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When the cross-over from Pro to Analytics happened, we not only had to set up all our campaigns again, but had this issue (amongst others). Thankfully, it seems to have settled.

Of course, I only pull my reports once a month, so it could just be the calm before the storm.

We have also been having this problem for some time now, though it appears to have stopped for a while.

It seems that the shift to Analytics from Pro has caused some issues with the API token validation from Google.

Having gone backwards and forwards with emails to Moz crew, I was finally directed to the Google Analytics validation link, where I was able to cancel the validation for Moz, then reapply for it from the Campaign Settings.

It seems to have had some problems with authorisation initially, but that appears to have stopped.

I hope this helps some.

Hi Lesley,

Thanks for your answer.

We're in web design and web development, so it's completely unrelated. Very sly tactics.

So basically there isn't much we can do besides disavowing the links?

Hi there,

I recently checked the back links for my site using Open Site Explorer, and I noticed a huge number of bad back links which I believe a competitor might be building to help lower my ranking for a number of highly competitive keywords.

Besides spending time disavowing these links, what else can be done? Has anyone else been faced with the same problem?

Any help would be appreciated.

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Hi Mozzers,

I come asking for help. I've had a client who's reported a staggering increase in errors of over 18,000! The errors include duplicate content and page titles.

I think I've found the culprit and it's the News & Events calender on the following page: http://www.newmanshs.wa.edu.au/news-events/events/07-2013

Essentially each day of the week is an individual link, and events stretching over a few days get reported as duplicate content. Do you have any ideas how to fix this issue?

Any help is much appreciated.

Cheers