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Here's the rankings I'd give on relevance: "Cleaning Marble Floors" - highly relevant, but probably too restrictive to continually create decent content. "Anything Related to Marble Floors" - just about right. Relevance is high in terms of search engines and your readers, and you're not getting too far away from the topic of the business. "General Flooring" - OK, but probably too broad if cleaning wood floors is irrelevant to your business. "Home Improvement" - Way too broad for the type of site you're running. As far as finding writers, I'd avoid most of the content that you'll get for under $25 for a blog post. It's going to be poorly researched, and probably poorly written, too. Start with networks like Zerys or Skyword and look for writers with experience with construction/flooring/marble.

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Cool question, the answer is already given and is NO. Google is rolling out the bigger algorithmic updates per region or per country. For example the first version(s) of the Panda update were only released for the regions speaking English. After that they deployed it to several european countries to see what the influence was there. In the end after a couple of months they deployed it worldwide. I couldn't find it that fast but I thought there was also a video from Matt Cutts explaining that some elements of the algorithm only work for specific countries.

Hi David! Correct - if you wish to see traffic data, you will need to connect GA to each of your Moz Analytics campaigns. If you do not have a GA account for each campaign, then you still be able to see other data and metrics about your campaign, for example links data, mentions, crawl data, and any social accounts you have connected. If you have connected a GA account to your campaign and you are not seeing data appear, that might be a different issue. I would recommend disconnecting GA from the affected campaigns and then re-connecting.  If this doesn't work then let our help team know and we can help you debug. Thanks! Jon

Thanks Keri...

Sure, you can get the crawl anytime in between subject to cap of maximum 3000 pages been crawled - http://pro.moz.com/tools/crawl-test As a PRO member, you can schedule crawls for 2 subdomains every 24 hours, and you'll get up to 3,000 pages crawled per subdomain. However, you may have to manually identify the error in excel sheet