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MOZ crawlers are not shown normally. Some affiliate sites do; like a comparing sites etc. Could it be one of them, you just added the site to (not sure if you are talking about an e-commerce site).

If those are in comments I wouldn't care about it; if it would be in your pages I should for sure delete them.

Did you try http://moz.com/researchtools/ose? (opensiteexplorer.com)

I can't imagine Google would "think" like that and can't see any reason why they should penalize you. Same like moving to a new house; old furniture out; new furniture in.

You are lucky with the age of the domain and the root domains linking to you.

If possible, use http status codes correct http://moz.com/learn/seo/http-status-codes

Think you should contact support: [email protected]

I haven't this issue. Seems something wrong in your account? Best is to contact support I guess.

Hi Sam,

Any idea when the beta will go live?

you've created it yesterday. Why don't wait a bit longer? It isn't crawled yet by Google. All results of 2 days ago are in Google.

BTW: the page is very slow: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/130725_27_2XB4/. You should use at least cache

if those are generating a high bounce rate I would block them for search engines. The easiest way is probably by a robots.txt

Hi Diana,

1. Check this video from Matt Cutts about several redirects: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1lVPrYoBkA

2. A canonical is strong enough, check this video from Matt Cutts: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cm9onOGTgeM

Good luck!

Gijsbert

First of all: did you check this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=njn8uXTWiGg

• You can set the ? as exclude from searches in Webmaster Tool

• I would always set rel="canonical" to the main page (category page): .

Check how big sites work with this issue.

Hi Lauren,

1. This is how it should be. You probably use Wordpress? Shoudn't be a problem. Maybe better to link directly to the correct url from now on.

2. This is not a problem. Add a canonical tag (rel="nofollow") to the correct page (www.example.com/banana-juice/)

About too many on-page links, check this blog from Matt Cutts: http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/how-many-links-per-page/

Create landing pages for each location with interesting content and correct keywords for that location

I would use rel="canonical" instead....

Check this url: https://developers.google.com/webmasters/smartphone-sites/details

To find links that are pointing to your site: OpensiteExplorer

Will the pages be the same? With other words; is the domain the only thing that will be changed? Check this post about moving a website to another domain and this one. With the correct redirect and some setup in Google Webmaster Tool you can do this without loosing links.

Best is to ask all websites to change the url to the new one...

The homepage takes more than 9 seconds to load, I can imagine that the crawler of Google hasn't taken the time create a snapshot of the page... I would try to speed up the website first... much better for user experience and also for rankings.

Check this report: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/130722_RJ_13WT/ and this one: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/130722_3R_143F/

Check this site about speed: http://www.strangeloopnetworks.com/web-performance-infographics/.

Not sure if that is the solution, but I would start fixing the speed issue rather than worrying about the Google Cache Pages...

Checklist: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/1093493

just wait a bit more. one week is not much yet. The 3 crawls don't mean they will update it immediately

it should be crawled on wednesday... maybe contact moz about this if it is like this for three weeks

to send a bunch of spam?

just wait a bit more

no, never seen this before

https://support.google.com/webmasters/contact/rich_snippets_spam?hl=en

Maybe because of the big load time between 7-18 seconds for 1 page?

Check some tests I did:

http://www.webpagetest.org/result/130708_SN_13WH/

http://www.webpagetest.org/result/130708_VW_140Q/

http://www.webpagetest.org/result/130708_4M_1410/

check the answer on this one: http://moz.com/community/q/no-local-global-search-volumes-next-to-competition

Check this url; several other feature requests for the same. It's about a request to get it exported to PDF.

It takes data out of your Google Analytics, from there you can export it?

You could use rich snippets?

Did you check the Bing search blog and forum? http://www.bing.com/blogs/site_blogs/b/search/default.aspx

contact [email protected].

you can add multiple keywords to the Adwords keyword tool?

the effect would probably be minimal

Hear what Matt says in this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=K2mv1KSktLo

Could be a data refresh

Check this video for pagination: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=njn8uXTWiGg

When filtering use a canonical tag.

Check how big shops handle those issue's.

doesn't that depend on the search? The most relevant places address will appear for that search.

I would never pay them to get it removed.. I would say Disavow the entire domains. A bit heavy solution but less time consuming. I agree with Jesse to continue building proper and relevant links.

We did it by country for a international shop with more than 10 different languages. Seems as the easiest solution for me as well. Worked fine for us.

I know it's time consuming but best would be to create unique content for all those. You can play a lot with differences between keywords, call-to-actions and unique selling points in the title and meta description.

correct! and include a canonical tag on the variations pages to the master

This question is duplicate as well

Check this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy3_Rjc0Tso

Maybe this video from Matt Cutts helps answering your question: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy3_Rjc0Tso

watch?v=hy3_Rjc0Tso

would this help? http://yoast.com/move-wordpress-blog-domain-10-steps/

did you add a redirect?

I would disavow them with 1000 of links from a domain you don't know

Bounce rate is the percentage of visits that go only one page before exiting a site. You can change the way Analytics sees the bounce rate, f.e. if the visitors stays for 20 seconds, or scrolls down in a time period.

Check this blogpost about advanced content tracking: http://cutroni.com/blog/2012/02/21/advanced-content-tracking-with-google-analytics-part-1/

Not as far as I know. Would be nice, I agree. Maybe contact Moz if they can add it as extra feature?

It's possible to export the entire ranking history to CSV, than you can create your own graph.. not the most ideal situation but could help.

Could be enough. Maybe add the name in one of the

as well. Good change to rank I think (didn't check the competition).

Create the page on such a way that everyone would like to share it. I've seen several 1-pages that have received a high page rank in short period because it was fun (because of design or something else) to share or such a good tool to have. Everyone started to share it.

One example: this domain is having the question "Can I wear shorts?" in dutch in the domain. It has a pagerank of 3 now, without any other text:

http://www.kanikeenkortebroekaan.nl

Relax