I've had a similar issue - haven't sourced a solution.  Also, I noticed even when you change the page to a 'community' page so remove the 'review' option - the old negative reviews still show via Facebook mobile app.  Did you also have this issue?

Thanks Stuart.

That is the admin login page but I'm not sure about the link they mention Example: http://inter-italia.com/en/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword

It just shows up as a 404 error - can't see that the page actually exists?  Not sure where Moz pulls this info from and if its worth being concerned about.

I've just taken over the management of a website and am getting 4x  4XX (client Error) issues.

Example: http://inter-italia.com/en/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword

Can anyone give any guidance as how to fix this wordpress?

I also see a lot of 'temporary redirects' due to multilingual plugin - is there anything I can do to fix this?

Google is placing less and less importance on keyword density.

As a general rule always have the keyword/phrase in the Title, summary and opening paragraph and enbedded in any images/videos attached. And include some variations of the key term throughout the content eg. using synonyms.

I would recommend sticking at around 3% anything more than that definitely looks spammy

A little bit 'old school' but a tool you can use is http://www.visiblepr.com

You just enter in your top 3 keywords/phases and copy and paste the text into the box and it will tell you the density.

As mentioned through Google will probably appreciate the synonyms throughout the content over high density keywords.

Great idea your friend had.

I too have a friend who successfully changed Google suggest by indexing pages on a variety of websites & news distribution channels for more desirable keywords.

I have noticed if you don't teach Google what to suggest then it will sometimes offer 'negative' suggestions even if there is no content to be found.  To avoid a 'crisis' you a best off choosing your own keywords and teach google what is relevant and what is not

I think the only time you need to be worried about this is if you have the exact same content published on your own website/blog.

If you do, ensure you add a rel="author" link  (to either author page on site or Google+ profile) and that your webpage is indexed in the search engine before any other site publish identical or similar content.

Thanks fatwallet,

Unfortunately, associating these brands with the term 'scam' is not an option.

I need to figure out a way to teach google that is irrelevant.  Most of my efforts have led to additional related term to be added but have had no luck removing the negative ones.

I am having problems for a few clients where google is suggesting negative related searches.

I have had success getting Google suggestion (auto-complete) to suggest the keywords we want to be associated with the brand but the 'Searches Related to....' at the bottom of the search page is a big problem.

Many of the terms are negative of sometimes defamatory and have absolutely not relevance to the brand.  Even upon clicking on the related searches the pages Google displays are about other businesses.

Can anyone suggest how to teach Google these term are irrelevant or any other suggestions as to how to remove them?