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We have a problem similar to this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22229312/universal-analytics-could-not-track-transaction-in-magento On a client's website.  I need an absolute knock-out EXPERT at solving this to give us a quote on doing something like this.  It's very urgent but it is paid. Basically the site used the old tracking code, worked, then client said they wanted new data so we upgraded to Universal.  Now everything works but Ecommerce tracking.  Desperately need help! Thanks all!

I know this is paid search but since Moz had a section for it, I thought it would be ok to ask. 🙂 According to: http://support.google.com/adwords/answer/2497836?hl=en Broad match modifier +tennis +shoes Ads may show on searches for tennis shoes
buy tennis shoes
best shoes for tennis Ads won't show on searches for running shoes
tennis sneakers I'm using (for a client) +wedding +photographer.  It should show on wedding photographer hire a wedding photographer best wedding photographer in dallas It should not show on photographer in Dallas become a photographer dallas pictures But it is.  Why would this happen?  Isn't that exactly what it says it won't show up on? Also, Google writes: Don't leave space between the plus sign (+) prefix and the word you're modifying! •Correct: +leather +shoes
•Incorrect: + leather + shoes
•Incorrect: +leather+shoes Yet the client was told by Google the opposite.  "I spoke with Google and they confirmed that the space after the plus and before wedding (“+ wedding”) would notrequire “wedding” to show up." How on Earth does this reconcile or make ANY sense? ETA:  This is fairly clear to me: Be sure there are no spaces between the + and modified words, but do leave spaces between words. The right way to do it: +formal +shoes. The wrong way to do it: +formal+shoes. http://www.google.com/ads/innovations/bmm.html

I'm doing research for a blog post on keyword stemming. Let me lay out a scenario that is baffling me. Queen's University campus bookstore and QueenClothing.com.au are my test sites. Queens University outranks QueenClothing for "queen clothing store" QueenClothing.com.au outranks Queen's University for "queens clothing store" IN WHAT UNIVERSE DOES THIS MAKE SENSE?!!??!? lol Why would Queen's rank higher on the singular and Queen rank higher  on the plural? This is what happens when I think I understand SEO.  (This is my first Pro Q&A question, pls be gentle if it's obvious...) ETA: I do know that Queen's University isn't plural ... but with an S it's a better match than one without.