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Sorry I have to check if I can find screenshots of it, but it was just an image right bottom linking to a subdomain, looking like a chat..

I would agree with the above. I would add along similar lines: tends to be better for custom, higher end websites. Craft CMS does not come with themes so you will need a developer who can build a theme from scratch. The pro of that is that it rules out a lot of less skilled developers when you post Craft jobs on sites such as Upwork. It does not require constant updating of versions and plugins. It is maintained by the parent company Pixel & Tonic. Although the plugins are limited they tend to be of better quality then wordpress plugins. You don't really have to worry about them going out of date and if you are working with a good developer they can probably build what you need anyway. As a content editor, the backend is quite user friendly.

Hello, For example, the venue owners might search for something like "Restroom Trailers for event organizer" or "Portable toilet for event organizer". Of course, this is just an example maybe people search differently or they don't even search like this, that is why I still think you can just offer a special offer or partnership for venue owners in your page. Here's an example as a CRM software company HubSpot is offer partnership program for agencies, https://www.hubspot.com/partners Hope this helps. Joseph Yap

Hello Yosepgr, Are these reviews unique to your website, or are they from a review aggregator like epinions? Are they reviewing products, or a business? Generally speaking, I would show the best ones on the page you want to rank, and show the rest either after an event (like Load more), or even on another page, like Amazon does. It all depends on the situation though, so the more info you can provide the better.

Hi, You probably want to start reading this: https://moz.com/blog/seo-split-testing-a-b-test-changes-google, it's a great post by Will Critchlow explaining what you should be thinking about if you really want to set up valid SEO experiments. I would always advise to run your SEO and UX experiments separately. You analyze them different, you bucket in a different way and the changes that you make for SEO don't always have to influence UX. Hopefully this will get you going. Let me know if you have more questions. Martijn.

Thanks so much I'll try that right away

You can find more details about how a reverse proxy works here. Regarding the setup, unfortunately that's outside of my wheelhouse - we had to rely on the tech support team to help out with that.

thanks, that was a help

Can't get mine to work either no matter what I do ughh!

That is correct!

Hi there! This Authorship troubleshooting guide by Janet Driscoll Miller may help.

Hi Yossey Frutiko provided a great discussion that would explain any drops if you are using OSE. If you are referring to pages crawled in your campaign. Your crawl diagnostics will provide you with any errors that could explain a drop. Primarily if you are re-directing your domain, or have robots.txt blocking. These would cause a drop in pages. If you need direct assistance, feel free to reach out to us through our contact page http://moz.com/help/contact Hope this helps!

I do plenty of link building, but honestly, I'm not familiar with this term. Based upon the fact that they're asking you to link to each other, I'm guessing that they want you to create a link to their site from an internal page on your site, and that they will do the same in return. If that's the case, it's a slightly better version of reciprocal linking, where you each have a page A linking to each others page A. If the link posted by SEO 5 Team is what you're referring to, that's much more commonly called second tier link building, which is essentially building links to a page that in turn links to you or your client. Whether or not this person's offer is worth it depends on the site you'd be linking to, and the site you'd be getting a link from. Most likely, it's not worth your time.

Ok I see its a new update!!!!! I think everyone is that way.

I'm assuming you are removing links because you have an unnatural links penalty.  If so, if these links appear in your WMT list of links pointing to your site then I would attempt to remove them because Google still recognizes them as links to your site.

Hi Yoseph, I'm sorry that you are having some trouble accessing the anchor text in Open Site Explorer. This doesn't seem to be a widespread issue and I was able to access that data when I logged into your account, so this may be a cookies issue on your browser. You should definitely make sure that third-party cookies are activated in your browser (I know it seems basic, but it really does help). This is how you do this: Firefox: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/enabling+and+disabling+cookies Chrome: http://www.google.com/support/chrome/bin/answer.py?answer=95647 After you enable all cookies, including third-party, and save the settings, restart your browser and log back in to the SEOmoz.org site. After that, go to opensiteexplorer.org and make sure you are logged in (it indicates if you are logged in on top of the page). You should be good to go! If you're still having problems, you may want to clear your cache and cookies as well. Here's how: Firefox: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Clear Recent History#w_how-do-i-clear-my-history (clear at least your cache and cookies) Chrome: http://www.google.com/support/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95582 After it's all cleared out, try restarting the browser again and then logging in. You should be set. I hope this helps! Let me know if it doesn't work. -Chiaryn

Would you think I should also use the google disavow links tool?