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If you export your Keyword Rankings to Excel, you can sort them by the Ranking URL so all the keywords that one URL ranks for will be grouped together. You can also use labels to organise keywords into different groups but this might have been easier to do when you first uploaded them. I hope this helps!

Hi Feilim, Please check below article on exact topic.I hope it will help you. A Step by Step Guide to Integrating Long-Tail Keywords Within Blog Posts @ http://neilpatel.com/2015/05/07/a-step-by-step-guide-to-integrating-long-tail-keywords-within-blog-posts/ Thanks

Hi Feilim, Moz Pro campaigns are designed to hold the SEO reporting for your whole website. Some people set up campaigns to track their root domain, subdomain or sudfolder depending on their site set up. I can recommend our getting started guide for a walkthrough on how to set up your campaign. Add your keywords when you create your campaign, or through the "Add & Manage Keywords" tab, nested under the "Rankings" tab to track your, and your competitor's, performance over time. Click the keyword to see your rankings over time, which looks like this. You can also get pointers on how to improve your on-page SEO, just click on the little grey optimize button on the right hand column of your keyword rankings to run a page optimization report. I hope this helps, if you're still stuck please write in to us at help@moz.com. Cheers! Jo

You are right Mat. I interpreted the question to be related to the domain age which may not have been what Feilim was asking about. On the subject of domain age on rankings, here is another Matt Cutts video which may be helpful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pnpg00FWJY

Actually, Google can recognize identical images. Go to Google Image Search, and you can do a reverse image search by putting in a URL of an image. Google can then show you all the other places that have this same image. Take a look at how it knows where else the SEOmoz image is used, despite lots of different ALT tags for it. http://images.google.com/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZitXgT1XAS4sOypJl5JgsdZMkvLslrfT1T4aOzutjHr7dAe3CshmvCKjVCSeArFHzzRNEZftlAmTi5wDDBGwOXyVvNZoDr4hZ_1uDfTLSBVd0KjRCVi4Wlwv9RFIfZYnKT758UHzuJEkOiZ3VLQopaw0QI-t2qs3_1vdSUqU7SjtRae5fuY1WKcUhYdPLhpgfzyhAkPE62pqe0guasJjN74xiqG_1jCdv00bHdI4ZayNpkVRxiDTNOdAY9sgsO-OerZesQaG2SazKdWhD92wkykVFjvedcBRxMp_13wknP2JRtfRCSX8W8XXLqeeqeXiTCQRXr6E0y6Owd5cue8aYyYG5Bxwuc-Sig8GI1I-SbksVmftOUiGm2MlflBSseIAEPvYJ1XS8NzfND4pQSFTTpN0eCpxGa6mnzg_1FNf_1g6Tqr8j6hgeLkJrmZoFubwzmC1dEsgVqONfZlYuo-E8ws6ZFT6bU7cPls0qPHLaTKm0m425mukycdu-kp2gRykGr6FFp5kkTBFbBu498N1m0RG9uN6PncBHwt4X1oruGjYz6jT3PF6eRiCzZBpUR6CKawtdcpoOPqbyjU9Xl_1HRp5lmyurPZ4DSfXzGXBfOJxldfhbkFQBFxy90AueakrppY9M9VXQ0kIkmsY7lwfPQixzyQC7hCvTLzhb1sjiowJutmUAcYJ7pitflv3zzfebdYV0ZFI_1CcxFeNwWiQnveQVUhQ-VXDt0F80ktu8_16qo0rw2XY4mnr-KcaDQHqCN9r-php2FPtqqtUK4LE2Ri-csqY2mjxKRnGrdWBh2x2VLgBYMqzZagI9bZn8H6u94OjUD_1vcTE_1013OQsgmnLzVkbLmjXzxUleXYoSPnhnvxZ_19pbu8m316gvVUfFdq_1PIktP_1cv-jreAvu4WlkR9HiUqNG1Y3p-ThpApwSfjTRWzTztgW-RsiACNJRRkhTFY-whooLy-zlPTBTe3FlaM3fMrbw-iRi68h76mA&num=30&hl=en&bih=1049&biw=1920

I agree with Tom that this is much of a business question if anything.  You need to ask yourself, what site has the best content and what site do you think that customers will go to first. If you want to you can create, buypropertyanywhere.com and use each country as a subdomain or mini-page for example buypropertyanywhere.com/usa, buypropertyanywhere.com/bulgaria, buyproperty.com/china.

It's not ideal but it's also not a deal breaker. Always think from a user perspective, if I search for 'big yellow dogs' then I would like to see a page name that further confirms and helps me pick that page. Big Yellow Dogs - Buy Yellow Dogs Online www.colourfuldogs.co.uk/big-yellow-dogs.html View our range of big yellow dogs and choose from a range of yellows including, sunshine, custard or banana yellow to find the perfect large yellow fellow. Big Yellow Dogs - Buy Yellow Dogs Online www.randomurl.co.uk/colours/dogs/big/type.php?&requestedcolour=y.... View our range of big yellow dogs and choose from a range of yellows including, sunshine, custard or banana yellow to find the perfect large yellow fellow. The first one is just a little more readable and you may win some better anchors if people link to the page organically and it may win a few more clicks and... It's just a tiny bit better and sometimes that is what matters. Hope this helps Marcus

I would say this is not an issue, Google is able to see and match images, but I would assume that these only make up a very small percentage of the overall page which isn't going to set any duplication alarms ringing. If you were worried you could always change alt text and filenames, but I really don't think this would be a major issue as long as all the text is unique.

You can also setup Google Webmaster Tools as they give you a report as well to show duplicate titles and metatags.  We use both GWT and SEOMoz in addition to other spider software.

Hi there There are a few ways to do this, and it would depend on your goals.  Obviously you don't want two different domains with the exact same content so here are some options to consider : Apply correct use of cannonical tags so that search engines know which is the original source, and then put your link building efforts into the original Create and add unique content around the Bulgaria sites property content and apply Bulgaria specific on-page optimisation to them.  The only problem with this approach is that if these properties also feature on the main(buypropertyanywhere) site that you'd be competing against yourself. Redirect the bulgaria site to your main site and make sure that your site architecture is good and has bulgaria as it's own 'section'. Put all your seo efforts into just your main site. You've not given exact URL's which is fine - but if you were looking to rank the Bulgaria site on Bulgarian search engines and specifically for local searches there then the redirect option might be excluded from the above. Hope that made some sense

Thank for the help folks

You are mixing up terminology. <noindex>- applies to the entire webpage or website.</noindex> <nofollow>- applies to links</nofollow>

Thanks for answers. My question was a bit unclear as I realise it is better to have links coming from blog websites back to my website and not reciprocal links.  Some good points Moosa. My website is on accommodation so maybe I need to find blogs on travel websites and try to post good value guest posts on places to visit and the best places to stay. Im a bit unclear about the competition idea. (point 2). Can you clarify a bit more please?