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Like Patrick already mentioned, what you could do is create a new view which is filtered based on the hostname. This should allow you to make sure you'll only have the data for lp.example.com in there.

Hi Holger,

I would recommend to view the latest webinar by Nick Herinckx on Advanced Wordpress SEO. He's providing some crucial tips also regarding your problems. The webinar could be found here: http://www.seomoz.org/webinars#past .

What you can do is from within Google Webmaster Tools is to ask Google to fetch the URL of the sitemap and then 'submit it to the index'. That's one technique I've seen working before.

Google Webmaster Tools or Googlebot doesn't seem to crawl robots.txt files very often. Have seen it a couple of times where it could take days for them to crawl the file again after I've changed something.

Cool question, the answer is already given and is NO. Google is rolling out the bigger algorithmic updates per region or per country. For example the first version(s) of the Panda update were only released for the regions speaking English. After that they deployed it to several european countries to see what the influence was there. In the end after a couple of months they deployed it worldwide.

I couldn't find it that fast but I thought there was also a video from Matt Cutts explaining that some elements of the algorithm only work for specific countries.

Hi,

So did you check in Google Search Console if there are any more errors that you noticed or any volume in terms of keywords that has gone up or down? Usually with your amount of weekly traffic it could be a penalty but it's also still very likely that just your traffic on a couple of higher volume keywords went down and that's what you're seeing in your analytics data.

Another thing could be to check what kind of landing pages from organic search were affected so you can get a better sense of what's happening across your site. Because with this decline it seems unlikely to me that potentially all your pages were affected.

Martijn.

Hi,

For now that's the only thing that I saw was off from a usual implementation of the tracking code. As you're using rocketscript as the type of the tags the events might not get fired correctly.

Hi Max,

What kind of targeting are we talking about here next to the data on San Francisco? Because I get a feeling that some of the data can be mixed up here + also represent that the keywords you're looking for might be searched multiple times in a month. Reach usually is not the unique amount of people but the number of times you can reach certain individuals.

From the page with Crawl Diagnostics on your Campaign you can export all the data to CSV. This will provide you with an overview of all urls SEOMoz crawled during it's last crawl.

Usually they would skip over the broken part of your code to see if they can get to know the other part but still I would see if you could fix the parts that are broken currently. Would you be able to share the URL we're talking about?

Hi Dan, why not just filter it down based on subfolders and set up a new profile with an inclusion filter for the specific country directory?

Agreed, these are terrible recommendations and if your competitors would have these links you would likely report them.

Try InfiniteWP or ManageWP, they should be able to help you with that.

Sorry, no you can't.

What you could do:

• Create a campaign with the same keywords, put the mobile adjustment on a -100%, which means you're basically not bidding for mobile devices.
• Duplicate the campaign, target only mobile devices on that campaign and do what you want to do with your keywords on that one.

I don't know all the features of both plugins, but it seems to me that you want to use the hreflang tag to differentiate the pages for both languages/ google sites. Within these you're able to configure the language of your pages and Google will (in most cases) respect these tags and will show the right pages for the right language.

Hope this helps

Yes this makes total sense as the JSON-LD is not in the right place and the content it has is far from JSON-LD. What you're doing is opening the script tag for this and in that you would have the code for it but in your case there is plain HTML in there which definitely would throw an error.

Yes it's quite easy. You can just try to create a filter and then it will guide you through the process. Especially with their updated interface you should be able to have it up and running in a couple of minutes.

No, you won't. In most cases, you'll be totally fine. I would only worry when either your area is incredibly competitive or when there are competitors with very similar brand names.

It's not through an iframe, it's even easier than that. What you usually do to trigger an pageview in Google Analytics is: ga('send', 'pageview'); to do a virtual pageview you could do the same, but it's more valuable to provide a third value: ga('send', 'pageview', '/completed-form'); so you can easily find and set the goal. Does it make sense?

Probably another tool that you want to look into is SEMRush. They provide a ton of data around keywords which includes the CPC. This will probably give you some insights into what you could be bidding and what not.

No, unfortunately there's not an option for now.