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Hi There, its worth having a look at this not quite whiteboard friday from Rand which covers your question in more detail at the end of the Video but also in the comments section with a useful link to working with Yandex http://www.seomoz.org/blog/smx-advanced-andy-atkins-kruger-talks-international-seo-and-yandex-whiteboard-friday Hope this helps David Harland

Hello Shebin, I wish I had more personal experience with Schema to offer you. I wonder if this resource might help: http://blumenthals.com/blog/2011/10/07/a-free-tool-to-build-geo-sitemap-and-schema-org-compliant-files/ Good Luck! Miriam

That was an issue, but the internal email from the helpdesk said they were all fixed. I'll contact the help desk and make sure they get back to you, so sorry this is still a problem.

Not really automate the process. You see there's a lot of possible keywords and we are thinking of focusing first on those keywords that our competitor is using. So in a way getting some ideas on which keywords they are using.

Hi again, If it is queued then you should be fine. SEOmoz Associates and staff do check questions periodically and would be able to either flag your question with the Help team (Associates don't have access to your account), or deal directly with the problem. This may take some time to happen though, depending on when you post and when they happen to visit. If it is something that actually needs investigation or action from SEOmoz, then the quickest way to get an answer is to send it straight to the Help team. Sha

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Hi Ryan, I noticed that change this morning. Probably some caching issues related to google.ae. Thanks.

Actually we are using a cms and what we do is just to redirect it a different page. like mHome.aspx which means that it is a mobile site. Yes put mobile on the title tag.

It is just telling you that you have canonical tag. It is good to know as a cononical tag that is wrong can do harm. so just knowing that a page has one, can alert a webmaster. Assume you see a canonical tag in a page that you dont remeber puting one, you look and it is pointing at a different page, you then relize you had meant to put in in another page but had put it in the wrong page. if you were not alerted it could of stayed for years doing lots of damage. Image you find that all pages have a cannonical, you find that you had put a canonical tag in the master page and now only one page is in the index, seeing this in the notices can alert you to this early Thats why it is a notice noty a error or warning.

It's baaaaack Don't know why. By in any case. If you come across this again. First check if the page is even indexed and try to find out why the page isn't indexed. Usually because of duplicate content or excluding it somewhere in robots.txt or putting a noindex nofollow in the head.