Why Google loves MOZ for "Directory Submmission Service" ?
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I have just for "directory submission service" in Google.com ( Geo Location USA ). I got two results from moz community for same thread. Does Google don't understand 301 redirect from seomoz.org to moz.com ? What about Domain Clustering ?
PFA: SERP Screenshot
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I know its new website but as we all knoe Google is updating panda, EMD, Penguin algorithm but why they are not capable of understanding simple 301 redirect.
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To add to the top 2 posts, it was only clustering domains after the first 2 pages I seem to remember reading
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My first guess is that Google hasn't properly indexed the new information yet. I mean the new website has gone live just a couple of days ago. Very interesting to see that they appear right below each other. Good find!
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Right now there are still 96.000 results in the google index, I guess it's taking a while before their crawler crawls all of them. It's a matter of time before they all will be moz.com results.
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