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I've just manually edited all of the page titles, meta descriptions and optimised the copy on a client's site.  I submitted this for a new crawl on Google via Webmaster Tools but when I do a Google search the old versions are still showing.  Will it still take a few weeks for the new versions to show even though Google has crawled it via Webmaster?

Well that's what they did, they added a number of URLs in the same profile until they realised what they were doing.  I've had to set up a new GA profile and therefore only have access to the data from the old profile when I use the old log-in to the user account.  Thanks for all the responses.

Oh dear, it seems that my 2nd hand info wasn't correct (apologies Brian if you're reading this).  I received the info from the client which has now been clarified:

the web developer didn't say that giving admin access to a user would give that user admin access to all other GA accounts but that it would give access to all other profiles set up under that GA account.

The problem is that when he started using GA first, he mistakenly added several profiles for clients website under the same GA account and cannot find a way to move a given profile from one GA account to another.

Any suggestions folks?

Thanks so much all, that's why I suspected.  Good to get the validation!

Just wondering if you have any advice on the following scenario:

Client's GA account was set-up by a previous web developer.  The client's GA account is a user account (not admin).  When we request from the previous web developer that the account access be changed to admin, the web developer says they can't do that as we'll then have​ access to all the other GA accounts within their account.

Does this mean we'll have to create a new GA profile for the client and lose all historic GA data?

Any guidance greatly appreciated.

Apologies if this is already answered, I'm a newbie.  I'm looking to determine how to target long tail keywords.  I'm supporting a site that is new and with very small budgets in the very competitive life insurance market.  If we devise a list of long tail keywords, should we then add those to the page titles, meta descriptions etc rather than the short tail ones that the site will never rank for anyway?