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Wow... the man himself Dr Pete!! Thanks for the info. Much appreciated. I've decided to go with both Moz Pro AND Screaming Frog.

Mo Info. Mo Power. Mo Money

Thanks for the feedback guys! Much appreciated

Hi, I have a MOZ PRO account which is brilliant for me. I am about to move my site from HTTP to HTTPS and was looking for a smooth way to list every page and its details so I can make sure I do the correct redirects etc.. before the switch to SSL.

Do I need to get Screaming Frog, or can the tools with MOZ Pro ease my path just as well?

Thanks

Hi, i'm trying to report on the ranks of my local landing page URLs within my website. What is the best way of seeing this data from certain locations around the UK?

For example - I have a landing page that is targeting London. How can I see how that ranks in the SERPs from various locations within the Greater London area?

Can this be done accurately on MOZ or SEMrush?

I would like to see how other people track their local pages for ranking locally.

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If this is my url for a conversion - should my destination url in GA be : /thankyou/?membership=

http://www.yallarugby.com/thank-you/?membership=free&trans_num=mp-txn-58d7502facb6a#mepr_errors

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Thanks for that, I'll give that a try and see what comes up!

If it's an off the shelf store software that you're using, they mostly let you choose the location that you want your store to sit in, so be sure to check that out.

Alex

You could try http://mysiteauditor.com/

I've used them quite a bit. Also maybe try SEMrush.

Never heard of it but I'm intrigued. I will go and check it out and hopefully be able to give some valid input!

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It's sounds like they're all competing for the same listings "real estate". I would consolidate them onto the strongest domain and drive traffic to it that way.

Are the sites in the same country? If you are targeting "local" you could create sub pages targeting that city.

If it's an off the shelf store software that you're using, they mostly let you choose the location that you want your store to sit in, so be sure to check that out.

Alex

Wow... the man himself Dr Pete!! Thanks for the info. Much appreciated. I've decided to go with both Moz Pro AND Screaming Frog.

Mo Info. Mo Power. Mo Money

This is all such great advice. i can't thank you enough. I will set at it this week and see if there is any improvement.

Thanks

Thanks for this Don. I did actually manage to find this - Its Adwords Ad Preview, so you can choose the location and it will display as if there.

https://adwords.google.com/apt/AdPreview?__u=2955918576&__c=8883971256&authuser=0

Hope that helps anyone else looking to do the same.

Using the words of a great SEOer... Annielytics:

"Search engines use the H1 tag to interpret what a page is about, much the same way readers of a magazine use article titles to get an idea of what an article is about. When pages are missing H1 tags, it’s harder for both visitors and search engines to decipher what the page is about. The H1 tag should contain a judicious use of the keyword(s) you’re targeting the page for. Be careful to make the language natural and not keyword stuffed. If you have to decide between user experience and SEO, go with user experience."

I would just concentrate on using the H1 tag to add value to the users experience. I guess they will already know that they are on your website, so no need to remind them of this in the H1. As Annie mentions above, use it like you would if it was an article in a magazine. You wouldn't repeat the magazine name within an article title already in the magazine.

also, the 'beginners guide' link that Matt Roney has shared is a great resource!!

Hope that helps!

Thanks for your help guys

Great thanks for the responses Kate. I'll digest what you have sent me and decide there. Thanks again for the help, it's much appreciated

Alex