Hi Javier, thanks for your question! There isn't a feature to export the default dashboard as-is. You can, however, create a Custom Report that is every bit as visual as the one in the dashboard.

To get started, go to your dashboard. Click on the "Custom Reports" button, located underneath the main navigation bar on the RH side of the page. Then follow the directions to create your report using the easy-peasy, drag and drop interface. You can make the report look like your dashboard, or you can customize it to your heart is content.

When you've finished putting the report together, you will be given the option to print a PDF. After you create your PDF, you can then schedule the report to be automatically generated and emailed to you on the schedule that works best for you. Voila!

I hope that helps. Let me know if you have questions.

Christy

Ryan's advice is solid. I'd also keep a close eye on the page level metrics for these landing pages. If the copy is horrible, I'm guessing that most of your KPIs aren't great either. (My point being that high keyword traffics are great when they bring in qualified traffic that leads to conversions, but are no good to you if the traffic doesn't convert.) Best of luck!

Christy

Hi  jeenu_svs,

I'm not sure what your question is, to be honest. Are you asking why site #2 does not appear in search results at all when site #1 ranks high for the first set of keywords (and vice versa)? Is your concern limited to non-personalized local search results?

Thanks in advance for clarifying your question!

Christy

Hi Dmitri, have you checked out the list of companies officially endorsed by Moz? I do not see anyone on the list based in Ontario, but many of these companies work with clients around the globe

Hi there - The SEOmoz Beginner's Guide to SEO at http://www.seomoz.org/beginners-guide-to-seo might be a useful starting point for you.  Chapter 7 focuses on linkbuilding. You mentioned local SEO. Do you have questions specific to local search?

Hi EGOL,

Specifically, would you like to be able to easily view all questions posted by a specific person in the forum, or questions they have answered (or at least responded to)?

Happy to help, Romeo. And I definitely agree with your comment on the new Moz site. It is good-looking, easy to use, and FAST!

Hi there! I have removed the link in your original post, and left it published here in the forum as a discussion question. For details, please refer to the email I just sent you.

Christy

Yes, this is exactly what I mean, Nigel! Marking an answer as "Best Answer" also rewards the contributor with MozPoints and marks the question as "Answered."

Hi Thomas,

You shouldn't have an issue with pointing pages in different languages to your Google+ account (that is in German only.) Here's what Google has to say about this on its official blog for webmasters:

Q: If I use authorship on articles available in different languages, such as example.com/en/article1.html for English and
example.com/fr/article1.html for the French translation, should I link to two separate author/Google+ profiles written in each language?

A: In your scenario, both articles: example.com/en/article1.html and example.com/fr/article1.html should link to the same Google+ profile in the author’s language of choice.

Hope that helps!
Christy

Great! And you are quite welcome, EGOL.

Hi there, Steffany is correct! You may also request a historical rankings CSV file at http://moz.com/help/contact. Hope this helps!

Cheers,
Christy

Hi there, what a great idea! Where exactly in Tennessee are you looking to form a mastermind group? If you are looking to form a group that meets in person, you may want to consider adding the name of the geographic location where you want to meet to the title of your question.

Hi there, and welcome to the Moz Forum!

This is a great question, and deserves its own thread, actually. Would you mind starting a new thread with this question? (Asking one question per thread makes it easier for folks with questions similar to yours to find it when searching the forum. It also keeps the forum nice and tidy, and gives your question the best chance of being thoroughly answered.)

Thanks so much for your cooperation.

Christy

Got it. Will ping a staffer for you. Thanks for clarifying.

Hi Cornelius, in addition to studying everything Miriam Ellis writes about Local SEO on The Moz Blog, I recommend subscribing to Mike Blumenthal's blog and Local University.

Happy to help, Lana!

Christy

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 there, thanks for your question! Is this a personal Google+ profile or a brand page? Either way, does it have a custom URL? (That is, plus.google.com/+YourPageOrProfileName.)

Hi there, thanks for your question! To answer your question directly, Moz would be crawling your old URLs because it is able to find them using internal links and/or your sitemap.

You can verify that Moz is crawling your old URLs --  and even see where they are finding them -- using Moz Analytics. To do this, log into into your Moz Analytics dashboard and go to the Crawl Diagnostics report, located under Search in the LH nav. The Crawl Diagnostics report will list the URLs of pages Moz has identified as duplicate content on the High Priorities tab, and how many internal and external links each of those pages has. To see the URL Moz crawled to find a specific page listed here,  download the CSV file from this tab and look at the column labeled "Referrer".

Please let me know if this answers your question or not, thanks!

Christy

Hi BeyondIndigo,

I just did a nonpersonalized search in Google-US for Volunteer Veterinary Hospital in Knoxville, and you client came up as the first organic result in the SERPs. My hunch is that you are not ranking for the search terms you are tracking in the tools you mentioned, and you are not tracking the search terms that are actually driving organic search traffic to your client's site.

In order to tell for sure, though, please provide us with more information about the tools you are using, and what, exactly, they are showing you that has led you to believe that your client's site has no presence in Google's search results.

