Thank you guys for your help

Hi Mozzers,

I have a client that have 3 pages represented twice in the Nav. There are not duplicates since they land with the same URL. It seems odd to have this situation but I guess it make sense for my client to have those represented twice since these pages could fall into multiple categories?

Is it a bad practice for SEO or is it a waste to have those in the NAV? Should I require to eliminate the extras?

Thanks!

Hi Miriam,

Quick question regarding the "cities we serve" in the main NAV. So are you saying that this item should display all the cities the business serve and each one of them would split up into their respective services with unique content.(see attachment)

Thanks for letting me know!

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Thank you guys for those useful tips

Hi mozzers,

A potential future client(electrician) covers 40+ locations in one region(local SEO) but only has 1 address. He wants to rank for at least 5 to 7 main locations which he has PO boxes for.

Can I use these as addresses on his website or will it be seen as violating the google guideline? If it is no good what should I do?

Thanks

Awesome John! thanks

Cheers

Hi John,

One thing I am confused about. Should I have the goals set in the subdomain profile? domain or the combined profile? I would think this should be on the combined profile, right?

Also when you say "filter by example.com", you can only do that by adding a secondary dimension "landing Page URL path" right or you meant something else?

thanks John!

Thank you John for yoveal help

Hi Mozzers,

Here is an issue I am going through:

1. I have a root domain(www.example.com) that is the core website where you are able to schedule a service
2. I have a subdomain (sub.example.om) that is part of content strategy offering free tips and follows a different branding strategy.
3. There are internal links from sub to root domain
4. I have a GA subdomain tracking code installed on every page for both domains

I would love to set goal tracking on GA for visitors coming to my subdomain, then going to root domain and then schedule a sevices? Is  this possible? If it is, can someone show me a How To because I tried it anddidn't work?

Thanks mozzers!

Thank you guys for all of your answers. It seems that I'll need to ask them!

@Bradley: It seems that this is a good technique whether they install it via BING but I know bing also offers other techniques to verify WMT so even if I don't find it, it could mean either they don't have it or they do(using other verification process), right?

Hi Guys,

I am running an audit for a client and one of the things I investigate is if they have a Google and BING webmaster tools . Also I am trying to detect if they have submitted any XML sitemaps. Is there a way for me to be able to detect these by making a simple search on google or not?

Thank you Mozzers!