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So, on the off chance this isn't just a shill question/response, and for the benefit of others reading the answers, I'll explain what I meant a little more.

Using an automated tool to create a bunch of links is not natural, and goes against search engine guidelines. In addition, you're likely to leave some footprints to the engines that will identify your blog network, and could result in getting the whole network slapped.

If you were at a conference and met with a search engine rep, would you be comfortable explaining these links when asking about your site?

Is this your own site, or a client site? If it's a client site, are they aware of any potential risks this type of linking brings to the site?

There are other forum sites that are better for a discussion of GSA versus ScrapeBox. The Moz Q&A area isn't a site where you're likely to get a lot of positive responses on this type of question.

Whichever tier you want to eventually out to Google and want to later do a disavow on.

I went to the about us page and did a view source, and found the following at the very end:

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You'll also see more info if you do the following Google search:

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Usually, that's something that you do after you've contacted the company that charged the card in the first place, and also is something for when the charge is fraudulent, product is broken, etc. In this case, Moz did what we said we'd do at the start of the free trial, and we also send out a reminder email nine days before the trial expires. We're usually fairly understanding in cases like this, and it is best to contact the company first in these cases.

I personally don't have access to the billing system, so I myself am not able to refund you. Our help desk team does have the option to offer refunds, and they will be contacting you as soon as they can regarding this.

I can't refund you, but I do see one ticket from you in the help desk from this morning (Seattle time). We will be getting back to you as soon as we can via the help ticket.

Hi! Please drop a note to us at help@moz.com and we'll be able to work with you on this.

It's broken. I'm sending out an alert and we'll be on it as soon as we can. It may be a little bit, as it's about 3:30 in the morning in Seattle right now. Thanks for your patience!

If it's an online-only business, with no storefront, it's not something that SHOULD show up in a local search.

A quick clarification, for others who might have the same question. You'll keep your MozPoints, but only have access to Q&A if you have over 500 MozPoints or have a paid account. Karl, you've got well over 500 MozPoints, so you'll still be able to use Q&A.

Keep in mind that PA and DA are Moz metrics, and not metrics we've talked the search engines into using. We use them to approximate what we think the engines are looking for, but you're wanting to build up your authority with the engines as your first focus, and not concentrate just on how to increase PA and DA for the sake of getting those numbers higher.

What are the positive effects of 300 fake google+ likes? What do you hope to achieve? Is it worth the time involved?

You might want to look at the links Google included about this warning, as well as these following links:

http://searchenginewatch.com/sew/news/2292495/thin-content-with-little-or-no-added-value-manual-action-google-on-how-to-fix-it

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/2604719?hl=en

You've got a tough niche in that there are a ton of other people try to do the same thing as you; you have some serious competition and Google is wanting to show unique results to users, not just pages of results that all lead to the exact same videos.

Locking thread, as duplicate question with more answers is available at http://moz.com/community/q/keyword-not-ranking-but-keyword-within-a-phrase-is-2

I've added a disclaimer that the sites are NSFW. I looked at each for about two seconds, but didn't want them up on my work computer for too long either. It appears that the two sites are offering free porn videos?

Google's notice is that there is very little content of value. My question to you is what unique do you have on these pages? Where do you get the content? Is it all the same as you can find on many other sites? Is there any copyrighted content? What can you tell us in general terms about the content and what you've done with the site, since it will be difficult for many people to examine the sites?

Thanks so much for your response. Glad to hear that there was a fairly good ending to this, and thanks for following up!

Looks like the issue is with the profile pics and how we're referencing the CDN. We fixed this a while back for Q&A, but didn't realize there was a similar problem for blog comment notifications. I'm submitting a ticket now to look into this and get it fixed. Thanks for letting us know!

Hi! Looks like you got an answer in our help desk as well. We do not have the ability for us to send an email with your return email address. In the custom reports section you should be able to remove all of the Moz branding in the report and replace it with existing companies logo.

You might want to look through the other responses to this question, as this tactic isn't the best one for sustainable rankings. Also, if you are a photographer, are your customers coming from the sites of other photographers? You may want to target your efforts towards places that your customers are reading.

The OP doesn't have access to the site, so that's not an option.