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Well, I at least got the answer on where to dig Thanks!

Agreed, and I'd like to add the Beginner's Guide to SEO and our entire Learn SEO section.

I'm just made a similar move, moving my blog from blog.domain.com to domain.com/my-blog. I don't think I can use the Google change of address - it is throwing me an error when I get to that step in the change of address because I'm going to a sub directory, not to the root. "The old site redirects to www.domain.com/my-blog, which does not correspond to the new site you chose." Should I care? I'm getting organic traffic already on the blog URLs, and Google has indexed about half of the URLs that I submitted via the sitemap.

Hi there. Well, there is no way to make Google display exactly what you want, but, what you might need to look into is the schema markup for your knowledge graph - https://developers.google.com/structured-data/customize/overview Also, make sure you have image optimization on the website (alt tags, titles etc), as well as images on G+ account - it seems that that's where knowledge graph images are being pulled from. Also you need to make sure that everything on your google my business account is properly setup. And, finally, you can call google and ask them to look if there is anything wrong going on. Other than that - it's the matter of time. Hope this helps.

Hm. I just clicked through your campaigns, and I'm not seeing that showing up anywhere. Where in Moz Pro are you getting that notification?

I see the exact match domain #1 - plantas de casas .com so that makes sense. According to Majestic, you have 958 live links and 135,000+ historic links. That's a HUGE drop off in links. You used to have 1363 referring domains and now have 244. Those drops are cause for some worry. montesuacasa.com.br has 46k links and 731 historic referring domains - many more links than you and many more still alive. If I look through your historic links you were getting 128,000 from one site jeso carneiro.com.br - this site has pretty good authority itself but your link is now not found. So that was helping you to #1 - now it's not.

Hey Richard! It appears your site might be intermittently placing these titles on the page. Looking at cached data you can find the titles we picked up last week view-source:http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Aelectroustic.co.uk%2Fconnectivity-products%2Findustrial-ethernet%2Faccessories&oq=cache%3Aelectroustic.co.uk%2Fconnectivity-products%2Findustrial-ethernet%2Faccessories&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i58.1179j0j4&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=91&ie=UTF-8 view-source:http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Felectroustic.co.uk%2Fconnectivity-products%2Findustrial-ethernet%2Fwlan-industrial-wireless-lan&oq=cache%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Felectroustic.co.uk%2Fconnectivity-products%2Findustrial-ethernet%2Fwlan-industrial-wireless-lan&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i58.1337j0j1&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=91&ie=UTF-8 Hope this helps!

Yes, the move to HTTPS takes a while sometimes to fully swap over to your new versions. In the meantime, you may see some dips in ranking even though Google swears this doesn't happen. We have verified several times that it does. In the meantime, check your website in Google using site: and you'll see that there's a mix of https and non-https. https://www.google.com.au/search?q=site:www.thepresentfinder.co.uk/&gws_rd=ssl Fetch your site in Search Console, check your sitemap for https links and then resubmit sitemap in Search Console. Then it's just a waiting game on Google's end.

One way to deal with this is to have the main site not mention any particular locations. Then, in one section of the website you could create a directory or listings of dealers who offer your products. Each dealer who sells your products could get their own page, and be listed in the category or city page as well.

The Google Search Quality Guidelines has an article about "Link Schemes". https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/66356?hl=en

Hey there Joseph! Sorry to hear you're having trouble running a crawl. In a case like this, we would recommend reaching out to the Help Team at help@moz.com with details of your issue so that we can diagnose the problem! We'll be happy to look into the issue for you. Thanks! We hope to hear from you soon!

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What evidence is that based on John? Nobody uses my iPad and I haven't changed any preferences I never really look at the bbc sport page that it suggests, if I do look at the bbc site it will be the football section and my search would be for "bbc football" Many of the sites that I visit regularly never get suggested

Hi Peter Once a campaign URL is set it cannot be changed. You will have to delete the campaign and create a new one. This is limited this way due to how we track and store historical data. Hope this helps!

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