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Thank you Keri. This helps a lot!

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Hi Mozzers,

you say there are no dumb questions, here is one.

We've build an iPhone App for our Website working-dog.eu. So users can read there new messages with ease when they are out of the office, read about breeds, ... do all the nice stuff they want.

I don't think so, but is it possible to track these users with Google Analytics? When the come via App, the Analytics code will not run for them. But maybe it could start an AJAX request or something like this? But how should the code run, without a browser which can interprete JavaScript?

So, in short: Is it possible to track users from iPhone App with Google Analytics?

Kind regards

Patrick

Hello guys,

our site is nearly perfect - according to SEOmoz campaign overview. But, it shows me 5200 Errors, more then 2500 Pages with Duplicate Content plus more then 2500 Duplicated Page Titles.

All these pages are sites to edit profiles. So I set them "noindex, follow" with meta robots. It works pretty good, these pages aren't indexed in the search engines.

But why the SEOmoz tools list them as errors? Is there a good reason for it? Or is this just a little bug with the toolset?

The URLs which are listet as duplicated are

http://www.rimondo.com/horse-edit/?id=1007 (edit the IDs to see more...)

http://www.rimondo.com/movie-edit/?id=10653 (edit the IDs to see more...)

The crawling picture is still running, so maybe the errors will be gone away in some time...?

Kind regards

Personally I'm a fan of don't block them via robots. Because if you do and you don't remove the URLs from index (remove the directory, Matt said  here ), they still will be indexed.

There was a good posting time ago at seomoz blog and you will see, your pages won't leave the index.

I think, you should set these pages "noindex, follow". It worked good for me.

Patrick