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Hey guys,

Looking for tools which can visually look at a websites link profile, specifically from what link profile looks from a macro level.

I know there is cognitive seo which can do this, but was wondering if there is anything else?

Cheers.

Hey guys, 
Looking for tools which can visually look at a websites link profile, specifically from what link profile looks from a macro level. 
I know there is cognitive seo which can do this, but was wondering if there is anything else?
Cheers.

Tools which alert of low anchor text diversity

Hey guys does anyone know of any tools which can alert you of low anchor text diversity across sites?

Any backlink tools/data sources have alerts like this?

Cheers.

Hi guys,

I was wondering does anyone know of any tools which you can had a large list of seed keywords and it will find related keywords per seed keyword. I know scrapebox, ultimate niche finder can do this, but was wondering if there was anything else in the market to checkout?

Cheers.

Hey Guys,

Looking at a site which has mobile versions of each page example: m.domain.com.au

Some of these pages have images which are over 1mb.

I want to quickly identify these pages with high image file sizes, any good tools which can do this?

Cheers.

Thanks Peter!

In the google developer guidelines it mentions:

On the desktop page, add a special link rel=”alternate” tag pointing to the corresponding mobile URL. This helps Googlebot discover the location of your site’s mobile pages.

On the mobile page, add a link rel=”canonical” tag pointing to the corresponding desktop URL.

On this CMS there seems to be one version of each page then it creates two versions: mobile + desktop.

It mentions you need both, one on the desktop and one on the mobile version.

So i guess the only solution would be adding the annotations to the sitemap, which would manually need to be done for every new page? I wonder if there're any tools which can help with this.

Hi Guys,

We have two different versions of each page for both desktop and mobile example:

http://tinyurl.com/zkxlxax

http://tinyurl.com/zelqcbv

We want to create meta descriptions for both versions. However in the CMS (http://www.mantistech.com.au/ecommerce_website_package.aspx)  it only allows one meta description. Example: http://s21.postimg.org/ar8bzrh3r/screenshot_1804.jpg

Does anyone know anyway around this? To add two different meta descriptions and tell Google which one to use based on device type.

Thanks.

Hi for some strange reason for one of our sites the international targeting option to select what country to target in GWT is not showing.

Usually it shows up like this:

http://s9.postimg.org/bkxkkrafi/screenshot_1672.jpg (this is a different site we have in GWT).

But it shows up like this:

http://s16.postimg.org/im1ysd5z8/screenshot_1673.jpg

With no way to change country targeting.

My permission level is set as: Owner and are verified.

Any ideas on why its not showing up?

Cheers,

Chris

Hi Guys,

Was wondering if anyone knows of any tools which can group large lists of keywords.

Currently using http://www.wordstream.com/keyword-grouper

Any other good tools to check out?

Cheers.

Hi Guys,

I was wondering what would be the optimal and best URL structure for sub-categories on a E-commerce site for SEO purposes.

Example if my category was dresses and I had multiple sub-categories within dresses would 1 or 2 below be the better URL structure?

1) Domain + Category + Sub-Category be the most suitable URL structure:

Sleeveless Dresses URL: clothingstore.com/dresses/sleeveless-dresses

Midi Dresses URL: clothingstore.com/dresses/midi-dresses

2) OR would excluding the category be better Domain + Sub-Category like:

Sleeveless Dresses URL: clothingstore.com/sleeveless-dresses

Midi Dresses URL: clothingstore.com/midi-dresses

Do you think it makes much of a difference, is shorter better and more effective in this case?

E.g. Rand discuses in this article: https://moz.com/blog/15-seo-best-practices-for-structuring-urls  that having the keyword in the URL serves as anchor text, so wouldn't having additional keywords dilute value in this case? Plus he mentions shorter URLs the better.

Cheers, Chris

Added sub-folder to GWT no data?

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Hi guys,

I've added a sub-folder to GWT:  domain.com.au/us/ about 5 days ago.

I have no yet received any data via GWT around the subfolder.

The main domain domain.com.au has been added separately and is receiving traffic.

