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Hi Robert, this is a fantastic question! I have a hunch that if you post it on a weekday with a more specific title, it will get more Mozzy love.

Hi Steve,

You've asked some good questions! Say, would you mind opening a new thread for each one (i.e., one question at a time)? Please be as specific as possible when writing the headline for a new thread, as well as the question itself.  Thanks!

Christy

Hi Jeff, thanks for your question! Did you see the responses from Dana and Donna? They asked some very good questions. We'd love an update, thanks!

Christy

Paul, did that work for you?

Hi Tai! Any update on this issue? Please let us know so we can help! Thanks.

Christy

We are happy to help. Best of luck, Andrew!

Hi Stefania!

Yes, you have correctly installed the code snippet for Google Authorship across your site using a footer widget, and linked to your blog from your personal Google+ profile. You can keep this setup as long as this remains a one-author blog. Google Webmaster Tools has a structured data testing tool that is very useful for determining if Authorship is working for any page. It shows that Authorship is working for your first blog post, and gives you a nice preview of what the search result will look like if Google decides to show your author photo with it - see http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/richsnippets?q=http%3A%2F%2Fjijil.pasadena2shop.com%2F.

Remember that correctly setting up Google Authorship does not guarantee that your author photo will show in search results. Focusing on creating high-quality content on both your blog and Google+, and becoming an authority on the topics you write about, however, will increase your chances of standing out in search results with Google Authorship.

Please let me know if you have any questions, and best of luck with your new blog!

Christy

Hi Danny, thanks for your question! Google pulls the author information you see in search results from individual Google+ profiles (not brand or local business pages). So yes, each one of your partners will need to establish Authorship by setting up and actively maintaining an individual Google+ profile. (See https://plus.google.com/authorship for details.) Does that answer your question?

I am also going to have a Local search specialist look at this question as well, and see if they can offer any tips for making it easier to manage the individual and Local pages in tandem. Best of luck!

Christy

Hi Stefania, are you able to share the link to your blog?

Hi there, thanks for your question! Do you mean that your CMS will not allow you to write titles and descriptions for each page? (Or, rather, that you cannot use the CMS to write titles and descriptions for each page.) If so, are they auto-generated? Finally, are you using a homegrown CMS, or something like Wordpress or Joomla?

Hi Thomas, are you still having this issue? If so, please follow the directions at Moz Health. If you still are not able to connect, please email the Help Team. It's great to have you in the Moz Community, and we really appreciate your patience. Cheers!

Christy

Did that plugin work for you, Pablo? If so, please mark Vadim's recommendation as a good answer. If not, please let us know so we can help you sort this out. Thanks!

Christy

Hi Robert, as this original question is quite old and not marked answered, would you mind opening a new one? This will give the question more exposure. I'll keep my eye out for it. Thanks!

Christy

Hi Fergus, thanks for your question! Yes, you can do this. It's fairly straightforward if you know what to look for -- no hacks needed. :). Here's how:

1. In MA, select the profile you want to create a custom report for.

2. Click on Custom Reports, and then Create a Custom Report.

3. Name your report and add a description, then click on Add Modules.

4. In the LH nav, select Keyword Rankings, then scroll down the page and select the Performance tab.

5. Filter your data by Keyword Label. You should now see keyword performance data for the keywords attached to the label you selected. All good? Great, now click on the blue plus sign in the view for this module to add it to your custom report (with the filtered view). The blue plus sign will turn green to confirm the module has been added.

6. If you would like to add another view for this module, you can do so before leaving the same screen. Just select the view you want (and filter if desired), then press the (now) green button again. Repeat as desired.

7. Continue configuring your report as directed by MA. (Move on from Add Modules to Design Report, then Preview and Download, and, finally, Schedule Report.

Hope that helps! Please let me know when you are able to set the report up, or if you need any clarification. Cheers!

Christy

Hi there, I am so sorry about this! Would you kindly email the Help Team with the details of your situation? They will be able to look into your account and see what's going on with it. Thanks so much for your patience!

Christy

Hi Jeffb, would you mind sending an email to help@moz.com? This will allow the Help Team to look into your account and see what is going on with it, specifically, as this is not a known issue. So sorry about this, and thanks for your patience!

Christy

Hmm... what is your process for trying to reproduce the bias?

Hoorah, we're so happy it's working for you, Kevin! Thanks for the update!

Christy

Glad it's working for you now, Jimmy! So sorry you had to deal with this. Thanks for hanging in there, and for the thumbs up

Thanks for the clarification, Wouter. Given that information, I would go with info@ourcompany.ni. As it is gmail-hosted (and not forwarded), and the only email address that the public interacts with, it should give you the greatest advantages described in Rand's video -- and any that Google+ may roll out in the future. Best of luck!

Christy