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This is likely just a URL from your old website structure that somebody has put a link to somewhere out there on the web (Possibly incorrectly with a typo). I would 301 redirect to the most relevant page you have on the Wordpress site and mark it as Fixed on WMT.
It's something I see a lot of. Only thing you have to worry about is annoying you're competitor to the point where they drive your adspend through the roof and try various ways to catch you're traffic too.
We just had a competitor do something similar. Google wont mind much though 
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With all things Google, it comes down to one factor; value. Duplicate content on the order of product descriptions and printer friendly pages is valuable. If you sell six products, all six have different pages, and forcing you to remove five of them is unfeasible. These pages are not uselessly scraped or intentionally copied for SEO purposes, they’re legitimate parts of your business.
The sites that actually receive duplicate content penalties are those that scrape content from other sites to pass off as its own. They are the sites that use duplicate content in an attempt to bypass search regulations. Google actively penalizes sites attempting to circumvent the rules.
http://www.seoblog.com/2014/05/duplicate-content-harmful-commerce-product-pages/
Thanks Matt, some good points to consider.
I think due to our following being relatively small and the fact it's a pretty select UK only audience, they don't tend to like it. We re-shared something twice in the same day for the first time in months and sure enough, we lost a few followers. Fickle bunch 
I do think we could get more out of of the blog though, so more testing to be done!
Cheers,
Hi Robert.
I would imagine this has something to do with how young the domain name is. It was only made last month.
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Hi Jen,
Do you have the bar in "DA mode?"
Click it once to put the bar into DA mode which is "half off" or click it again to disable it.
If you don't get those different modes when clicking the "M" button I would uninstall and reinstall the chrome ext.
I agree 100% with Hustler. Take the time to build a responsive website if you can afford to and your mobile traffic/conversions are already pretty low.
In the future, Google may further split rankings so you may as well have a solution in place that will perform on all three mediums just in case. ( Desktop, Mobile, Tablet )
Hi Steve,
I don't see a problem with doing that but best practice would be to leave the optimized image alone and add some linked anchor text somewhere or maybe link the product name within the blog post instead? I have shared a blog post about internal linking below. Check it out
"In keeping with the content theme of internal linking, your internal links should use anchor text as opposed to linked images. Image links are fine, provided that images are not the main source of links, and assuming the image is properly alt-tagged."
Hi All,
Just wondering... since the demise of Linkedins' Signal tool, is there a way to actually see who and where my content is being shared on Linkedin? Blog posts being published at the minute are getting inshares almost as soon as they're live and I want to know who's doing it.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Hey Ryan,
It's just started working again around 15 minutes ago for me. I do need to take advantage of the Moz Analytics campaigns, I'll set one up.
Have a good one bud
Thanks David, that clears that up!
Hi All,
Not been on the forums for a while and this isn't really an SEO question.
How do you feel about Twitter feeds that constantly regurgitate the same content. It's pretty much industry standard on most pages but if the content is yours, no affiliates or other people are involved - is it really necessary to plug the same 500 word blog post over and over?
Personally, I don't like it. I think it looks spammy and unprofessional and in all honesty, I unfollow pages regularly because of it.. What do you guys think? Am I squandering content by not regurgitating?
Happy Monday all - Jamie
Cheers Mark I just wanted to make sure.
Our SEO and content is more on point than ever at the moment - as is site speed and errors - but from your response I am deducing we need to get a stronger link profile to knock them off the #2 spot.
That's where ill focus.
Thanks for that
Agreed Monica
I'm looking forward to this update lol!
I had this problem exactly and it turns out it was an index file on the server for the old page.
It was the only temporary redirect on the site so it was driving me mad and I wanted rid of it! FTP onto the server and check the folder for the old page which will likely contain an index file. the 302 was in there for us.
This is an old question but posting this for people in future.
Hi There
You need to unblock the site in your robots.txt and then go into Google webmaster tools and "Fetch as Google". Check out the image I attached for you.
I usually Fetch and Render then Submit to index. It's usually very quick to index.
By noindexing the pages, Google (potentially) no longer sees them so you potentially lost a lot of your ranking power.
The pages will have been keyword rich and will have let Google know your website is all about phones etc. By noindexing, you are essentially saying to Google that your site is no longer relevant ( or at least less relevant ) to those keywords. A lot of things will have happened when those pages dropped from Googles eyes.
Allowing them to be indexed, even though they are considered old phones, is the best thing to do. Personally I would set them to index again and give it some time.
*** Sorry if I misunderstood but I think there is some confusion between nofollow and noindex here
I get this problem too. "Our connection to your Facebook account was lost. Don't worry, you won't lose any data. Please reauthorize now."
Neil Patel -http://www.quicksprout.com/ - http://www.kissmetrics.com/ - http://www.crazyegg.com/
I get his newsletter and read his blog posts. I particularly like Neil as his posts aren't dripping with arrogance like most, he is very active and he is okay with saying stuff that contradicts the official statements of Google.
One of my favourites.
No problems Goran,
Honestly, It's impossible to tell. It's possible that it will take more than just setting the pages to "index" again for them to rise back to where they were. Being an optimist, I'd say a couple of weeks to a month before you start to see any changes in rank but that's just a guess.
Hi Mozzers
This has more than likely been asked before but my searches have left me empty handed so I have asked on here ( sorry! )
Please see attached screenshot, do you have any idea why apple.com is showing in my top pages?
I'm just curious more than anything as this isn't the first time I've noticed it. Anybody know?
Happy Friday people, cheers
Never mind! Found the information here for anybody who is interested:
http://www.analyticsedge.com/2014/12/removing-referral-spam-google-analytics/
Hi Evan,
There is a good blog post on exactly this subject here:
http://www.seoblog.com/2014/07/product-descriptions-unique-duplicate-content/
Are you using an E-commerce platform?