Any ideas why i'm not seeing data for the sub-folder above domain.com.au/us/

I simply added it as a new property in GWT.

Thankyou.

Hi Guys,

We have a company with a Australian domain www.domain.com.au which has just launched in the US market.

The company is in the process of purchasing the .com version of the domain and then the plan is to have one single global .com site (like apple.com) on a new domain which would be domain.com and put both the (US version) and (Australian Version) on the new domain: domain.com (global). e.g. domain.com/us and domain.com/au

However the .com version won't be available till March 2016.

The company still wants to launch in the US market asap with it's current .com.au domain. which it has.

So basically the current set-up is like this:

http://www.domain.com.au/us/ (US homepage)

http://www.domain.com.au/ (Australian homepage)

I was wondering, does anyone know if hreflang tag can be used on a .com.au extension to target specific pages to the US.

e.g.

I was wondering will the hreflang tag override the fact that Google would automatically geo-target the .com.au extension to Australia? e.g. would the http://www.domain.com.au/us/ (US version) with the hreflang tag above be considered as the US version, even-though we it's on a .com.au domain extension?

Cheers.

Hi guys,

Looking for tools which can scan content and identify keyword opportunities.

I know you can use Google Keyword Planner or tools like Semrush.

But was wondering what else there is on the market?

Specifically looking for tools which can pull relevant keywords by scanning the content, exactly the same as Google Keyword Planner.

Cheers.

Hi,

I'm looking for a tool which can pull keyword idea data from Google Keyword Planner at landing page level for multiple URLs at once.

Right now with Google Keyword Planner you can only manually do one URL at once. Which will give you 800 keywords. I'm looking to pull landing page keyword ideas for about 10 URLs at once, so in total i should get about 8,000 keywords.

Any tools which can automate this with Google Keyword Planner?

Cheers.

Hi currently have a eCommerce store .com.au targeting Australia. We want to start targeting the US market with the same products.

I guess what would be the top choice in this case since our domain is location-specific to Australia and not a generic top-level domain (gTLD)?

Cheers,

Chris

Hi Li,

We work with a lot of Ecommerce clients and for SEO we really like Magento. I'm sure those features can be easily added.

Also Builtwith has data on the most used CMS for ecommerce stores in the US

http://builtwith.com/ecommerce/united-states/

Check it out.

Cheers.

Chris

Hi guys,

We recently setup US hreflang tags across a site. According to Deep Crawl it seems the tags are working.

http://s3.postimg.org/5b8rzq9r6/screenshot_1494.jpg

However when i test it out with http://flang.dejanseo.com.au/

I seem to be getting no language, region and under notes it saids "Reciprocal not found" (does anyone know what this means?)

http://s16.postimg.org/quiiaob1h/screenshot_1495.jpg

Any ideas?

Cheers

Hi guys,

I'm looking to implement new meta descriptions across a site and i want to measure the impact.

So far I'm thinking of extracting the CTR data from GWT for the last 90 days to get the most accurate CTR averages for each URL. Then once the new meta descriptions have been implemented, compare the CTR with the old CTR averages accross URLs.

Do you think this would be the most accurate way of measuring the impact?

Cheers,

Chris

Hi guys,

I have a massive list of keywords i want to optimise against a specific URL.

I'm checking them manually with the MOZ on-page grader to determine if the keyword is optimised for the URL (Grade A score).

I was wondering if there is a way to pull the scores automatically for each URL with the MOZ api?

Or does anyone know of any tools which can automate this process?

Cheers,

Chris

Hi Tori,

Thanks for that. The dashboard link doesn't seem to be working, do you have another location?

Hi guys,

Does anyone know why a site can contain duplicate URLs ending with hastag & exclamation mark e.g.

https://site.com.au/#!

We are finding a lot of these URLs (as duplicates) and i was wondering what they are from developer standpoint?

And do you think it's worth the time and effort adding a rel canonical tag or 301 to these URLs eventhough they're not getting indexed by Google?

Cheers,

Chris