Hi The Thus,

Welcome to Moz Q&A!

Wow, you have several questions. Frankly, none of them are directly related to this discussion thread about the new Domain Authority. In light of that, you may want to consider starting a new thread that is focused on your most pressing SEO question. The more specific the question, the more likely you are to receive helpful responses.

You can post a new SEO question here:

https://moz.com/community/q/ask

You can also get tips for getting the most value from our SEO forum by following that same link.

I hope that helps!

Christy

Hi Alex! Hm... I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. Would you mind rephrasing your question so we can try to provide you with an answer? If it is not directly related to this discussion about the release of Domain Authority 2.0, it would be best to start a new thread. Thanks for your understanding.

Christy

Hi, thanks for your question. You would do this in Pardot. Accordingly, I recommend reaching out to their support team for details on how to do this. You may want to ask them how you can edit the landing page template(s)  you are using so that title tags are dynamically inserted (into your landing pages).

Hope that helps!

Christy

Hi Corp Analytics,

Alex has raised some important questions. Did you see his response? Let us know so we can help, thanks!

Christy

Hi Kevin,

I'm just popping in to make sure you saw Miriam's recent response to your question in this thread. Let us know, thanks!

Christy

Hi SeobyKP, that sounds really frustrating! Ugh, so sorry you are dealing with that. Now, what exactly can we help you with? That is, what specific question would you like us to address in this thread?

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Christy

Hi Birmal, thanks for your question! To be honest, I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. Did you see the responses from Pau and Nicholas? We'd love to get some clarification about what you are asking so we can help, thanks!

Christy

Hi aplnzmarch18, did you see Ed's last response to your question? He's left some extremely thoughtful replies, btw. If any response helped resolve your issue, please mark it as a "good answer." If not, please give us more details so we can help, thanks!

Christy

I agree with Roman and Donald that it's important for SEO to properly mark up your headings and should be fairly easy to change font size with CSS. It's also important to get your heading markup right so that folks who rely on screen readers and other accessibility devices can navigate your site.

Hi Eric_S,

You've received a lot of great ideas for improving your SEO in this thread! Have you implemented any of them? We'd love to get an update from you!

Christy

Hi Eric_S, this is a great question!

Have you looked into installing Google Tag Manager on your site?

Depending on how your website is managed, installing GTM on your site may or may not require minimal development resources. Once it's up and running, though, you can use GTM to implement all sorts of SEO changes. On your site. Yourself.

Unlike the title tag, including keywords in your H1 will not improve your rankings in the SERPs any more than placing keyword anywhere high up in the code will. That said, including a keyword in your H1 is great for usability, which can increase conversions. When a user clicks on a search result (which includes keywords in the title tag), it is reassuring to click-through to a page with the same keywords prominently displayed.

Marking up your HTML with header tags is also very important for communicating the organization of your page to screen readers, which are used by the vision-impaired to browse the web.

Yes, and I think the way that Web 2.0 sites (as defined by the way you are using the term, Jubaer), including those hosted on Wordpress.com and Tumblr, is a great example of why search engines treat subdomains as distinct domains.

Practically anyone can set up a site on Wordpress.com like abc.wordpress.com with minimal effort. That is, after all, the primary service Wordpress.com offers, after all. The sites that exist as subdomains of Wordpress.com have very little in common with each other, other than being hosted on Wordpress.com.

Wordpress.com has a DA of 96. There are some truly fantastic sites hosted as subdomains of Wordpress.com, and there are also a lot of really crappy ones, too. If search engines treated the value of a link from crappysite.wordpress.com as authoritatively as the value of a link from fantasticsite.wordpress.com simply because both are hosted on wordpress.com (which does, as you say, have a DA of 96), would that be best for users? Nope, it would not. Someone could have made crappysite.wordpress.com for the sole purpose of "earning" a link to their own (self-hosted) site, or created it with good intentions, but never put in the work needed to become a valuable site for its intended audience like fantasticsite.wordpress.com did.

And, let's not forget about the importance of relevance. The topics of sites on Wordpress.com  are all over the place. Therefore, it makes sense to treat each one separately, right?

Hi Joni,

Thanks for the update. It looks like you can do this. Unfortunately, the catch is that you have to take action within 14 days of linking your YouTube account to Google+ (see https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/3056283?hl=en&ref_topic=3097177). As you said, Google+ is constantly making changes, and you are certainly not the only person out there with this problem. In the meantime, I would contact Google about your situation via the form on this page - https://support.google.com/youtube/contact/ytgplus. Make sure to use the email address associated with your YouTube account, and please keep us posted. Best of luck!

The only thing they are good for is letting the competition know what keywords you are targeting on your pages. So, assuming you aren't using meta keyword tags yourself, you are doing the best thing for your site here, and now know where to look for a bit of competitive intelligence.

Christy

Hi there! In addition to the responses above, I'd also recommend checking out the Yoast plugin. On a brand new blog, I recommend noindexing the category pages until a good amount of content is built up in each category, including unique content on each category landing page. You may find this post by Dan Shure helpful: http://moz.com/blog/setup-wordpress-for-seo-success. Best of luck!

Christy

Hi aplnzmarch18, did you see Ed's last response to your question? He's left some extremely thoughtful replies, btw. If any response helped resolve your issue, please mark it as a "good answer." If not, please give us more details so we can help, thanks!

Christy

Hi Ben, welcome to Moz! This Q&A Forum is a great place to get help from the community for using Moz tools, as is the Help Hub. Have you seen this recent thread in the forum, http://moz.com/community/q/i-m-new-to-moz-what-to-focus-on-first? There are links to many resources that will help you get the most out of Moz Analytics (including links to videos on using the dashboard.) Check it out, and if you have any specific questions about using the tools, ask away!

Christy

Hi there! It sounds like there is something wrong with the plugin (either the installation or configuration). I know there was an issue about a year ago where the Yoast plugin was creating some weird links in sitemaps, but have not heard of anything like that recently. Do you have the most recent version of both the plugin and WordPress installed? Also, are you able to share the URLs of your problematic site map and a few of the broken links reported in GWT?

Thanks

It was great to meet ya'll at MozCon! Thanks again, Paul, for organizing this. And Jesse, I'm sorry to have missed you. Next year, right?