How do you get an e.mail response from SEOMOZ?
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We have sent 3 e.mails asking why all our last 5 monthly reports are identical despite us fixing masses of the original issues but we can't get a response from anyone.
Can anyone suggest how I can get an answer please?
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Thanks. Do keep me updated if there's anything I can do to help.
Keri
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HI Keri, my collleague was contacting you so I'm not sure and he's on leave for a couple of weeks. I've sent a message to help@seomoz.org so hopefully that will do the trick. many thanks for your response.
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Hi Frank,
Can you let me know what email address you've been using? You should be getting really fast responses from the feedback form or from email help@seomoz.org. Let me know what address you've been using and I'll look into why you haven't been getting a response, and I apologize in advance for any problems you've had.
Keri Morgret
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I'll try that thanks!
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I'll try that thanks!
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help@seomoz
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Greetings Champion!
Hail Frank! You hit the Feedback button on the left side of your screen, and E-mail them your issues, which they will hastily respond! Good luck on your quest for page 1!
Justin Smith
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