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You said "Since I added them my organic traffic has seemed to have dropped". Organic traffic to those exact pages? or other pages? You should be able to see it in Google Analytics under landing pages.
The only thing I can think of is that organic traffic is directly related to rankings, so, have you seen drop in rankings? were those pages you changed ranking for many keywords?
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Here is a question - is there way to have an AdWords matching rule, which would cover both "&" and "and"?
Here is an example - rule to match both "B & B" and "B and B".
Any help appreciated
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Do you actually have different businesses for those different destinations? Or it's the same company, just different "branches"? I'd say that having the same NAP info for different business (if it is indeed different), can be pretty harmful and, more than anything else, confusing to users/customers. Sharing street address is very typical for office buildings, but the same suite #, phone etc is a bit strange to me. Also, as far as I know, you won't be able to submit business with exactly the same NAP info to most directories/listings. They'll say it already exists.
Hope this makes sense
Crawl resources could be managed through priority use in sitemaps.
After reading all the comments below, it somewhat all goes back to what I was trying to say - tags can help with SEO, but typically don't. Keeping them SEO unfriendly whatsoever might be not the best idea. Noindexing them might help with crawling resources and duplicate content, but not always.
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Well, one thing is for sure - do not block tags in robots.txt. That won't help anyhow for sure.
As for organic rankings - at the last company I worked for, I've seen some instances when tag page was ranking for a longer tail keyphrase. So, I would keep tags somewhat SEO friendly. But, as you said, main reason for tags nowadays is UX. Therefore I approach it this way - UX/navigational help first, but, if possible, also make tag SEO friendly. Also 10 tags is too many to my opinion. I believe that recommendations are 2-3 tags, maybe 4, but over that is a murder.
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Well, here is my question - how can you be sure that traffic from Bing is related to sitemaps resubmission? How about, simply, rankings? Or one of tons of other reasons?
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I would say it's not the best way to do it like that. I'm not entirely sure how google would react to this. There are couple way to check it. Basically, google bots are very similar to any other bot, so, you can use, let's say, a facebook debugger, or check your MOZ tools, see what they say. If those tools are saying there are errors, then google most likely will say the same.
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Well, there are several things you can do to avoid cannibalization:
I think these are the ways to do it, #1 is the way I'd approach it.
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I have tried some of the "coupon" websites, which say that they have working coupons for facebook. None of them work. As far as i know, If you signup for adwords, you can get a coupon for like $25 or so, but anything besides that is on personal basis, meaning that you have to spend money with FB ads, and then, maybe, they gonna send you a coupon. Other than that - you might follow official FB groups, they rarely give away some coupons.
P.S. FB advertising is awesome for most B2C businesses and products, especially if your audience is quite large. See these posts for some case studies - https://moz.com/blog/10-things-ive-learned-while-learning-facebook-ads and https://moz.com/blog/1-dollar-per-day-on-facebook-ads
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Yes, of course! When you go to pricing page - https://moz.com/products/pro/pricing make sure that you are on "Monthly" tab, not yearly. See screenshot attached.
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I assume that there are not that many results being returned?
Yeah, that would be the bad part - I believe there is nothing really can be done about that.
Maybe before changing URL, you can do some type of announcement on the page, saying something like "hey guys, we are about to change our FB url, here is what it gonna be". Also do similar email blast.
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I would say use all available tools like you mentioned + Ahrefs, Screaming Frog etc + Simply googling exact match links. Build up a combined list of returned results, get unique links. This is really the best way to accumulate all those links.
Ok, it looks like the invite button is back. Hope it's not a temporary glitch!
It surely was! Probably about 50% of all page likes I've ever gotten were from invites!
Hi guys.
Just found out "awesome" update from facebook - no way to invite people who liked page post. Anyone else seeing this? Anymore info?
It's ad relevance part. The overall QS is 6/10. There are no clicks yet. As for ad groups and keywords - I only target one phrase - exact match for company name, therefore there is no really way to regroup keyphrases 
Any thoughts?
Here is another problem I have - ad relevancy. It says it's below average, which is bad. How can I increase it? I thought since it's branded campaign, it should be a problem.
I'm bidding $10/click, which is (I think) is ridiculously high, no?
Auto bid by AdWords was $0.80.