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Hi Dev. It looks to me like payment verification / card processing sites are being counted as referrals when people run a transaction on your site. You'll need to go into your domain referral exclusion list and add your selected payment partners to that list.   See: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2795830  Cheers!

Oh! half answer I got from my own side Above configuration works in old version of gtm but tag not fire on new version of gtm. But when i select some page and configure as Page URL Contains OrderSuccessful.aspx Then tag fire and started refelecting in google analytic.

I think you may have to enter the whole URL, but If you can, I would leave off the HTTP/S. It shouldn't make a difference as long as the code is firing.

Hi Dan, I'm not sure what you are asking. Would you mind rewording your question and being as specific as possible? Thanks! Christy

Hi, Could you explain what exactly you want to achieve? Do you want to validate that the Zopim script is present on all pages? If the script is embedded in the HTML - the easiest way to check if it's present on your page is using Screaming Frog (you need the paid version to do this if you want to crawl - if you have the full list of url's of the site in z .txt file , you could also use the trial version by using it in "List Mode"). Before you crawl the site - make 2 custom filters: Filter 1: contains                window.$zopim Filter 2: does not contain:  window.$zopim => crawl the site (if you only need to check if these scripts are present on the page - in Configuration>Spider uncheck the boxes for Images, CSS, Javascript, External links) => after the crawl - select the "Custom Tab" - applying Filter 1 will show you all the pages that contain the script - Filter 2 the pages that don't contain the script. Hope this helps, Dirk

It is very unlikely that you would receive any penalties for having 404 errors in such a short time frame. It is common for 404 errors to happen, from others linking to pages on your site that don't exist or removed content. Search engines typically just ignore the pages and move on. It would only be problematic if your site continually creates new 404 errors. This would show a pattern of bad site design and may hurt you. Hope this helps, Don

Hi, In Google merchant center click on 'Diagnostics' here you will be know exactly why items disapproved. If everything is fine from your end call Ad Words support team they will help you. Thanks

http://www.optimizesmart.com/google-analytics-wrong-why/

It could be that you need to switch accounts in the navigation itself. Or that he hasn't created any campaigns so far.

Hi Dev, It's really going to depend on how much of the content is duplicated.  From what I've seen, Google isn't very good at chunking pages up YET.  They're good at spotting entire pages duplicated (e.g. press releases or articles syndicated across multiple sites), and pages on your site that have the majority of the content the same.  But I don't think you're going to run into trouble with a page that has a number of sections, each of which is an entire page on its own. Where you MIGHT run into trouble is with Panda and thin content.  If the content you have for each of the manufacturers is very light, i.e. just a few sentences and an image or two, then those pages might be seen as thin content.  While I don't think you have to hit the magic 2000 word mark on every page to avoid being seen as thin content, you certainly are going to want more than 100 words.  And, if those manufacturer pages are important search targets for competitive terms--well, then, you probably WILL want those pages to contain somewhere near 2000 words each. In THAT case, you'll probably want to change the content on the all-manufacturers page, and instead just put a short excerpt for each manufacturer there, along with some sort of "learn more" link to the single manufacturer page.

Hi All! It looks like Dev Dan asked a follow-up question here, if anyone can help him out. http://moz.com/community/q/gtm-migration-from-old-to-new-verison-as-old-version-closing-on-1st-april

I'm afraid you are in the same boat as the rest of us of guess work. I tend to assume they have disavowed the low end stuff but there is no way of knowing I'm afraid sorry.+ If in doubt reverse your roll think if you would disavow it assume they have.

1) What is the best way to regular check backlinks? Depends on your "style" you can use the following tools - Majestic SEO Ahref Open site explorer Google Webmaster tools All of the above 2) what to do if a spammy link appears Firstly ensure it is "spammy" sometimes links are seen to be spammy when they are not (it might just be a customer with a blog who really wants to say how great your brand it but they can't create a great looking website) if you are sure they are spammy though you can either drop the webmaster an email and ask them to either remove the link or change it to a no-follow link or you can disavow the link, you can also do both (which i recommend). Remember No-follow link - no worries. 3) What to do about directories that link to us Directories are not all bad, if they are in your niche and are helping really users find you then they are fine but if you are not sure try the above advice (point 2) 4) What to do with old links that are not good quality Remember a website is diverse it is meant to have low and high quality links and everything in between. If a website only has high quality it can look suspicious so unless they are spam so long as they are in the right niche and on point with your site they are fine. 5) Now I have to check number of links and quality of links of website so which is the best method check? See point 1. I would also recommend things like the Moz tool bar for a "at a glance" look of things. Look into Moz Page & domain authority or Majestic trust and citation flow etc. each brand has their own version which can help you judge a websites authority. Hope that helps.