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I just got back from a conference in Florida and since being back am seeing many of those industry friends showing up in my Facebook feed with much more regularity than usual - is Facebook using proximity between devices in delivering who shows up in the news feed?

In reviewing our root domain links, I noticed that many of the directories (like Yellow Pages, Insider Pages, Merchant Circle, etc) that there are no follow codes included in the link to our website. Is this a common practice for these directories?  Also, I wanted to confirm that this would not help in our link building strategies with any relevant "link juice."

Below is a copy and pasted (with some extra characters that shouldn't have copy and pasted), but the key note here is the no follow tag that was included in this link to our site.

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Thanks as always MOZ Community - cheers!

We are a large dealer group in North Carolina and I notice very large links from AutoTrader, Edmunds and others not showing up in our links.  I just read about some links having no-follow tags and wonder if some of these large websites might be utilizing this type of tactic in their linking strategy... is that a commonplace tactic or is it possible that with highly authoritative domain authorities that websites like this with long-standing links to us are not showing up?

Thanks again all - and cheers!

Specifically focused on our linking root domains, the seemingly highest correlating factor between our competitors higher domain authority than what we are seeing... thanks again all!

For some reason, our websites seem to be missing a number of authoritative inbound linking domains which seems to be a primary driver in lowering our domain authority as compared to our competition. Does anyone have any feedback as to why this might not be populating or is there something additional we need to do to have these show up?  If it doesn't show up in MOZ is it likely that Google might also not be seeing these as inbound link domains?

Thanks as always MOZ Community!

I have attached the examples - Honda is not showing the meta title I have set up for them and Toyota is...

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Yeah - when comparing Leith Honda versus Leith Toyota (same web providers), the SERP shows Toyota's meta title but for Honda just says 'Leith Honda'.  The URLs are www.leithhonda.com and www.leithtoyota.com.  When you do a Google search for Honda Dealer in Raleigh the meta title that shows in the SERP is what we have on the website.  Very odd...

We have set meta titles for all of our pages, but the result on the SERP for our business name does not show what we have in the meta title.  It just shows the name of our business.  I have not seen this before and wonder if this is a change to Google's algorithm and how (if at all) it impacts us...

Our company now does not display the meta title for company specific searches for certain stores, but not all of them (yet).  Is this something new and are there any potential SEO ramifications or benefits?

My campaigns are no longer populating with information on the homepage?  Has anyone else had this problem and can you help me with the solution?

Thanks!