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Jon and Don - I'm having the same problem with my squarespace site at www.headwalldigital.com. Just curious if you found any updates or workarounds? I'd love to be able to use the Moz analysis tools on my own site, as it was the main reason I signed up. Thanks! Lauren

Did you ask Google to crawl and index your new URLs? You can do it from Google Webmaster Tools. Small thing, but it could help speed up the process.

Hi there, thanks for your question! You've received some good initial responses. Did any help resolve your issue, or are you still trying to sort this out? Please let us know, thanks! Christy

Data is the cinnamon of content marketing. It enhances your dish with a nice cinnamon flavor, but you probably don't want a big heaping spoonful of uncut cinnamon or the next thing you know you've launched a viral video meme. Or something like that. A story without data maybe is a nice story, but it's also toothless. The internet is littered with baseless opinions and we don't really need more of that. You can make an opinion insightful, however, when you back it up with facts, sources, numbers. Prove a product works laying out a success by the numbers. I want to see stories that know when to lean into the data, the kind of story that chews your face off and then drops the mic. Make an assertion, express an opinion, back it up with facts, but never forget that the numbers are there to support the story, and not the other way around. Cinnamon... face chewing... it must getting close to lunch time.

Hi Christy, it's not resolved yet, I'm still seeking help.  My rankings are going lower because of this daily and I don't know what to do.

Escaped fragments are not recommended by Google anymore. Google now recommends Progressive Enhancement such as the History API pushState. See this article for details: https://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2015/10/deprecating-our-ajax-crawling-scheme.html Here's another post that you may want to check out: https://builtvisible.com/javascript-framework-seo/ -Dan

Eric's answer was perfect. After launch, I also do a site:nameofdomain.com and click on a random sampling of links to make sure the rules work perfectl (this is more useful if the page name changes). Good luck!

Thanks so much for reporting back! Nonetheless, the responses here helped strengthen my case that on-site elements like this should not exists solely for bots, so I'm making headway!

Hi i hope its ok, i sent the links/urls to your email Regards T

Hi Emily! I hope you don't mind, but I glanced over the crawl report in your Moz Pro campaign to get a better sense of this (we admins get to cheat). I'm seeing the duplicate title warning, but I think you may be mistaken as to which groups of URLs are being flagged. Are you comfortable if I share the URLs here, or would you like me to PM you?

Looking at domain authority is like looking at the size of the dog in the fight instead of the size of the fight in the dog. If you can beat their content for that keyword and know how to promote it then you should attack without fear.

Matt Cutts has said 'Facebook and Twitter posts are treated like any other web pages for search'.  As of now Google does not use social media platforms such as Facebook or Twitter followers for search ranking. However on the other hand if you are getting a lot of related question around your products it could be an idea to build content around some of those re-occuring questions and add it to your website in a FAQ style. Then you could engage with people on your social platforms and refer them back to your site.

thanks Kristen. Good article. We will try to identify now what kind of CSS is absolutely necessary to put inline. I think the google apache module should help us to idntify this.

You need to use domain extension most of your clients familiar with. Yes, .com is international and most recognized, but I'd say it only for global brands or sites with no geo targeting or clients in one specific country. In your case, the UK buyers will be more likely to click and visit you, because they all know about .co.uk and more confident to click on "local" sites (more trust). I have a similar situation with two e-commerce sites in France and Russia where same domain name .com redirects to .ru and .fr.

Thank you guys. I just want to say: my domain isn't.Com, is domain for specific countries, like. CZ for Chechen republic. My site has really big authority because we are one of the biggest brand in the country, but yes, we have a lot of errors and mistakes, also we don't use the hreflang tags correctly.

Hi We used Addthis for a while as well, but had the same issue. At times it really slowed our page load. We wound up doing what others have suggested, manually coding in the share links.As for recommended products, we now use an extension which does a great job. Ken

Thank you Aleyda.