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Thank you!  I totally missed this in the migration checklist.  #facepalm

It should be correct now.

Thanks again, Jay

We have recently upgraded our Wordpress site to detect your local city and redirect to the proper location.  Previously we had independent sites - for example, http://atlanta.styleblueprint.com is now http://styleblueprint.com/atlanta

We've setup 301 redirects on all of the old site home pages.  Now we have two issues:

1. Moz will no longer crawl our domain.  For two weeks now our campaign shows only four pages crawled

2. None of our home pages show up in Google any longer for organic searches.  We previously always ranked #1 for "styleblueprint" or "style blueprint"

Does our new auto redirect mess things up?  Or is this just a function of time until Google "learns" how to index our new site?

All thoughts appreciated.  Thanks in advance, Jay

Newb question.  We run a site in multiple cities under the same domain.  Often times one city will provide content that is "syndicated" to other cites.

For example, here is the master post:

• http://www.styleblueprint.com/food-and-entertaining/kale-salad-quick-healthy/

The content will also show up in the following domains:

• http://atlanta.styleblueprint.com/food-and-entertaining/kale-salad-quick-healthy/
• http://birmingham.styleblueprint.com/food-and-entertaining/recipes/kale-salad-quick-healthy/

Should I be marketing the posts in Atlanta and Birmingham as "no index, no follow" for SEO purposes?

Thanks in advance, Jay