Finally, if your client's site has been verified in Google Search Console, (formerly known as Googlewebmaster Tools), you can see how often the site is showing up in the SERPs, and for what search queries, in the Search Analytics Report.

Hope to hear from you soon!

Christy

Hi there, thanks for your question. This is a known issue, and a fix is being worked on as we speak, per Moz Health.  You can check back there for status updates any time. In the meantime, you may use the On-Page-Grader tool as a quick workaround to export a report for any keyword + URL at https://moz.com/researchtools/on-page-grader.

I hope that helps. Thanks so much for your patience! We really appreciate it.

Kind Wishes,
Christy

Hi Chammy, to get the full value of the blog (and save yourself from headaches later on), you should integrate it into the main site in a subfolder. This will consolidate all of your content into a single site. It is easier and faster to build up the authority of one site than two, which is what you will have to do if you leave the blog on the root and the main site on the "www" subdomain.  That's my short answer. Hope it helps, and let me know if you have questions!

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 James,

I am curious as to why you think there is only one really good way to get good backlinks to an ecommerce site -- and why you don't want to share it in this thread so that other forum members may benefit from it.

Hi there, Josh is correct in that we have a strict no solicitation policy for this forum and do not allow job postings (to prevent the forum from becoming, well, more like a job board and less like a discussion forum). Typically, we close questions seeking recommendations for SEO service providers, including agencies and independent consults, and suggest you check out our list of Moz Recommended Companies or post on Inbound.org's job board. But since you are getting some solid advice on what to look for in an SEO audit (and related tools), I am going to leave this thread open for a while. Thanks so much for your understanding.

Christy

Hi Lana,

Hm ... I was able to generate the PDF preview and download a copy of your report just now. For your privacy, I sent the link to the report preview in a PM. Would you please go into your Custom Reports and try to preview the report once more? I've confirmed that you have set the report up correctly to be emailed to you on a daily basis. Have you received the report yet via email? If not, would you kindly triple-check that the email address is valid and that it's not in your spam folder, etc?

Fingers crossed,

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

Hi there, thanks for your question! Yes, you can track any Facebook page that you manage. Under Campaign Settings, when you connect the Facebook account associated with the page you want to manage, all the pages you manage wish said show under Facebook Accounts on the same page. (You may need to click on the pencil icon next to Facebook Accounts, though.) Click on "Track This Profile" next to the name of the page you wish to track.

Just testing something, folks... please disregard this response!

Hi Alex, welcome to the Q&A forum --  and thanks for your kind words about our tools and blog. We're very glad they're helping you successfully rank your existing business website in the SERPs.

You refer to your mobile car detailing business as a new business. I am curious, are you actually setting it up as a business distinct from your air duct cleaning business, and will it have its own branding? And how do the markets for each one compare? (I'm guessing they are very different, with one B2B and the other B2C but I don't know what I don't know.)

Hi Carla, you can use the Crawl Test Tool Jesse mentioned to find duplicate titles and meta descriptions or any site. However, I believe what you are actually looking for is the Crawl Diagnostics Report, available for any campaign you have set up in your Moz Analytics account. To find it, go to http://analytics.moz.com/manage-campaigns and select the campaign of your choice. This will take you to the Dashboard Overview of that campaign. In the lefthand navigation, select "Search". In the subnav that appears, select "Crawl Diagnostics". From there, you can filter data and download reports. You can also schedule Custom Reports to be automatically emailed to you. Let me know if you needs more clarification on this, thanks!

Christy

Hi Stefania!

Yes, you have correctly installed the code snippet for Google Authorship across your site using a footer widget, and linked to your blog from your personal Google+ profile. You can keep this setup as long as this remains a one-author blog. Google Webmaster Tools has a structured data testing tool that is very useful for determining if Authorship is working for any page. It shows that Authorship is working for your first blog post, and gives you a nice preview of what the search result will look like if Google decides to show your author photo with it - see http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/richsnippets?q=http%3A%2F%2Fjijil.pasadena2shop.com%2F.

Remember that correctly setting up Google Authorship does not guarantee that your author photo will show in search results. Focusing on creating high-quality content on both your blog and Google+, and becoming an authority on the topics you write about, however, will increase your chances of standing out in search results with Google Authorship.

Please let me know if you have any questions, and best of luck with your new blog!

Christy

Hi there, did you fill in the search query box with your search term enclosed in quotes? Also, are you receiving any error messages? So sorry for your trouble!

Christy

Just another brief test, nothing to see here...

Hi Meaghan, happy to help! I was actually referring to Hutch 42's advice above, in this thread. (The anchor link to his response to your question is http://moz.com/community/q/copying-pasting-the-moz-glossary-onto-my-site-is-this-white-hat-or-black-hat#reply_270109.)

That is a great suggestion, EGOL. I will definitely pass it on.

And this. "These guys must be pissants if they are only asking for a few hundred bucks.  Would be funny to see Mr Skinner point at the camera and say... "We didn't pay-off a $200 pissant and we will not pay you." Ha! No kidding, right??

Hi Yair! You definitely need to install the code if you want the search box to appear with Sitelinks, as well as follow all other recommendations listed in the documentation you linked to. As the documentation itself implies, however, there are no guarantees that the search box will appear.

