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There is a column to the far right that should show the referring URL. Be sure to scroll until you find that, and then you will see where we found those URLs.

Clarification: this is in the crawl test report. I'm not sure why you're seeing 404s in the link analysis page.

I was referring more about the content. You can write a great linkbait-worthy content about a new method to wax your car, but if you're selling diaper covers, it's not going to help you. Extreme example, but I'm trying to say to make sure that you write content that your target audience wants to read, not necessarily look just at content that will get links.

First, a caution before you spend too much time on this. Read the terms of use of Google Analytics, and any limitations on collecting personally identifiable information, as it may limit what you can do.

Did you set up your campaign as www.domain.com or domain.com? Your campaign metrics will reflect what you've set up for your campaign.

External links are not the same as seeing how many pages you have indexed. You can have 1000 pages, but only have 10 links to your domain.

I'm not in a position at the moment to take a deep look at this, but our help desk will be taking a look at getting back to you. Thanks for your patience!

Can you give us more information about Google "forgetting" your pages? I'm not very clear on your answer here.

Have you downloaded the CSV of your crawl report? You can look at the column for the referring URL and see what page is pointing to the 404 error.

Will the people who read link-bait-heavy fabulous content be the ones who would sign up for a course?

Hi! If you download the CSV of your crawl report, it will list the referring URL that is pointing to the page with a 404.

Great answer here from William. Thank you!

The most common cause for this is that OSE and MozBar are looking at different versions of the site -- one with www, one without. Could this be the case for you?

We also have a great Getting Started guide at http://moz.com/help/guides/getting-started that should help!

We just had an email go out internally that this is a problem, and our engineers are working on it now.

You want your sitemap to include all your important URLs. Don't remove them from the sitemap just because you have been crawled.

http://moz.com/users/subscription This link should work. If not, go to https://moz.com/help/contact and click on billing. Thanks!

Hi! The page authority is different because those are actually two different URLs. You probably have more backlinks going to one URL than to the other. If it's not already set to redirect from one version to the other site-wide, I'd set that up (tethering right now and don't have much bandwidth to check).

This is a known bug we discovered this morning, and we're working on it. Thanks for your patience!

It is less than two months old, and we have a blog post about it at http://moz.com/blog/new-seo-expert-quiz with more information.

I'm seeing two emails from you within the past three hours to our help desk. We generally respond within 24 hours, so you will be hearing back. I wanted to let you know the emails weren't lost.

I'm seeing you as still a pro subscriber. If you can't see anything at the billing page in your profile, please send us an email at help@moz.com and we can fix things up from there.