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Thanks for the quick response.  If that is the case why is there a sub-domain option?  Is it only to have the ability to see linking domains and links?  Not to have the ability to see authority?  I then typically default to page authority to have a sense of the authority of the sub-domain.

I believe in the past the sub-domain score was different than the domain score in Link Explorer.  Now I am seeing that it is reporting the same score.  I have to use exact page to get a sense of how strong the sub-domain is.

Two months ago we launched a new website (same domain) and implemented 301 re-directs for all of the pages.  Two months later we are still seeing old pages in Google's cache index.  So how long should I tell the client this should take for them all to be removed in search?

I'm seeing the same error now for this query:
https://moz.com/researchtools/ose/links?site=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.geisinger.org%2F&filter=&source=external&target=page&group=0&page=1&sort=page_authority&anchor_id=&anchor_type=&anchor_text=&from_site=

The status wheel just spins and says loading data and below it says:

! "There was an error getting your data"

Thanks Martijn, I figured the domain name doesn't needed to be included, but just wanted to be sure for Universal Analytics.

Thanks,

Brian

I'm a bit confused on the implementation aspect for Universal Analytics. Suppose I have a primary domain site (www.abc.com) and utilize a third party to host our shopping cart (www.abc-cart.com).  Both domains have links referring traffic to one another.  Can you tell me if the following cross-domain tracking codes snippets are correct for the primary domain and third party site. Also, do I need to specify the respective domain parameter within the first line of code on both sites? I've seen some sites have the domain parameter removed within ga('create'....

• Primary domain pages:

ga('create', 'UA-XXXXXXX-X', 'abc.com', {'allowLinker': true});

ga('require', 'linker');

ga('linker:autoLink', ['abc-cart.com']);

ga('send', 'pageview');

• Third party domain pages:

ga(‘create’, 'UA-XXXXXXX-X', 'abc-cart.com' { ‘allowLinker’: true });

ga('require', 'linker');

ga('linker:autoLink', ['abc.com']);

ga('send', 'pageview');

Hello,

When trying to access my site from a smart-phone, I'm getting a redirected to the mobile version (which is correct), however at the end of the URL there is a redirect string that shows every time.  I'm not sure why its its showing or how it automatically gets appended to the end of the URL each time.  How can I configure my mobile site to prevent the ?mobiRedirect=1" from showing?

For example, if you search for "Columbus Regional Health" on Google with a smart-phone, the first result should be for www.crh.org.  If you click that, you should get redirected to www.crh.org/mobile , however its displaying the URL as http://www.crh.org/mobile/default.aspx?mobiRedirect=1

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thank you,
Brian

Hi Simon, thanks for the help and noticing that!  We actually noticed there were 302 redirects causing issues which we removed on February 5th, so you're right, Google probably hasn't cached the updated version of our site..hopefully!

We have a German website at (http://de.pa.com) and we can't get the search engines to index the site in German language.  For some reason the GoogleBot, BingBot, etc are crawling de.pa.com and displaying English text on the SERP.  I've tried testing via web-sniffer.net and Google Webmaster tools which both are crawling de.pa.com in English.

We know the page titles/meta descriptions are in English which we are updating to German, but I'm curious to why search engines are indexing our German site and displaying on the SERP as English text when the entire content of the site is in German.

Thank you,

Brian

I'm a bit confused on the implementation aspect for Universal Analytics. Suppose I have a primary domain site (www.abc.com) and utilize a third party to host our shopping cart (www.abc-cart.com).  Both domains have links referring traffic to one another.  Can you tell me if the following cross-domain tracking codes snippets are correct for the primary domain and third party site. Also, do I need to specify the respective domain parameter within the first line of code on both sites? I've seen some sites have the domain parameter removed within ga('create'....

• Primary domain pages:

ga('create', 'UA-XXXXXXX-X', 'abc.com', {'allowLinker': true});

ga('require', 'linker');

ga('linker:autoLink', ['abc-cart.com']);

ga('send', 'pageview');

• Third party domain pages:

ga(‘create’, 'UA-XXXXXXX-X', 'abc-cart.com' { ‘allowLinker’: true });

ga('require', 'linker');

ga('linker:autoLink', ['abc.com']);

ga('send', 'pageview');