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Dear Chris,

Thank you for your reaction. Unfortunately, we already used _rel=publisher _on our website. Also, I see other companies with less +1's, that do have their Google + Brand page on the right side.

Anyone, any other ideas?

Tom

When you search on a company name in Google often the URL of the specific company is shown as 1st organic search result.

Often one will also see a Google+ box on the right side when searching on a company name. This Google+ box includes a brand logo as well.

Our company has also a Google+ account for several months.

This page is also shown in the regular organic search results.

But when I search on my specific company name,  I don’t see the Google+ box on the right side of the results. However, when I search on my company name including my location, Google does show our Company information in Google Maps style, and that does include our last Google+ update as well.

What do I need to do to show our Google+ information on the right side in the organic results when someone searches on our company name (without location), so our work and updates within Google+ are rewarded.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

In addition to that I also noticed the main page seems to indicate itself as being canonical. I can imagine that this also interferes with any search engines or Moz indexing the website.

Have you tried adding a different website as a campaign to check if that works?

If you can't add any websites as campaigns at all you should make sure you have the required capacity to add another campaign (since each account has a limit on how many campaigns it can track).

If all of that checks out but you still can't do anything, I'd recommend sending a detailed explanation of the problem to help@moz.com. The support is usually excellent and fast.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

Are you trying to add the url including the "http://"?
Moz does that for you, so you should add it as "www.isotopx.com" or "isotopx.com" depending on if you want to get statistics for the "www" subdomain.

If this doesn't help, post exactly what you are trying and copy/paste the exact values you are using so I or the community can see exactly what you're doing

Cheers,
Karst
Onlinq

The page with keyword 1, which ranks 1 in Google for this keyword, has an incoming link from a domain with Domain authority 82. And has just a few other incoming links.

The page with keyword 2, ranks #3, has much more incoming links but with lower Domain and Page authoroties.

Regarding internal links: Both pages are direct links from the main menu and no other incoming internal links.

For a specific keyword we rank #1 in Google. Nevertheless, I got a Grade F on SEOMoz regarding page optimization. All comments were certainly true.

On another keyword (keyword 2) we got a grade A, on this keyword we rank #3.

Strange enough I did linkbuilding on keyword 2 to the page regarding this keyword. I did not do linkbuilding for the first keyword.

How can this be explained? Both keywords have average competition.

Thanks for your reply. Based on the results, would you suggest to get more links quick or to build up links from domains with a high Moztrust?

Firebug is a great tool, also there are some great plugins to check PHP code for instance (by running some extra code on your webserver). Firebug is great for checking CSS, JS and HTML and is very useful to find errors in your programming.

Please allow me to share some metrics with you.

The first column contain the metrics of our company, the 2 on the right are some competitors. Picture 1 is the page specific metrics for our homepages www.domainname.com

Picture 2 is the root specific metrics.

What I do not understand is the huge difference between our company homepage under page metrics and our root domain. What would be your suggestion to do?

Our on-page factors are graded A, so these are okay. Based on the results, my main focus is to more actively build up more links. Nevertheless, we already have links for on the websites that came out of siteexplorering the competition.  Nevertheless one competitor is included on DMOZ which has a very high domaintrust. We are already waiting for months to be included... But I am sure that this one link cannot make all the difference.

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