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My Moz subscription was inactive for several days until I just reactivated it today due to some billing issues. I never transitioned to Moz Analytics since I was still used to Moz Pro.  When I click on the link to go to http://pro.moz.com I keep getting redirected back to http://analytics.moz.com/pro/home and same thing happens if I just try to got to the url. None of my campaigns are displaying that I had setup on the Moz Pro side.

Hi, on my new theme there are a bunch of links from subfolders to pages that aren't in a sub folder, these pages also don't have links on the home page. Is there an seo issue when linking from subfolders to pages that aren't. I don't know if I'm wording this properly but what I mean is, mysite/project/project1 linking to mysite/post.

Ok so I took a look at my backlinks and noticed that I'm missing over 200 that were there Friday but aren't there now. That could be a problem.

Ok so I took a look at my backlinks and noticed that I'm missing over 200 that were there Friday but aren't there now. That could be a problem.

Hi recently I've noticed a steep drop in my google ranks for a couple of my sites. I was at 2 then I fell to so that I'm not even in the top 50. Can anyone help explain the massive decrease?

Very insightful feedback. Thank you for the recommendations.

My thoughts were simply this (square brackets denote keyword target):

Kingston SEO and SEO Kingston don't appear to be the same simply because the Google SERP display very different results. That was the impetus for creating multiple pages with specific keyword targets.

-home [kingston seo]

-services

--kingston seo services [kingston seo services]

--service2 [etc]

-seo kingston packages [seo kingston]

The overlapping characteristics of the keywords however has made this more challenging in the end. I believe you're correct with the restructure. But with so many key terms overlapping each other with keywords, wouldn't I end up in the same place again - having multiple pages effectively jockeying and competing against each other?

Thanks for taking the time to respond.

The challenge I'm facing is that my key terms are for these two pages are simply reverses of one another. "Kingston SEO" vs "SEO Kingston". My sub page is optimized for SEO Kingston whereas my front page is optimized for Kingston SEO.

In addition to this, I'm still confused about the concept of inner pages feeding keyword juice back to the front page.

Thoughts?

Thanks for taking the time to read through this.

I'm currently optimizing a website and have a few structural questions:

1. How should one view targeting keywords with respect to the home page of any given site? EG -> If the home page has the preferred keywords at the beginning of title and the page follows most if not all the recommendations from SEOMOZ tools, why are sub pages outranking my root domain for the set of keywords I'm after?

2. When sub pages use my homepage keyword as the 2nd keyword in its respective title, does that give the overall homepage more power for the keyword it's after?

EG.  Homepage Title "ABC DEF - DEF ABC - XYZ | Company name

I'm targeting "ABC DEF" for the home page

Subpage title -> "DEF ABC - ABC DEF - XYZ | Company Name.

The sub page keyword  is "DEF ABC"