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So, my client's site is on a subdomain of the parent site and there were a number of links previously pointing to the subdomain site from the main site which were all no-follow so were purely for referral/traffic benefits.

Around the end of February, the main site changed all the links to 'do-follow'. Is this likely to have caused the decline we've recently seen in organic traffic to the site and a drop in rankings? I'm curious as to how that could have affected the site as we didn't know and have only just found out about it but I'm not sure how to show that it's led to a decline.

Any help is appreciated!

Hi guys,

Appreciate the help, the problem still persists. It's bizarre. The Mozbar almost isn't recognising the fact I'm logged in.

Again, any help is really appreciate.

So, every time I press log in on the Mozbar, it takes me to the Moz home page which I'm already logged in to but there is no change on the status of the Mozbar?

What should I do to remedy this?

Thanks!

So, every time I press log in on the Mozbar, it takes me to the Moz home page which I'm already logged in to but there is no change on the status of the Mozbar?

What should I do to remedy this?

Thanks!

So, my client's site is on a subdomain of the parent site and there were a number of links previously pointing to the subdomain site from the main site which were all no-follow so were purely for referral/traffic benefits.

Around the end of February, the main site changed all the links to 'do-follow'. Is this likely to have caused the decline we've recently seen in organic traffic to the site and a drop in rankings? I'm curious as to how that could have affected the site as we didn't know and have only just found out about it but I'm not sure how to show that it's led to a decline.

Any help is appreciated!

Hi guys,

Appreciate the help, the problem still persists. It's bizarre. The Mozbar almost isn't recognising the fact I'm logged in.

Again, any help is really appreciate.