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Moz,

We are a UK manufacturer and we historically have a link from the site http://www.findtheneedle.co.uk/ which is sort of a UK manufacturer database/directory

I understand directory type links are not what we need nowadays in SEO but i feel with this one being quite well targeted towards UK manufacturing businesses it may be worth keeping the link,

From my research we receive little quality referral traffic from this site,

Moz OSE doesn't seem to be able to see the link at all,

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Any Advice on this ?

Thanks

James

Any Advice ?

Thank you,

I will look into this article, We have a company wide email signature so this would be useful,

James

A second opinion,

Agreed with SEOVP , this is 100% redirect no need to have both pages if you can avoid this,

301 Redirect ,

James

Exactly what i was looking for,

Thank you,

James

Moz,

To help with our conversion tracking efforts is it possible to track contact Email Href clicks ?

Preferably using Google Analytics so i can filter them into my reporting,

Thank you,

James

Also worth mentioning that if you have connections with some pro players who have influence in this area, it would be 100% worth pushing for a link or at very least a twitter shout-out to get some interaction going,

Even if its a nofollowed link from a topic youtube channel, they are exactly the target audience you will be looking for and once you get some visits if they like your content and guides they may start sharing it with there friends/fellow players interacting and creating some buzz and traffic around your site,

I would think you may get somewhere with your connections especially if they are contributing content to your site,

Hope this helps

James

Moz,

I have managed to climb onto page one for a couple of keywords i am really happy with,

Just looking for any feedback on page titles and different effects on CTR

The page i am working with is product pages

I tried a simple headline which was a branded product keyword, this way when the keyword matches the user search it will stand out as the the majority of the title is bold because of this match,, Example below

<title>Jeffs<strong> Lollipops</strong></title>

and my other option is to look at testing a more descriptive title to fit the limit

<title>A selection of sweet Strawberry and Cherry<strong> Lollipops</strong> from Jeff<//Title></p> <p>has anyone looked into this and tested for results in CTR ? i can see there being a youmoz about it somewhere?</p> <p>Alot of people i assume will just say test test test, but any feedback on how other moz users tackle title tags for CTR would be great,</p> <p>Thanks</p> <p>James</p> <p> </p> <p> </p></title>

Remembered seeing this back in the day,

Matt Cutts Take,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eYJuT0yGrI&list=UUWf2ZlNsCGDS89VBF_awNvA

I should think you will be fine for just 4 days,

James

BJS,

We are a UK company but have different websites for Germany and Spain,

Whilst waiting for translations from our different offices in the past i had tried speed things up and get by with using Google translate for smaller scale text, title tags, descriptions etc, even this has not worked out, once that is fluent in the language reads through the text, they have told me that it usually makes no sense, Google translate doesn't seem to be getting even simple sentences structures right in my experience particularly in German,

I Would highly recommend biting the bullet and paying for translations if it is an important campaign, the quality of your text content would just not be up to scratch,

Just my experience, Hope it helps a little

James

Wow really struggling with this one also,

Worth mentioning that you are very much in favor with Bing still and rank very well,

I am struggling to understand why so well but not with Google,

I will keep digging, hopefully a few other mozzers will pick this up and take a look,

James

I'm a real fan of the bootstrap responsive design, Looks great and will be good for any mobile traffic, you have already worked on improving your page speeds,

Really impressive, great work

James

Can you give a URL ?

Thanks

James

Thanks,

Looks useful,

James

I have included Sitename and Sep also,

Thank you,

That should do the trick, will try that

Thanks

James

Oh and i have always used Yoast,

Why would All in one resolve this ?

Can they be used in conjunction ? i assume not i could see that causing problems ?

Thanks,

Well the blog is setup sort of like an archive of past posts and news,

I have disabled tags index (dont use them anyway), date archive is disabled and only use Categories but only for usability for readers and these category indexes are set to no index anyway to avoid duplication,

So the articles index of pages 2 and upwards are all unique as everything else is no index,

I don't want to have all of my articles indexed listed onto page 1 as that wouldn't be good for my users,

So really i just need to reword the title tags of pages 2 and upwards to make them unique

James

Anyone have any experience in fixing the duplicate Title tag on a Wordpress blog multiple pages

Basically the title tag remains the same on the pages

/Blog/

/Blog/Page/2/

/Blog/Page/3/

My good friend Yoast Plugin doesn't seem to of resolved this (Unless i have missed something?)

I don't really see this to be effecting anything and wouldn't of through it would either, but it would be nice to not see the notification within Moz site crawls and campaigns etc, its more of a cosmetic problem

Any solutions ?

Thanks

James

I think if you have used OSE and Webmaster tools you should be able to find the majority of the links you have,However i do think that Google intentionally doesn't include information on every link you have in its webmaster tools,

If you are sure the links are still in place on the external pages its tough as they are not your sites,

Are these pages providing your links all indexed by google themselves ? you could maybe check the cache pages in the search results,

Are you sure this loss of links is the only reason for your loss of ranking ?

James

Have you tried using any tools to see what links you still have besides the Google Link:www.yoursite.com method ?

Are http://moz.com/researchtools/ose or try http://www.majesticseo.com/ still picking up your links you had, unless they have been physically removed ?

James