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It's also very important to accurately describe the image in an alt-image tags to give visually impaired users with screen readers a good user experience. Screen readers literally read what is inside the alt-img tags so that users know what the images that they cannot see (or see clearly)  are about.

Hi there! I have removed the link in your original post, and left it published here in the forum as a discussion question. For details, please refer to the email I just sent you.

Christy

Hi VELV,

Did you see the responses from don_quixote and Miriam Ellis. Please provide us with the requested details (or an update on this situation if it's been resolved) so we can help you. Thanks!

Christy

Hi there, Steffany is correct! You may also request a historical rankings CSV file at http://moz.com/help/contact. Hope this helps!

Cheers,
Christy

Hi Stewart, welcome to Moz! Donna and Pixelbypixel pointed to you to some great resources for getting started in SEO (if you are indeed new to both Moz and SEO). To get started with Moz Analytics, I'd recommend checking out this Help Guide. It will walk you through your first campaign setup.

You will find answers to the most common questions about Moz Analytics in the Help Hub. You can search both the Help Hub and Q&A Forum from there. If you get stuck, please do not hesitate to reach out to the community here in Q&A.

Great question!

Christy

Hi John,

Welcome to Moz. We are glad you are here! You asked a great question, and have already received some solid advice. See how friendly folks are around here? A similar question was asked last week at http://moz.com/community/q/make-the-most-of-moz. You may want to take a peek at it, as Peter Lunn and Cyrus Shepard linked to some excellent resources there.

Cheers,
Christy

Hi there, what a great idea! Where exactly in Tennessee are you looking to form a mastermind group? If you are looking to form a group that meets in person, you may want to consider adding the name of the geographic location where you want to meet to the title of your question.

Hi Justin, I'm not seeing your attachment... would you kindly upload it again? Thanks!

Christy

Happy to help, Lana!

Christy

Hi Julio,

Robert and Thomas have linked to some excellent resources that are specific to on-page SEO for Wordpress. In addition to studying these resources, I would recommend learning about the fundamentals of SEO in a broader sense. Moz has many free educational resources for subscribers to increase their knowledge of SEO and all things marketing, including videos, written guides, and live Mozinars. I would start, however, with The Beginner's Guide to SEO and mastering Pro Analytics. Best of luck, and welcome to Moz!

Christy

Dr. Pete, thanks so much for putting this Q&A together. I particularly love your no-nonsense answer to whether this will be a boost or a demotion (Q4). "...practically it doesn't matter that much and the difference can be very difficult to measure. If everyone gets moved to the front of the line except you, you're still at the back of the line." Well said!

Hi Eric_S,

You've received a lot of great ideas for improving your SEO in this thread! Have you implemented any of them? We'd love to get an update from you!

Christy

Hi there, thanks for your question. This is a known issue, and a fix is being worked on as we speak, per Moz Health.  You can check back there for status updates any time. In the meantime, you may use the On-Page-Grader tool as a quick workaround to export a report for any keyword + URL at https://moz.com/researchtools/on-page-grader.

I hope that helps. Thanks so much for your patience! We really appreciate it.

Kind Wishes,
Christy

Hi saharali15,

What is the single most challenging problem with this site you are trying to solve? Please be as specific as possible and provide us details and screenshots about what you have and have not tried so that we can try to help you.

Thanks!

Christy

Today's YouMoz post, Accidental SEO Tests: When On-Page Optimization Ceases to Matter, explores the theory that there is an on-page optimization saturation point, "beyond which further on-page optimization no longer improves your ability to rank" for the keywords/keyword topics you are targeting. In other words, you can optimize your page for search to the point that it is 100% topically relevant to query and intent.

Do you believe there exists such a thing as a page that is 100% topically relevant? What are your thoughts regarding there being an on-page optimization saturation point, beyond which further on-page optimization no longer improves your ability to rank? Let's discuss!

Hahaha! Oh ya'll...

Hi Lana,

Hm ... I was able to generate the PDF preview and download a copy of your report just now. For your privacy, I sent the link to the report preview in a PM. Would you please go into your Custom Reports and try to preview the report once more? I've confirmed that you have set the report up correctly to be emailed to you on a daily basis. Have you received the report yet via email? If not, would you kindly triple-check that the email address is valid and that it's not in your spam folder, etc?

Fingers crossed,

Christy