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We have certain products that we've abbreviated since it's a bit too long.  For example, the word Fair Trade Organic is one of our categories and we abbreviate it to FTO. If I put FTO  on our meta tag titles and links instead of the actual word, would that provide a weaker result?

I've recently changed a bunch of duplicated pages from our site.  I did get a slightly minimized amount of duplicated pages, however, some of the pages that I've already fixed are still unfixed according to MOZ.  Whenever I check the back-end of each of these pages, I see that they've already been changed and non of them are the same in terms of Meta Tag Title is concern. Can anyone provide any suggestions on what I should do to get a more accurate result? Is there a process that I'm missing?

Last week, I was notified of having a lot of duplicated title pages.  I've recently made the changes on my website with unique content. I went back on MOZ this morning, and I'm still notified with the same problems.  However, when I check the back end of that specific page, I see the changes already made.  My question is, why are my changes not being updated in MOZ?  Does it take awhile for MOZ to recognize this or am I missing a step?

I'm basically working with an outsourced SEO company.  They fix 20 on-page links every month.  To broaden my point, I'd like to know how to check up on their progress by using MOZ. Do you have any advice? Also, would we be able to use more than one link per keyword? I don't see this option but maybe you can help me with any suggestions. Thanks! Nzo Tiano

We're working with an SEO company that provides monthly details on what keywords have improved and needs work.  One of our keyowords (Barista Classes Los Angeles) climbed up to number one on Google's search box.  However, on SEO Moz, the same keyword got an "F" under the On-Page category. Can someone help us out and define why this is happening?  This way, we can adjust and see how we can improve. Thanks!