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Yes this tool will tell you everything you need to know to rank. If you check out the guy behind the tool his name is Ted Kubaitis and you will see he is the real deal. It is an advanced tool but it can be used by average SEO people it is just some of the info at times is a bit daunting. You can pick up decent discount codes too. Google 'Cora SEO' and you will some codes for 25% off for the lifetime of the product. There is now a weather report 'similar to other major players' which tells you about Google updates but the difference here is that you can see almost immediately what the update was. If you are serious about SEO you should have at least tried Cora. *disclaimer - I am an affiliate for this tool. Here is an independent piece on Cora https://www.searchenginejournal.com/correlational-on-page-seo-tools/299303/

The value passed from one page to another is divided by the number of links that are linking out of that page. So all links in the navigation and drop down navigation will count. The following video does a really good job of explaining PageRank and I highly recommend it. https://blog.majestic.com/company/understanding-googles-algorithm-how-pagerank-works/

I think the easiest way to figure out whether or not Page Rank is properly flowing to those deeper sub category landing pages is to crawl the site with Screaming Frog. I don't remember if a Moz crawl pulls page rank for every page but if not crawl your client site with Screaming Frog and connect to Moz's API. This will pull in the Page Rank for every page and you can sort to find out if there are any issues. How does the hamburger menu look like on mobile? I'd be curious to see what the engagement looks like when the entire menu opens by default.

I've got the answer myself but didn't know how to delete my question - sorry https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/article#non-amp

I feel that it is a big benefit. Essentially with popular plugins like Yoast's WordPress plugin, work by listing your website and not the youtube link. If you're looking to convert traffic on your website, why send users to youtube?

You can delete it from your GMB data. Try to remove all the data of the business and details. just like I did for Bud apk program.

Dan, do you recommend using AMP for the 'in depth' article spots?

it was a pleasure

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Hey there, I have actually very similar issue on my website. However, it is obviously quite normal (it takes Google some time to update the data) - check the following thread for some more information about this issue, especially the last answer. https://moz.com/community/q/301s-being-indexed Cheers, Martin

Hello, First of all claim (with the same google "owner" account) the location. Then sign in to Google My Business. Click Duplicate locations at the top of the page, then click the location you'd like to remove. Review the location. Make sure the business information for the duplicate location is included in the location that will remain in your account. Make sure that the photo URLs, ad-specific fields, and store codes are up-to-date in the location that you are keeping. Click the back arrow in the top-left corner to return to your location list. Click Remove duplicate on the right side of the location you'd like to remove. Find more: https://support.google.com/business/topic/4669096?hl=en&ref_topic=6377390

I completely get it. It's frustrating. Though, I get lots of leads from Yelp because of the time I've invested in making it work for me, so I find the frustration mainly worthwhile. I teach Yelp classes for business here in Sacramento. I tell them "Yelp is like a report card, you're getting a grade whether you like it or not. If you want an A+, you have to do the Extra Credit work."

yeah i was going to suggest searching the code of the page for a link - just because you cant see it, it doesnt mean its not there. I have links from full stops before etc.

Yes, that's great. Thank you

Maslavista, That response is a keeper!  I wish there was some way within Moz to create a file of favorites.

Some good ideas here. Thank you all.

We haven't tried the plug-in yet.  The pages not found route to a custom 404 page so we can see a 302 redirect to that and then the 200 because the custom page was displayed.  Per other forums we tried forcing the 404 return code prior to the page being loaded but this seems to be getting ignored or overwritten by GoDaddy. I understand some people view the 200 as being correct as a page was loaded correctly but Google does ask for a 404 for a page not found.

Recommended reading on this topic: http://blumenthals.com/blog/2014/11/25/guide-to-using-call-tracking-for-local-search/

I would ask on the Squarespace forums then rather than here - you are more likely to find others who have had these same issues and if there is anything more up to date, you will find out. -Andy