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URL best practices aside, know that the On-Page Grader only recognizes a tracked keyword when it appears exactly as it was entered into your Moz campaign. It's not actually any sort of commentary on what Google considers more effective from a URL structure standpoint.

Personally, I would also choose variant 2.

Hi Chase! Did Gaston and/or David answer your question? If so, mind marking one or both responses as a Good Answer?

Otherwise, how can we still help?

Hi tybi-seochat!

I'm afraid there's no native way in Open Site Explorer to pull all of your links to PDFs. One option, though, would be to download the CSV with all of your links, and then filter out the ones whose targets don't end in .pdf.

Keep in mind, though, that even that likely won't be every link. The Mozscape index is designed to give you a great sense of your overall link profile, but it isn't exhaustive.

Hi Jeffrey,

Did Logan and/or Nikhilesh answer your question? If so, mind marking one or both responses as a "Good Answer?"

Otherwise, where are you still getting stuck?

I have to say, GTAMP, I agree with all the above advice. As Jared notes, this isn't something that's going to wreck your traffic on its own. However, David is spot-on that it's certainly worth fixing if the cost isn't too high.

Personally, I'd recommend Moz Local.

It can, yes. Also, Google's having acknowledged the schema doesn't necessarily mean that it will show the rich snippet on the SERPs. It's still good to have it, though, and you very well may start seeing it appear.

Text-wise, I'd say go with a full transcription if you can. Search engines can't index video content (it's not text), so including a transcription allows you to get the benefits of that content.

Good examples of video + transcription are our Whiteboard Fridays.

Hey Matt! Did Oleg answer your question? Or could you use more help?

Yes! Exactly!

There's certainly a point at which it's fair to just go ahead and ask, and I can absolutely understand spending less time searching if your question is extremely specific to your own situation. I definitely don't want anyone to be afraid to post on the off chance their question was already asked!

It's just a matter of doing your due diligence. If you don't find your answer reasonably quickly, you should feel fine posting! Just remember that community members and staffers who answer questions have often already spent quite a lot of time answering the same, more general questions over and over.

But, again, if you're not finding an answer within a few minutes, by all means post a new thread. We and the community are more than happy to help.

Ha! Sure. You getting your notification emails?

I have to agree, MissThumann, that 52 is not a very low DA. Have you checked the Spam Score for that link?

Hi again, Al123al! Are you able to provide any info about your CMS? Or did the Redirection plugin recommendation take care of it? If so, please mark Dan's response as a Good Answer.

Personally, I'd say your best bet is to build relevant, high-quality links to that page. That'll be a stronger signal than simply focusing on on-page keyword usage, anyway.

Hi BBsmyth! Are you able to provide any examples for Kate?

Hi EcommerceSite!

It really sounds like folks will need to check out your site, or at least have a lot more information, in order to give much more advice. Is that something you can share?

Seconding adding noindex to tag pages. Unless you want those to rank—and I'm not sure why you would—that's a great way to avoid any issues.

I'm fairly certain it's not the worst duplicate issue to have, though.

Hi TrueluxGroup! Did Oleg answer your question, and if so, would you mind marking his response as a Good Answer?

If not, what can we still help you with?

Hi msphoto!

Did Craig's response help? We'd love an update.