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Yep. They definitely need static content on the home page.

Hey, There are definitely a lot of hurdles included when trying to make an email COMPLETELY white labeled. The best place for you to post about this is here: https://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293194-Moz-Feature-Requests If you posted there previously you may want to update your thread to continue the conversation with my product team. Thanks! Joel.

Hi! Thanks for the question! When you connect your Facebook account to Moz Analytics, we only have access to the page that you designate. We don't have access to your profile, or any other pages you don't specify. So, when you grant Moz access, you'll pick the page to connect, and we don't have access beyond that. Hope that helps! Jen

This still wouldn't be my first choice, but if the new website does not reference the business in any way, then hopefully it will not create issues of consistency or trust with Google. I still think it's a better idea, however, to put the promo on the website itself.

Hi there! Thank you so much for reaching out! We're currently working on a monthly reporting feature that might offer the additional timeframe options you're looking for. However...I don't have an ETA on this feature, nor am I sure that it will be exactly what you're looking for. The good news is we have an outlet for great ideas like this! I'd love to point you to our Feature Request Forum! https://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293194-Moz-Feature-Requests You can post feature requests in this forum so our product team can review them and let you know if and when we can bake them in! I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions! Cheers! Erin P.S. I personally don't have any tutorials for transforming CSV's into lovely graphs, but I'm sure someone here does!

I think the point of main concern, would be to avoid using the NAP on the landing pages, so as not to cause convolution with the primary domain. Maybe embed the physician's NAP in an image on the landing page...

Hi Federico, Sorry for the delayed response. Yes. The extension should do the trick. Thank you! Dino

First, Google doesn't do this for an entire site, at any given time, so it's best you take the time to work on client sites/pages and optimize the TITLES and DESCRIPTION you want to use. If Google uses /or changes anything for pages you have written descriptions, titles or page content, they won't advise you either. Google's updates of these page titles, is very common when they feel the title they use for the SERP index to be more useful or accurate of the page's content. Watch for very long titles, as they are more prone to being identified by them, and rewritten Yes, it can be quite frustrating, but it's not a total loss when working on sites. Even if Google does change something, you can still make changes to the client site pages that might have been rewritten by Google, and hope that your new updated page info is taken over the Google TITLE rewrite.. This was a good post on BLOG. SEOmofo had a really good posting as well about this very topic. Barry had a small but good to the point post on Google Title Rewrites at SE Round Table too Hope some of this helps point you in the right direction! Cheers,

Hi there, To be able to give you an answer, could you please confirm: Do you want to apply specific rules to the pages inside the /development/ subdirectory that override the ones that are already included in the root file htaccess or something else? Thanks for the confirmation!

That looks like it should do the trick. Thank you!

I would switch the OpenCart URLs to something more static/search friendly first.

Hi Oleg, Thank you for the informative response! I am so new to aspx, I am not familiar with IIS either, but I do understand what you are referring to Dino

Hey Marcus, Thanks for the thoughtful response - much appreciated! I was aware of WhiteSpark's citation tool, but wasn't aware that they had collaborated to form citationlabs - very cool - I am experimenting with it at the moment. Naturally, many leads arrive at dead-ends, but no one said link prospecting was easy - right?

You're welcome

Ah, simple, nice work!

Thanks for the kind compliment, Dino. Sounds like hunting down citations may be your smartest move. Google draws from so many sources and even a little confusion of data can lead to significant problems. Good luck in the hunt! Miriam

You're definitely on the right track. Unfortunately since Google is forcing us to use personal accounts, that's the best way to do it right now. You can transfer ownership of the account if that's ever needed. If you do have the login/pass that was used to create the places page, you could then add your personal account as another admin as well. This question/issue is sadly all too common when trying to set up a G+ page. I think you're going about it the best way possible!

Hello Steven, Thank you for providing another perspective. However, all factors considered, I agree with Shane's approach on this one. The pages add very little merit to the site and exist primarily to provide the site users with eye-candy (e.g. photos of classic cars).

I found that post to be very useful in regards to my local ranking questions. Thanks for the link