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Hi Laurel,

I don't have an answer for your question, but I think you must be the one I often tweet with on Twitter when I tweet the Community Transit account. Good to see you in Q&A here at Moz!

I'll ask Erica from our team to chime in, as she may have some better advice (she does our webinars, and a lot of the work for MozCon).

We aren't able to provide access to the Google numbers, but you should be able to get that via AdWords / Keyword planner through your individual Google account.

Agreed here. I'd be much more concerned about the traffic to your site via your analytics program, if you still have the same amount of leads/conversions/sales, etc.

This looks like something we should dive in to and check out! If you could each open up a ticket at https://moz.com/help/contact (just click any of the sections and a contact form will appear), then we can get more details from you, and pass this along to the engineering team (which we can't do via Q&A). Thanks so much, and sorry that this isn't working for you.

They are different products, and different types of people want each product, so we have separate plans. There are people who only have the API and do not use Pro, and many people who use Pro who have no need for the API.

Was the period at the end accidentally included? Try:

http://apiwiki.moz.com/free-vs-paid-access

Hi! We have more information on this at http://apiwiki.moz.com/free-vs-paid-access.

Hi Micha,

As a quick favor, can you point out where it says emails are white labeled, so we can make sure that's clear?

Thanks!

Are you asking about why Moz would or would not consider them duplicate, or why Google would or would not consider them duplicate?

We don't have knowledge of exactly what factors Google uses to detect duplicate content. We approximate the best we can, and give a notice when we see things that look substantially alike.

I did get the two pages in the original question to load. There are only a couple of words that are different, and the rest of the content is identical, including the related events. As a side note, I don't know that people looking for MLB tickets would consider "The Mu Gamma Gamma Chapter Seersucker and Sundress Summer Affair" to be a related event.

For Moz's duplicate content checker, it's actually looking at code on the page, not just the text visible to the user on the page.

I tried taking a look at your pages, but the site wouldn't load for me.

Hi Jean,

I'm seeing a response from our help desk from Friday at 10:45 am (Seattle time) regarding the billing question. Have you looked in your spam folder by chance?

We're regularly staffed on the help desk Monday-Friday, so Mondays are a little slow as we catch back up from the weekend.

Noah, if you go to http://pro.moz.com/campaigns and click the Archived tab, do you see the campaigns there?

Hi! I've asked our help team to come and take a look at this and investigate. Thanks for your patience!

Hi Jean,

I saw your help desk ticket in from Friday regarding billing, and added a note for our team to look at this question and address it when they look more into your billing question. Sorry for the troubles, and you should be hearing back from us today.

EGOL makes good points here. I've seen the opposite happen, too. An SEO firm links to the Wikipedia definition of website, and I can only assume it's meant to show the search engines that they link to authoritative sites. However, it really doesn't fit in the context of the site, and makes things appear very odd.

Also keep in mind that search engines will change the title displayed in the SERP based on your query, so if you just get the info presented in the SERP, you may not be seeing the actual title tag.

A different thought here. Since you are doing printing as the service, would some things (especially business cards) be able to give a good clue as to industry without having to ask people?

Xenu Link Sleuth, or even just a crawl test by Moz at https://moz.com/researchtools/crawl-test should help identify issues.

Sounds like you've been busy! Will be interesting to see how all of this plays out over the next few months. Keep notes of what you've done, could make for a good blog post.

The home page has a robots noindex on it, which won't help things. Couple of other pages do too, when I do a spot check. I'd check your settings in Wordpress.