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Hi, Yes it happens. Please check last reply in below link. https://moz.com/community/q/google-sets-brand-domain-name-at-the-end-of-serp-titles Hope this helps. Thanks

Hi Pania, Thanks for writing in. Unfortunately, the old PRO application was deprecated in October of 2014 and it is no longer accessible. We did send out several notifications to people that were using the application prior to the shutdown, so I apologize if you didn't see those. Here is a transitional guide that may be helpful to you: https://moz.com/pro-to-analytics If you can let me know specifically what features were more helpful to you in the old application, I can send them to our product team takes that feedback very seriously. I apologize for the inconvenience this causes! Please let me know if I can help you with anything else.

Hi Pania. From your campaign home page (http://analytics.moz.com/manage-campaigns) you should be able to click the gear icon and then select "Archive Campaign" or "Delete Campaign" from the window that opens there.

Hi Adul, Just to follow up on this in case you're wondering why the answer is being downvoted. Blocking the pages that 404 in robots.txt will only stop Google getting a 404 because they can't reach the page. Users will still get a 404 so this isn't ideal. Also, if you don't 301 redirect the old pages to the new one, you lose any equity that those pages built up over the years. Hope that helps, Craig

Yep!

The correct answer is: yes, but it is  not a major factor anymore.  Please refer to the another similar  post herehere http://moz.com/community/q/can-geographic-location-of-web-server-affect-in-seo " Server location (through the IP address of the server) is frequently near your users. However, some websites use distributed content delivery networks (CDNs) or are hosted in a country with better webserver infrastructure, so we try not to rely on the server location alone. Said that, a best practice is to follow one of these options: hosting the site in the country targeted; using an IP assigned to the targeted country and operate via proxy " - @gfiorelli1 Thanks Rashesh

Hi Pania The Keyword tool is not completely gone but has now been replaced by the Google Keyword Planner which is not as useful for keyword research. Here's three other tool suggestions for you: Keyword Eye: http://www.keywordeye.com Jaaxy: http://www.jaaxy.com Market Samurai: http://www.marketsamurai.com I only have experience of the latter, Market Samurai, which I have used for a few years now, but like many others it is dependent on access to Google data which has been diminishing, so it now uses a mix of Google and Bing information. The other two I have only come across recently. I hope that helps. Peter

Thank you for your help.