Unfortunately, we currently don't have a release date. They are in the works. Sorry for the wait.

Hrm...I haven't really heard of this happening without an admin sending out requests. You might followup with your fellow admins.

There are also apps that sometimes do this automatically for people. So you'll want to make sure that none of those are installed on the profile.

Hi Tim,

Unfortunately, there is no word. I was told maybe this week. Right now, it's not a matter of the videos, it's a matter of making sure that all you attendees get your free ones and that people can buy them if they weren't at MozCon. Our team says they're still testing this as they were running into bugs. I'd hate to release them, and then you not get them because of a weird bug. Sorry for the continued delay.

Lindsay is correct. You can technically download them as many times as you want. Our digital rights for them only extend to one downloaded copy, but we're pretty generous / don't really care for those sharing around their office. We do ask that you don't put them out publicly, do public showings, or charge others for them. Thanks!

It would be great if you could leave your site URL and some examples of what you're looking to rank for so we could dig in.

Did you do any recent changes to your site that may account for ranking changes?

I'd implement canonical tags for your duplicate content problem instead of noindex tags. This is the recommended practice for duplicate content.

As far as pages that you don't want indexed, when you use robots.txt to accomplish this, Google can/will still put the URL & title in SERPS. In order to stop this, you do need to put meta noindex tags on every page.

So I want to suggest checking out the webinar we had yesterday on speeding up your website.

I also wanted to address your comment about your crawlers and localized rankings possibly messing up your rankings. This is not the case. The crawler that looks at your site in Moz Analytics is different from our rankings crawlers. They do not connect. They do not influence rankings as the bots only record the information in the SERPs based on your keywords; they don't click into your site. Does that make sense?

If they were recently randomly generated by some errand code, you can let them die and 404. The only time you want to redirect a page to another is if that page 1) is getting traffic or 2) has backlinks. Since you're dealing with a code error, those two are very unlikely and you can be confident in just killing the pages.