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Maybe check your apache httpd.conf file?

Hi there! I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with the On-Page Grader Tool! I'd be more than happy to look into this for you. Can you please send an email on over to help@moz.com with the url and keyword you're querying so we can take a look and see what's going on? Thanks so much!

Hey! I've worked with Woocommerce a bit and share your concerns a bit. We customized the code of woo commerce somewhat to be able to add more copy below the product description and call to action to buy the product to help with SEO. If you have the means to do that, I would recommend it (especially with categories). I would do it gradually to test how the pages perform before shifting everything over.

I agree with Gaston 100%... not only that but changing your URL is not only a major pain in the butt, if not done properly can severely hurt your SEO.

Great points by Roman and Tim! I'm willing to bet that this keyword is super competitive and you'll really need to dig in in order to rank for it. The things that I would start with: 1. Competitor analysis for the specific keyword (per Roman's recommendation) - evaluate 2-4 top competitors 2. Competitor backlink analysis 3. Optimize the indivdual product pages first - go for longtail keywords in order to try and get some organic ranking

Many thanks for your extensive and well explained response Mike - it has given me something to have a look into Kindest Regards Kelly

Question we seem to see people ranking better naturally when they have the SEO term in their title. That's right a basic on-page optimization rule say that you need to have your main keyword in Title, Meta Description, URL and also on the content Say we were optimizing for "red buses". Our company was called Diamond. We are using Diamond.co and have a DA of 32 (Page Title Diamond Red Buses | Bla).  Primary Keyword - Secondary Keyword -Brand Name **Should we buy diamondredbuses.co.uk? Is it best to continue on our domain and redirect? Or move domains? How much would it affect? ** Migrate your website is not a simple task even worst if you have a website with traffic and rankings. In fact is a risky process if you don't know what are you doing. So keep your website as it is.

Hi! Could you give any details about the page or key terms? How competitive are the main terms? Can you disclose the site? Any messages in Google Webmaster Console? How is your traffic in your analytics? Has it dropped, or is it doing OK still?