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Moz currently doesn't have any type of spam score when looking at the DA of a site, so that could be another factor -- Google has dropped the toolbar PR because of spam, yet we don't take that into account.

Hi! Someone else was asking questions about this site a couple of months ago in Q&A and got some answers, you might also want to contact them or search this forum for mentions of your site name.

I believe the Followerwonk team has said FB is an entirely different beast from Twitter because of all of the privacy involved, and it'd be real hard to do something similar on FB.

Do you mean orphaned pages without any internal links to them? Or pages that are giving a bad server header code?

Using site:yourdomain.com in Google, and then going to the end of the results and telling it to show you all of the results, is a good first start. It should get you enough to get an idea of why there are duplicated pages.

The Moz crawl can also help you figure it out, as often with ecommerce you'll have URLs for sorting products by price, name, pagination parameters, etc. We'll throw up a flag when we see a bunch of duplicate content or duplicate titles.

Also look for the easy stuff, such as non-www doesn't direct to www. Fix that, and you've cut your pages in half.

Many people argue for Full Path, so that if your content gets scraped you still have your entire URL there and end up getting links to your site.

OSE looks at Facebook likes for your page/domain, NOT for your Facebook page on the Facebook domain. If you look at it that way, does it explain the numbers?

For example, OSE shows moz.com has having a couple of thousand likes, compared to our FB page on Facebook.com that has 151,000 likes.

I don't know about Schema, but I'd first check with the terms of service of the review site to see if that is allowed. I do remember looking at this a few years back for a review site and finding out it was against their terms.

First step is that you want to verify your site in Google Webmaster Tools. You can then go into GWT and see if Google has left you any type of notice.

For the past couple of years, if not longer, Google has adjusted the title displayed in the SERP based on the query that you are using. This happens even to Apple Computers.

Hi Ryan,

Welcome to Moz! I noticed your profile has Report Pro in it. If you're affiliated with a product you're recommending, it's a good policy to please disclose that in your answer. Thanks!

Xenu looks good to me for that page as well. I'd do an-demand crawl for that page/site from http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/crawl-test and if it's still showing up, send an email to help@seomoz.org so we can look and see if there's an error in the crawl software.

Thanks!

This post is five years old, and I haven't worked as a Moz employee in over two years. If you email help@moz.com, they should be able to help you.

The social shares are reset, which is a bummer, but I've also seen people often get two entries into Inbound and other social sites since there are now two different URLs.

Hi! I've seen that this account has asked several similar questions related to that site recently. Have you had a chance to look at all of the answers to the existing questions? You can go to http://www.seomoz.org/q/my-questions to view all of the questions asked from your account. There have been several good suggestions in the responses, and I'm wondering if maybe the SEOmoz system just hasn't been notifying you of answers?

SEOmoz does not offer consulting, but we do have a list of recommended service providers at http://www.seomoz.org/article/recommended. If you review answers to previous questions, you can find some useful information and links that will help you to improve your site too.

This is a notice, not an error or a warning. It's basically saying "hey, people can often screw this up, take a look and make sure that everything looks OK to you".

I'd also make sure your content was unique. I went to a page describing your social media services and discovered identical content on several other sites, including http://www.localnumberone.com/social_networking.aspx.

Edit: I would honestly suggest putting some quality time into this site. Many images (including on the home page) have a stock photo watermark on them. Content is duplicated across many sites. Images that are a call to action result in a 404 page. The reports section to show off reports requires a password. The Twitter account linked to from the site has a tweet asking if someone would like to take on a junior SEO worker, yet the website itself has a title tag of #1 SEO Consultant London.

The site is lacking many things that would help a customer develop trust in the company. Beyond SEO, take a look at how a customer might approach your site.

Modesto has a great post about moving servers at http://www.seomoz.org/blog/web-site-migration-guide-tips-for-seos that should help you out a bit.

Hi Yoseph,

Did you get this figured out, or would you still like some assistance?