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We send out a product review survey through an email after a purchase has been made.  It is okay that we input those in manually ourselves when they are returned?  They are legitimate reviews.  I want to make sure it doesn't send a red flag to search engines since the same person inputs them from the same computer and IP address.

Thanks in advance for your inputs.

Once I switch a site to a new domain (with links to corresponding/relative pages), will I have to keep the old site live forever for those links to work, or how long should I wait before I inactivate the old site on our server?

This is definitely an area that needs to be updated.  Or, if there was a separate tab where you could simply track only pages you want graded for the keywords tracked by your tool, that would be wonderful.  There are many of us that feel the exact same way.

It has been 6 months since the last post on this and yet it still isn't be addressed.  Does MOZ plan on updating this section?  Interesting data does little for an SEO trying to show progress to customers/employers.

added some examples to give some clarity to what I mean.    Thanks

We have a ton of articles and blog posts on our site.  Currently, we display summary lists of articles that contain the first paragraph of the article in the summary list.  However, in my reports, this is coming back as duplicate content with the full article itself.  How do I fix this?

Ex: article main page- http://www.robots.com/articles/10

First article on that page- http://www.robots.com/articles/viewing/grippers-for-robots (which shows up as duplicate content with the main artilce page).

With our blogs, we have the most recent 5 blogs (in the same summary format) listed on our main blog page.  We then have categories that people can sort by.  But again, this is causing us duplicate content because those pages show the first paragraph of the blogs related to that category.

Ex:  blog main page- http://www.robots.com/blog.

First blog listed on that page- http://www.robots.com/blog/viewing/robots-and-automation-bringing-jobs-back-to-the-united-states (which then shows as duplicate content with the main blog page).

And then you can also select categories to see related topics: http://www.robots.com/blog/category/buying-a-robot which is showing as duplicate content also.

Help!  How can I prevent this?

Thanks!

JWanner

I know you get 20% off of the Pro Plan for an annual sign up, but can I get the same discount for the Pro Plus?

I ask because I am getting errors based on URLs that do not even exist on our site.  For example:  http://www.robots.com/applications/abb/panasonic/robots this URL does not even exist for our site, but somehow it is listed in the error section of page title duplication tool.  http://www.robots.com/applications/ exists, but there is no place to get to an ABB or a Panasonic robot from this page, not to mention an ABB/Panasonic (which for sure does not exist).  ??

We have quite a few of these out there and just wondering how to find out where the link is coming from.  When we checked our URLs through Integrity, links like the one listed above (which we had 29 of them listed) that do not show up.

Thoughts?  Thanks!

Janelle