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That was my first approach, but faced with the daunting task, I thought I'd ask if there was a better faster efficient way. Guessing not. Thanks

My site is Wordpress, and indexing tags, categories, dates, etc. just ends up causing potential duplicate page content, and so using the advised SEO Yoast plug in suggestion, we have set those type listings to noindex.  However now MOZ flags me with 1.7k+ noindex warnings. I know it is not hurting anything, but is there anyway to disable that warning to clean up my crawl error report?

I have a related question to this - I have used the Yoast SEO plugin in WP to set all tags, categories and date sorts to noindex for the reasons most have stated here. However, now MOZ flags me with 1.7k meta index warnings because of it. Since it was intentional, anyone know of a way to turn off this warning in MOZ?

All of the links have been redirected months ago, and they work. It just appears odd that these old pages that have been dead and redirected for over a year, would still appear on our grade sheet.

As for links, our donation pages are of course dynamic, but with it being on this ranking the way it is, it also seems to be on the full Moz report, and that causes it to be recognized as duplicate content, title, etc. with the actual non-dynamic link, as well as being marked as "overly dynamic."

Links like:

https://secure.ob.org/site/Donation2;jsessionid=DCB99B9BE6CF593E92224E0857776B75.app251b?5621.donation=form1&idb=143867102&df_id=5621&DONATION_LEVEL_ID_SELECTED=1781&5621.donation=root&df_id=5621

SHOULD actually be:

http://secure.ob.org/site/Donation2?5621.donation=form1&df_id=5621

The rest is just session details.

Last year we did a total site overhaul, moving from an old ASP site setup to a new WordPress set up. I notice that there are still a handful of old ASP pages being graded still - and turning up as F of course.

I tried marking them and deleting them, but hitting delete makes the check box clear, but does not remove the page. How do I get them totally out of grading circulation?

Also, some of the links are showing with session info and extra unnecessary characters - how can I clean those links up?

Collin,

The address:

http://www.ob.org/_programs/water/

is an invalid link that does not exist - it's something that SEOMoz created, assuming that the valid link, which is a single page, is under that subfolder. So what you suggest is creating a redirect from the invalid link to the single page, correct?

Hi Collin.

Thanks for your feedback. Now when say "resolve", what does that actually mean?

I would like the following page to be crawled:

http://www.ob.org/_programs/water/water_index.asp

Instead, SEOMoz changes the page to the following subfolder which is an invalid url:

http://www.ob.org/_programs/water/

Last year we did a total site overhaul, moving from an old ASP site setup to a new WordPress set up. I notice that there are still a handful of old ASP pages being graded still - and turning up as F of course.

I tried marking them and deleting them, but hitting delete makes the check box clear, but does not remove the page. How do I get them totally out of grading circulation?

Also, some of the links are showing with session info and extra unnecessary characters - how can I clean those links up?

My site is Wordpress, and indexing tags, categories, dates, etc. just ends up causing potential duplicate page content, and so using the advised SEO Yoast plug in suggestion, we have set those type listings to noindex.  However now MOZ flags me with 1.7k+ noindex warnings. I know it is not hurting anything, but is there anyway to disable that warning to clean up my crawl error report?