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Hello, Check your website with "Screaming Frog Spider", with it you will get all the info you need ( broken links, duplicated content etc... ). The problem may be already solved but google still has the "cached" version of your website which contains the errors Br //Oliver

Note: I didn't understand your comment that tags should be mutually exclusive. If I have an article about saving money on flowers, why would I not tag that with both "budgeting" and "flowers"? You absolutely would want to tag the article with both "money" and "flowers". Mutually exclusive means there should be no overlap in the meaning of two tags, in this example, "money" and "flowers". Clearly these two tags reference different topics. An example of undifferentiated or non-mutually exclusive tags would be "money" and "cash", or "flower". "flowers" and "flowering". All articles belong to one and only one category, as implied by their URL structure. This creates some challenges because some articles may have some relevance to more than one category but I think I can live with this You could actually replicate the article in more than one category, but you'd have to pick one as the primary and tag the other as canonical. Hopefully this would the exception as opposed to the rule. Am I making sense? Absolutely. Good plan.

Thanks for the responses guys! I appreciate your help. As for the duplicate testimonial LindaLV, I agree with you completely. But as there are over 100 employee profiles with customer testimonials on chances are slim that anyone would notice. I know its best practice to have them different anyway but my employers would rather it just went up than taking the time to bother their client or re-write it themselves they wouldnt care much for best practice, user experience etc.

Anthony I am glad I'm not alone. I sort of accepted that Facebook was making life hard work for it's posters to shake more money out of us but when organic reach drops from the high hundreds to mid thirties for no apparent reason, you gotta ask what's going wrong! Have a good one

Bump. Just curious if anyone has any new ideas on this? We still have not found a solution.

Great to hear that someone from your company can go! We don't typically allow questions to be deleted. My best suggestion is to go and edit your original post to say that the ticket has been claimed. Thanks!

yes you can use so many options to do this task like you can add some blog posts about it you can learn more about it here.

Many Thanks Egol, Some good ideas here which I will look to replicate thanks Peter

Hello, i think that´s totally normal, generics keyword are very hard to rank and they really need time. Focus on long tails, you will rank them much faster and most of them contains a generic term which will be ranked over the time Good luck! //Oliver

Thank you for your answer, I think that i have to made manually this work...

Hey Adam - I sent you an email hoping to get some more details!

Hi Everybody, I hope that everyone is having an amazing day and that all is right with the world. As Keszi said, this is an excellent question to email help@moz.com to because you can have a 1:1 correspondence with a customer service representative. Also, we can discuss details concerning the account outside of a public forum. Hopefully this helps and if you have any trouble reaching out to us please feel free to let me know here. Have an awesome day!

I'm still not 100% sure I understand the situation, but yes you should be able to add a noindex tag to this page I imagine. If you ant Google to find the videos linked out to from this page, use the noindex,follow tag rather than noindex,nofollow

That's a tough one. Though it sounds like the issues you've been careful about would mostly be targeting Panda, Penguin has to do more with links. How does your backlink profile look? Maybe run it through Moz's new spam score feature to find any unwanted links.

Hi Ron! Thanks for letting me know you have some additional questions. Moz Local will help you get your data correct on these 7 partners: Infogroup Best of the Web Localeze Factual Foursquare Superpages Acxiom Any other platforms, you will need to manage manually. Yes, you can absolutely use the city landing for each listing - you do not have to use the homepage. Hope this helps!

A quick way to check for an association in Google is to search and see what is highlighted. I chose to search for "Barnes and Noble" who reside on barnesandnoble.com and whose brand is Barnes & Noble. The answer is that no, they are not associated, but that doesn't mean that your site won't show. Obviously Barnes & Noble has established themselves as a brand and will show if you search with and or &.