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Have you checked for messages in Google Webmaster Tools? It could be a sign of a penalty I.e. Google devaluing a large portion of those 4k backlinks you have.

My advice would be to head on over to http://www.linkdetox.com and run a health report on your backlink profile.

If you need to clean things up a bit, start by emailing the domains that contain those "high risk" links and request removal then go ahead and disavow them.

After all of this start building back some authority by creating great content, sharing and earning solid backlinks from high authority sites.

I hope this helps, if you have anymore questions please ask.

Kirk Fletcher

@kirksfletcher

Hey guys,

Just looking around the new Moz-alytics (droooool) and it is superb, but are we able to export and build reports from it yet? Or is this something that will be in the final release? Apologies if this has already been asked.

Regards!

Joe Sturgess
Twitter: @Sturge87

Another option would be to add another re-direct rule that would add a trailing slash to all of the URLS.
So effectively, if you re-direct the non-trailing URLS all URLS would then have a trailing slash.

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !.[^./]+$
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !(.)/$
RewriteRule ^(.)$ /$1/ [R=301,L]

Give this a try maybe? Just ensure that the REL Canonical reflects the URLS WITH the trailing slash otherwise you will get stuck in a canonical loop.

Craig Curchin
Twitter: @craigcurchin

Wonderlabs uses Heart Internet, a UK based company. We host a number of global sites and have no complaints with their service. Heart do a great hybrid service, which is relatively cheap and the performance is superb.

We also run the name servers through CloudFlare (mainly for speed & their CDN). If you haven't heard of CloudFlare definitely check that out as an addition to your hosting solution.

Heres some links to check out.

http://www.heartinternet.co.uk/
https://www.cloudflare.com/

Kirk Fletcher
Twitter: @kirksfletcher

Another option would be to add another re-direct rule that would add a trailing slash to all of the URLS.
So effectively, if you re-direct the non-trailing URLS all URLS would then have a trailing slash.

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !.[^./]+$
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !(.)/$
RewriteRule ^(.)$ /$1/ [R=301,L]

Give this a try maybe? Just ensure that the REL Canonical reflects the URLS WITH the trailing slash otherwise you will get stuck in a canonical loop.

Craig Curchin
Twitter: @craigcurchin

Wonderlabs uses Heart Internet, a UK based company. We host a number of global sites and have no complaints with their service. Heart do a great hybrid service, which is relatively cheap and the performance is superb.

We also run the name servers through CloudFlare (mainly for speed & their CDN). If you haven't heard of CloudFlare definitely check that out as an addition to your hosting solution.

Heres some links to check out.

http://www.heartinternet.co.uk/
https://www.cloudflare.com/

Kirk Fletcher
Twitter: @kirksfletcher

Hey guys,

Just looking around the new Moz-alytics (droooool) and it is superb, but are we able to export and build reports from it yet? Or is this something that will be in the final release? Apologies if this has already been asked.

Regards!

Joe Sturgess
Twitter: @Sturge87