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Based on what I understand this is a quite normal side affect of going to https:// and in many cases the benefits you may have gained from performing multiple page speed upgrades, responsive edits etc may be reduced in there effectiveness from a page speed perspective. However, and this is a big however, you will also benefit from an SEO stance from Google for using an encrypted protocol which is now considered a ranking factor, albeit a small one at press. Second to this, before too long many of the browsers will have fully adopted HTTP2 which is based on SPDY developed by Google and has apparently massive speed gains. In order to adopt HTTP2 you have to have already made the leap to using an SSL. HTTP2 allow you to load in parallel which will in turn give you much greater speeds going forward due to the request loading at the same time nd hence speeding things up even further.. Based on your current scores, I would imagine there are also a few more additional changes that you could make to further improve your sites speed whilst still using and SSL. CDN's, caching, compressing and more. Use sites like tools.pingdom, gtmetrix, webpagetest.org to see what else can be improved. Hope this offers some further insight.

Hi Bas, The change is made. Do you know if (and what) I now have to do with my Moz campaign? Thanx in aadvance

Thanx Andreas, I will continu my hunt Grt

Hi again Tymen, The mozscape crawl didn't work as intended and the data is incomplete from the last crawl, (see: https://moz.com/community/q/september-s-mozscape-update-broke-we-re-building-a-new-index) so you might not see these updated links until the next scheduled crawl (early October) Are you see the new links in Google Webmaster Tools (AKA search console)? I wouldn't focus on seeing the backlinks in Moz and focus more on continuing to build more links. As the saying goes "a watched kettle never boils" set a reminder to check back in early October to see if your links are showing up, but in the meantime continue to focus on building more links. I hope that helps. https://moz.com/community/q/september-s-mozscape-update-broke-we-re-building-a-new-index

Your Google Maps profile does have a link to your site (without the www, but it properly redirects to the www version, so no issue there) if you update the URL for your website in Google My Business to the www. version, it will take 24-48 hours for the change to reflect. BTW, if you are looking for more high DA authority pages to add links back to your site on, I found this article which lays out some additional options: https://www.serpwoo.com/blog/experts/increasing-your-domains-trust/ They might not all be applicable, but worth checking out. https://www.serpwoo.com/blog/experts/increasing-your-domains-trust/