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How is the IT team handling multi-page results?   The URL is the same - with out any parameters, but the content changes.  Is this best way to handle it from an SEO perspective?

Hi, Does anyone  know of any good sites where I can submit a Cyber Monday deal/sale? Thanks!

There's now an acquisitions tab.. but I can't figure out how to sort referral traffic by referral path.

Hi, On most of our pages Javascript is displaying our main content, so it doesn't show up on the page source and I assume isn't being crawled by Google to the best of its ability. It's also not showing up on MOZ's page grader and crawl results, making analysis and testing harder. What's the easiest way, without having to completely redo our website, to have this content crawled by search engines and moz?

While personal blogging & branding is pretty typical for those in a service/b2b industry, when it comes to CEOs/owners of retail businesses - not so much. We have a company blog right now that is heavy on company news and updates - and will be working towards being more informational/educational. But, in the meantime, it's difficult getting the ok to contribute to contributor based article/resource sites - such as http://smallbiztrends.com, since the business blog, by nature, is promotional. (our clients are both business & consumer) Assuming, we can generate enough content, my suggestion is to have the owner create a personal blog which will be purely information and educational, and use that blog to account for the owner's expertise and use those articles as means to get accepted as a contributor at highly prized sites. At the same time, we would still have a business blog that combines educations & company news/promotional. Does this seem like a sound strategy? or is it better to just build up the company blog as an educational resource. Will reputable sites be ok with an educational company blog?

Would using the same product descriptions that are on an e-commerce website for it PLA campaign count as duplicate content?  Ideally, would we want to alter the product description?

I had always thought that the Traffic Source/Medium in all sections of GA shows last interaction, and the only way to see indirect conversions was through Multi-Channel Functions/Conversion Paths. However, the screenshots - shows transactions and conversion paths that resulted from an email campaign we've done recently. As you can see on the conversion path screenshot, there were 5 conversions (1 conversion type selected -  ecommerce/transactions)  3 direct conversion or last interaction  and 2  assisted conversions. However - according to the transactions screenshot - there are 5 transactions, all show up as email. I would have thought, that the transaction page would  have only shown 3 email conversions - for the 3 direct/last interactions conversions seen in the conversion path. Any idea why this would happen? Was my initial understanding of traffic sources wrong? O7v3cTj.jpg aAPhd8e.jpg

we have  Rel Canonical tags set up on a few pages. When viewing the page source, the tags are correct. However, Moz Crawl results show the opposite. for example the page source, correctly shows, URL  X with a Rel canonical Tag of URL Y
but..  Moz crawl is showing URL Y with a Rel Canonical Tag of URL X ..any thoughts why this would happen? which should i trust more?

I have 3 advanced segments set up: Branded keywords Non-branded keywords (all) irrelevant non-branded keywords. irrelevant non-branded keywords are keywords where the visitor is not ready to purchase. for example keywords including terms such as "ideas" or "how to"..  these have generated 0 conversions for us, and I want  to track these separately from keywords that have a chance in converting, since the conversion rate between the two groups vary a lot. for the advanced segment "branded" - i listed a listed of keywords pertaining to the company name - using includes, Matching regexp and | (pipe) between keywords for advanced segment "non-branded keywords" - i took the same list and excluded matching regexp | between keywords. **for advanced segments "irrelevant keywords" ** - i took one word as the keyword and used includes, contains, and the keywords..  using OR statement between keywords.  pipe doesn't seem to work with the "contains", and only seems to work with "matching regexp". **What i want to do is  excluded all items from "Irrelevant keywords"  in advanced segment "Non-branded keywords".  but i can't seem to exclude based on another custom segment. **nor can I list  -   [X statement OR (statement y OR statement Z OR statement AB)] any thoughts on handling this logic?

I was reviewing out traffic sources on GA for  this past week's traffic history, and noticed a couple of visits & conversions that GA cited as coming from campaigns from emails that were sent out in 2012 and early 2013.  it seems odd that we would have traffic & conversions from these older campaigns  - on a regular basis.  it's not even from one campaign, but from multiple campaigns. is it possible that it is a cookie issue?  - i wonder if these visits were really from the email campaigns - or if they were from organic searches or other sources. Thoughts? Thanks!