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If the thank you page is the same, Google registers the goal when users get to the URL that you set as a goal completions.

In order to see the data split you should create two different thank you pages according to the different payment methods, or just create one goal (purchase) and then using reverse goal path you can see the information you want to know.

Hello there,

For duplicate content you refer to pages that are similar or identical to each other either for content and for coding.

The crawls stats of moz will tell you exactly which pages are duplicate, but do make sure you look at every detail.

For example our domains used to be http://example.com but it has been changed to www.example.com and redirects have been used to send traffic to the new domain.

The problem I had and for some pages I still have that some pages such as delivery information, customer help as well as some products pages haven't been redirect and it is a duplicate content.

You may want to have a look also in Google Webmaster Tools to get more information but moz does an excellent job in telling you where to look.

Hope it helps.

Hey there,

Have a look at this article!

http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.co.uk/2011/09/pagination-with-relnext-and-relprev.html

Hope it helps!

That post could be considered a sort of bible for those, like me, that are just starting SEO and On-Page optimization.I have been sticking to those suggestions and I have to say that it works.

As Chris says, some more additional information could help, but in my point of view, that article gives the basic guidelines to follow and I found it really useful in terms of SEO results.

Depends on how often Google crawls your site. For the site I manage it updates every three/four days.

Do notice though that Google doesn't crawl the whole site or the same pages all the time, so the number of issues you may have could vary

First off in my opinion you should always have full control over your site.

First of all, depending on what's the purpose of the site, find a good CMS which will allow you to manage your site.

I'd suggest you to read the following in order to have an idea of how things should be put in place in a SEO perspective

-http://moz.com/blog/the-beginners-checklist-for-small-business-seo

-http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo

http://moz.com/blog/the-web-developers-seo-cheat-sheet-2013-edition

These three resource should give you a good understanding of best practices and things to consider in order to create a search engine friendly website.

Also check out webmaster tools help to find information about more specific and technical info.

If you have any Q's let me know.

If you made these changes you will just ahve to wait as Google may take a very long while to refresh its data.

About the 301 I would suggest you to fix them and wait. I found many page that have been redirect long time ago, still appearing in my duplicate meta title.