as a tool, which links to the Whois information for whatever you're looking up, surfacing domain age. I hope this recommendation helps

Hi Tymen Thanks for your response, I thought as soon as the page was cached, it would enable the rich snippet, but seems I have some waiting to do I will wait a couple of months until I get worried then

Thanks Logan Ray! That makes sense. So without a strong DA the url is practically useless right now. I think we better sell this nice url than.

Hey thanks for the detailed response!  I am not sure that IIS SEO Toolkit works for IIS 10.  However, I will look into it.

Thanks, Frank!

Hi Pet, You could look at: https://nl.wordpress.org/plugins/last-updated-shortcode/ Good luck! Tymen

I can't say for sure, but my experience with Google recently would suggest that having it on the page will not matter. You could remove instances of it, but there are probably external signals that will let SEs understand that you used to go by name. Same how they understand that a vehicle, car, and auto are generally the same thing.

Hi Rebecca, I would say it doesn't matter. The optimised posts will most likely get higher rankings. I very regularly edit and extend posts with up to date info and this is only resulting in better rankings because of the "fresh" content I provide. Best wishes to you too! Regards, Tymen

Ok, thank you!

Hey Srbello, You should be fine, although if your domains are currently on different servers and are linking to each other, there's a chance that moving them to the same server will lower the value of those links. This has been discussed more in depth here: https://moz.com/community/q/multiple-domains-on-1-ip-address Now, as to your redirect question: do you want to merge all of these sites to one domain? Some of them? I'm not sure what your goal is, when you said you'd want to 301 redirect to the primary domain. Best, Kristina

Thanks again for the response. Looks like it just took a little more time for Google to resolve the issue. No more errors. Didn't do anything but resubmit Sitemap and Robots.txt. Thanks for the tips as well. I am going to post one more question in another thread.

Hi, Can I ask what leads you to believe search engines aren't crawling/indexing the site? When I search site:www.bugsanonymousil.com in Google, I'm seeing 62 pages from the site showing up in the index. One BIG problem with the site, though, is it looks like when someone requests an estimate, a webpage is generated for them - and these pages are being indexed with customers' names, addresses, email, and phone numbers. You should definitely remove those URLs from the index in Google Search Console, and update the site so that those pages aren't crawlable/indexable.

Glad it works!

Meh, I guess not. It's just like talking about it to clients or friends. I've made some fine noise with lots of technical words.

Yes.  Everyone should work to improve load time. We are always doing things to improve load time.