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If you don’t know how to play around with code, I will not recommend you doing it yourself but this is exactly how you can add video to your product page: https://github.com/iamandrebulatov/BC-Product-Page-Demo-Videos My recommendation is to hire a developer who can get this job done for you! Hope this helps!

Same problem here on one side I get to few pages and on the other flag I get too many pages not enough links lol I have 19 pages crawled by google and my competitors have 5-10 and they do not have the flag ...

Duly noted! In the case of the Facebook page, it looks like it's not being included in your Moz Local listing because the name on the page isn't a match to the Google+ page which was used to validate your listing. If you were able to change the Facebook name from Detroit Deluxe to Detroit Deluxe Paint Body and Car Restoration, then you should see it included within your listing report. I'm sorry that you're feeling frustrated with the process. As far as the functionality of the system goes, the general timeframe for updating listings can occur in as little as a day or so, but some of our partners can take up to 8-12 weeks to be fully updated. This is talked about within this list of frequently asked questions on the topic of Moz Local: https://moz.com/local/faq

That is likely the cause of the discrepancy, although Moz Analytics crawls can be deeper than Google, unearthing more data than Google has gotten to yet. That being said, I would be hesitant to rely on the canonical tag so much. I did a cursory crawl on your site and found that roughly 20% of the first 800 URLs crawled were duplicates (albeit with the canonical tag). You could potentially eat up your crawl budget from Google if most of the new URLs it is finding are duplicates. While you won't have problems with PageRank dispersion or duplicate content, per se, you will get a shallower crawl of your site. Google isn't going to keep digging if it keeps unearthing the same stuff. You might want to consider using robots.txt to simply block some of the sections like the /catalog/product/view/ directory if it isn't driving organic traffic and is a source of a good deal of your canonicalized duplicates. Hope that helps!

Hi Well - given the troubles Moz has to build the regular index in the past months I doubt they will add this feature anywhere soon. Don't forget that DA & Trust is an internal metric of Moz - which tries to predict how well your site will rank in the SERP's. As all tools, it is just an estimate of the real thing. Dirk

Difficult to tell how long it will take before it's completely removed (Google is never very clear on how long it takes). If it's urgent you could use the url removal tool :https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/1663419?hl=en Dirk

Thank you Jennita and Rand for your quick responses.  Great, lets keep our fingers crossed all goes well and I'm confident the Moz team can deliver it. We all take a ride on the ebb and flow roller coaster from time to time, its what makes us learn more and overcome challenges. Have a great day Cheers, Joseph

I have used  link detox they are very good at what they do. The main differences are link detox uses majestic for their back link discovery. Moz uses  Open site explorer If you want my opinion you need to have  Moz , Ahrefs,  Majestic &  Google Webmaster tools. Moz is  spectacular and critical to what you're doing.  I would make a disavow file from all the tools  goi  I have had the best luck with    removeem.com  allows you to combine all of them together and I would recommend checking them out. I hope this helps. Tom

Okay, will do. Thanks, Jordan.

If you want to a free test to crawl use this https://www.deepcrawl.com/forms/free-crawl-report/ Please remember that URIs & URLs are different so your site with 300,000 URLs  might have 600,000 URIs if you want to see how it works for free you can sign up for a free crawl for your first 10,000 pages. I am not affiliated with the company aside from being a very happy customer.

for the original poster - what did you end up doing - and did it make a difference?? (and) similar question but different... If suddenly some 90% of a 5,000 page blog is changed to have the blog pages no-indexed, will the linkjuice be now more concentrated on the remaining 10%? in the old days, we sort-of-called this "pagerank sculpting" and the idea was to focus the linkjuce on certain pages and defocus it on other pages. does this make a difference these days?? keep in mind that the 4,500 remaining pages are still followed, and all backlinks remain in place. will the site start ranking better for the keywords on the 500 indexed pages? tia!!

Still none of DAs are changed. It's been 10 days now, what's happening?

Hi Everett Yep, that all definitely makes sense. Sometimes with the more mundane products it's hard to make them stand out. We do include most of this information but I'l review whether there;s anything we could add. Thanks again