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Hello, Moz does not report this kind of information. You need some code on each page that tracks the users sessions. Google Anaylatics does this, but there are other sites out there that can do it as well. Hope this helps, Don

Hi there! Thanks for reaching out! My name is Erin, and I'm on the Moz Help Team! Sorry to hear you had a hard time with your PDF's! You can totally download this report by heading to your Custom Reports, and selecting "Download Past PDF" from the drop down. This report should have your monthly data for June. I hope that helps! If you have any other questions, send an email to the Help Team. Cheers, Erin

Hi Go to Campaign setting > scroll down to Search Settings > Click the Pencil icon to edit settings There you will see a list of Search Engine regional options Hope that helps ! All Best Dan

Pagination is a tough issue, and there's no one right answer (Google can't even agree with itself). If you're not experiencing ranking problems, then rel=prev/next is probably a good solution. It's a "soft" signal, IMO, and will help Google sort things out. If you begin to have trouble, I tend to use META NOINDEX,FOLLOW on pages 2, 3, etc. In the vast majority of cases, these paginated results have no SEO value and no inbound links, so they add no value to the index. It really depends a lot on the scope of the problem.

%20 represents a space character. The proper URL to your "print quotas" tag page is: http://www.altman.co.uk/category/blog-tags/print-quotas Notice the above link works. You need to examine your site's crawl report, locate the "referrer" field for the 404 error and examine the referring page for the broken link.