Search Box Note Appearing? The sitelinks search box appears only for navigational queries and when relevant for users. Google algorithms use a variety of factors to determine when the box appears, including the information on the site and different types of navigational queries from Search users.

Let us know how this turns out for you once everything's set up, okay? Until then, best of luck!

Christy

Yes, we now have this functionality, as Chris said in his most recent response! If you have any additional questions, please start a new thread or send an email to help@moz.com. Thanks, David!

Hi Jimmy, is this working for you now? If not, are you able to give other community members the "thumbs up"?

MozCon, July 14-16 in Seattle. Best value, hands-down. Actionable talks from the best speakers in the industry, awesome community, and great venue. Plus, you get to meet Roger. Details, $300 discount here --> http://moz.com/mozcon.

Hi, I am so sorry about this! Unfortunately, we are still experiencing intermittent issues with our tools as a result of DDoS attacks over the weekend. Moz engineers are working hard to resolve this. For status updates on all Moz products, please visit Moz Health. For details on the DDoS attacks against Moz and others, please read this article from _The New York Times - _ Tally of Cyber Extortion on Tech Companies Grows.

Thanks so much for your patience. We appreciate it!!

Kind Wishes,
Christy

I agree with Jarno, given the nature of your site. I'd also strongly suggest 301 redirecting any of the old URLs that have inbound links and/or are receiving organic search traffic to the new ones that will be created when you rename the images. (There are several Wordpress plugins that can make this easier on you.) If the images don't have any inbound links or traffic, you can simply let them 404. Best of luck!

Christy

Hi Kay,

I saw the screenshot and yes, I would recommend making space in your page design so that you can have a unique H1 (main heading/the most important headline) properly created for each of your pages. The H1 not only helps the search engines figure out what a page is about, but how a page is structured as well. The same goes for screen readers. This is why it is still best practice to make the H1 the main headline of the page, vs. a navigational element (with one unique H1 per page).

While the importance of using a keyword-rich H1 has declined over the years as a page ranking factor, it still carries some weight. That said, when writing H1s (and title tags), it's always wise to consider what will be most helpful for the user. (And that is often if not always the same thing that is helpful for the search engines!)

I agree with Andy that on an ecommerce site, if the heading for the page is a product name/type (or contains the product name/type), then this usually makes a good H1. I also agree that you should place it in the main body of the of the page, not the navigation. (Usually the

tag is placed right after the opening tag.) I partly disagree with him that this shouldn't be a copy of a the title tag. I've found that using the same copy for the title and H1 tags (for the same corresponding page) is good for the user experience, and can reduce pogo sticking. So when the user clicks on a title in the SERPs through to a page with the same heading, it is obvious they found the right page. They clicked on the search result they thought looked good, and this page is obviously about the same thing... this is the page they want. Does that make sense?

If using the product name/type for the H1, though, will not give you a compelling title tag (or a super short one), I would recommend sticking with the product name/type for the H1, and incorporating the same copy into the title tag (i.e., adding on to it, which could be as simple as adding your brand name).

I hope this helps!

Christy

Hi there! This is a good question. However, to offer any insight into what may be going on in this particular situation, we need more information. Would you mind sharing the keyword you are targeting, as well as the domains of the top-ranking sites? Thanks!

Christy

Hi Bonnie, Linda and Justin are absolutely right. You can follow their instructions to uninstall the toolbar permanently.

If, however, you'd like to be able to temporarily disable it, you can toggle it on and off using a keyboard shortcut: Cmd + Option + Control + M on OSX, Shift + Ctrl + Alt + M on Windows. You can also toggle it on and off by clicking on it's bookmark icon.

For a good overview of what you can do with the Moz Toolbar, as well as how to configure it to meet your needs, check out the video at http://moz.com/help/guides/research-tools/mozbar. Best of luck!

Christy

Yes, this is okay if the URLs for the images themselves don't have significant inbound links. (Just let them 404.) For any images that, do, however, have significant inbound links, I would 301 redirect the URL for the old image to the URL for the new image. (Notice I am saying image not page. Keep the URL for the page the image is embedded on the same.)

Hi there, and welcome to the forum! Are you actually going to operate the location at 2731 Interstate St. using the new name -- or are you asking if it is a good idea to list what is essential the same business with this new name and address in order to get an addition map listing with Google My Business?

Keep in mind that your Google My Business listing(s) should mirror your business' real-world name, the one you are known to customers both online and offline (including storefront signage, your website, and all printed materials).

Hi J.P., you've received some solid advice from Bob. Like he said, though, it is difficult from the example given to tell if your suggested approach is solid. However, detailed answers to these 2 questions should help us get a clearer picture of the situation:

1. Why do you think the existing URL structure is a poor one?

2. Why do you  think the proposed one would be more effective for this particular site in terms of SEO performance?

And, of course, if you are able to provide examples of URLs that provide a bit more detail (and show any differences between the existing and proposed URL structure beyond the addition of a subfolder), that would be great, too!

Looking forward to hearing from you,

Christy