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Hi! If you've added the campaign in Moz Analytics, it won't be available in the PRO version of things. That's just the way things are set up right now. Sorry for any confusion.

To elaborate, I'm the editor for YouMoz. If you submit a post that says "At my SEO Company, we blah blah blah" and you link SEO Company back to your site, that link is not going to stay in the post (if the post gets published).

We certainly do allow links in YouMoz, but they must have a purpose. I've written more about the YouMoz process at http://moz.com/blog/inside-youmoz-how-to-guest-blog-for-moz.

That assumes that you can get a link to your website from a guest post on Moz.

Backed by quite a bit of real-life experience on EGOL's part.

We also have some good info in the Beginner's Guide to SEO chapter on LinkBuilding at http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo/growing-popularity-and-links

Yes, the manual crawl test is what you'll need to use in this situation.

This question is two years old, and you may have a better response rate if you ask a separate, new question.

Are you logged into Google? Are you using an incognito window? Have you tried the search on other computers? I can get different results for rankings just by using different browsers, because sometimes I'll be logged into Google on one browser, and not the other, and have the history enabled on a third even though I'm not logged in.

Are you checking from the US or a US proxy?

Hi! I think there is a $1 test charge that gets refunded when you sign up for a trial, just to make sure you have a valid credit card. Sending an email to help@moz.com is the best way to contact us with any questions. Thank you, and sorry for any troubles!

It's actually been discussed several times in Q&A. You might find it helpful to do a search for it in Q&A, then ask a question based on the questions you have after reading other discussions.

Have you made any changes to your website? Could it be that perhaps the analytics code was removed from a few pages?

Your title says Google is no longer promoting your website. Has your traffic from Bing or Yahoo changed? Has direct traffic changed?

There should be something about switching back to Pro. If you don't see it, send an email to help@moz.com and we'll help you out there.

Are you thinking of the on-page grader perhaps?

If you can tell us a little more about the report, we can help you figure out where to find it.

Whatever links we find are the ones used in the DA calculation. It's also why if we have a smaller link set in an index the DA can go down.

This post may also be of help: http://moz.com/blog/how-should-you-handle-expired-content

Thanks for letting us know. I have no idea if there is a problem with this or not, but I've passed it along to our legal team.

It is actually a few layers deep in the directory structure, which is why we may not have crawled it. We can't crawl all of the huge sites like Yahoo, Twitter, etc. because then we wouldn't have the resources to crawl anything else.

Has it shown up as a link in the past?

It's hiding over at http://pro.moz.com/tools/crawl-test right now.

Google talks about this in their blog post at http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2011/05/more-guidance-on-building-high-quality.html, which is a good place to start.

Well, I can think of another company that releases metrics at least monthly which reflect a measurement that is similar to Pagerank.

We don't have a way to exclude that at the moment, but I believe it is on our future feature list. I'm having someone from the help desk step in and offer more information.

So glad to hear about the recovery. Thanks for sharing!

Revamping the Q&A categories is on our list of things to do, and mobile is one of the categories we want to add. Thanks for giving your feedback; this is a good place to do so.

My first thought is why do you want to split up your link building and content efforts among several sites, and have several sites to maintain instead of one?

When we were SEOmoz, we used to have an Easter Egg in our response header. It's gone now, but you can see it (and several other funny ones) at http://royal.pingdom.com/2012/08/15/fun-and-unusual-http-response-headers/

Oh meta keywords, curse you and your inevitable betrayal.

I was wondering if the client did plastic surgery.

I'm working from home today and trying not to wake up my husband because I'm laughing so hard. Time to move downstairs before I read any more replies!

That is the best way (since you'll be logged in and your account information will be included with the ticket). An alternate way is to email help@moz.com.

And bank account deposits.

Disavowing links to Google isn't going to affect your OSE report. Moz doesn't have a way of seeing what you've told Google, so we have no way to know which links you've disavowed.

I believe it's internally Google will treat those links as nofollow, but they cannot physically modify the code on the linking site, so those links won't be marked nofollow for OSE and other crawlers.

I hope this helps some?

What blog platform are you using? That'll help us provide a more specific answer. Thanks!

Here's the page from Google about site links: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/47334?hl=en

The keywords are decided by what is showing in the top 50 results for that keyword. We have some more details about the On Page Grader at http://moz.com/help/pro/on-page-reports

Those are actually site links, not rich snippets. You can't explicitly get Google to enable those for you.

Things will be fixed in about the next two hours. A workaround is to use a different computer for the moment, so the DNS isn't cached with the bad CSS. Different browser won't fix it, but different computer should.

Update: Things will be fixed in about the next two hours. A workaround is to use a different computer for the moment, so the DNS isn't cached with the bad CSS.

Things will be fixed in about the next two hours. A workaround is to use a different computer for the moment, so the DNS isn't cached with the bad CSS.

We did have a problem with CSS earlier and it's being fixed. If you have bad CSS, use a different browser and that should work (since it won't have the bad CSS cached).

So sorry about this! We had a problem this morning, but it should be all resolved now.

We have had some CSS issues this morning, it's in the process of being fixed if it's not already fix (I haven't totally caught up on that email thread yet). Sorry for the troubles!

We released a new index last night, and DA should be closer to normal now. Can you take a look and let me know how things are now?

We released a new index last night. Same calculations, better data set.

Is this in OSE, or somewhere else? OSE doesn't index all of the web, so it could be that we just didn't index those particular links.

Can you explain what you mean by optimizing a 404 page?

It's a bit more of a complex task than we originally envisioned, but it is in progress, I promise!

Hi! We received your email as well as your FB message. We'll pass it along to the correct people. Thanks for the inquiry!