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@loes2911
The 404 errors you're seeing likely result from malformed URLs being crawled by Moz, where two URLs are combined incorrectly. Here’s how to address it:

Check Your Links: Review your site's internal links and sitemap for any improper URL structures.

Canonical Tags: Ensure each page has a proper canonical tag to prevent merging.

Redirects: Look into your redirect settings to confirm there are no misconfigurations.

Crawl Settings: Update your robots.txt file to manage how crawlers like Moz access your site.

I was facing the same issue on my site vnapp and solved it by following these steps.

If the issue persists, reach out to Moz for additional support.

@loes2911
The 404 errors you're encountering may be due to malformed URLs being crawled by Moz. These URLs seem to merge two existing pages, leading to invalid links.

Here are a few quick steps

Check Sitemap and Links: Review your sitemap and internal links for any errors.

Canonical Tags: Ensure canonical URLs are correctly set on each page to prevent confusion.

Redirects: Investigate any misconfigured redirects in your .htaccess or server settings.

Robots.txt: Adjust your robots.txt to block invalid URLs.
If the issue continues, contact Moz for further guidance.

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Certainly:

I've noticed a significant decrease in my domain authority, going from a solid DA 9 down to DA 7. While I'm currently diving into the data to understand what might have caused this drop, I'm still in the process of finding concrete answers. Here is my site https://capcutpremium.com/