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Hi, Hope you're enjoying your day! Can you submit this to help@moz with your account information? Can you also send us the CSV attached with the email? Once we get that information we can look into what's going on. In order for the CSV to be validated it has to match exact to your Google or FB page. You can see the requirements for our CSV's here: https://moz.com/local/help/documentation Cheers, Steffany

Same Issue here. All loads up fine and get stuck at validation. Should I send along the .csv? facebook page is emh3.com luxury real estate which works fine. Many thanks. Adrian

Jane, Thank you very much. This is the second time you have helped me! Thanks Brooke

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Jane, Thank you very much. That is what I try to do-blog on a sub topic to add more depth to the page topic. I have just been paranoid after Penguin about trying to avoid similar key words and phrases that can be in page-but impossible for blog to make sense without some repetition. Dr. Seckel

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I'd proceed very carefully. Here's the problem - those same links from copies of your content that could potentially be causing you trouble with Penguin are also helping Google understand that you're the original source of that content. You could remove those links, still have Penguin in play and start getting outranked by the copies or even get hit by Panda on top of Penguin. I would really want to see your entire link profile, because these kinds of links by themselves aren't that likely to cause a Penguin penalty. Obviously, your webmaster knows the site and I don't, buy my gut says that something else is going on here and that you've got other, more problematic links in play. If these links are the problem, it may be better to disavow them in Google Webmaster Tools. That could help maintain the signal that these are copies but remove any negative aspects of the links themselves. Unfortunately, it's really situational and depends on the scope of the problem and your overall link profile.

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You can also confirm duplicate content (titles, descriptions and URLs) with either; Google webmaster tools - they will tell you most all errors you need to take action on screaming frog seo spider You can also check out this post I just did about WordPress SEO to get some more in depth info on finding duplicate issues with WordPress blogs (I assume you're on WordPress). Thanks!! -Dan

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Here's a post from Dr. Pete on SEOmoz about the 100 link warning and the subject in general. http://www.seomoz.org/blog/how-many-links-is-too-many

I agree with the above responses. How did you manage to get so many "nofollow" links though? 54% is rather high. It won't hurt you as the above members said, but it won't help you either other than that it helps to make all of your other links appear naturally begat. Do you know what the major source of the nofollow links are?

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