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Hi all,

*Admin please feel free to remove or add this to any existing post. I have searched the community for any similar questions.

While checking in the Google Search Console, under the "Security Issues" (lone section) I have found Google pointing out specific pages of our website where the message we are seeing is

"Content injection - These pages appear to be modified by a hacker with the intent of spamming search results." The Learn More link takes us to  https://developers.google.com/webmasters/hacked/docs/hacked_with_spam?ctx=SI&ctx=BHspam&rd=1

We've never injected spam code or have not been injected with any spammy code so what baffles me is why would Google pick this up when we have mentioned to them very clear that our code is secure and not hacked.

Has anyone received a similar message and had any luck removing the message correctly?

Thanks in advance!

Hi Sam,

Thank you for your message. Please feel free to correct me if my response is completed wrong. : )

What I have found is when I extracted a CSV file I did see the wrong spelling keyword in there.

However from the main UI "Add & Manage Keywords" I was not able to see or even have any chance to delete the wrong spelling keyword which is strange right? : )

Your second paragraph i do understand. : ) (For duplicated keywords, both will be added/tracked because you can set them up to track different levels (national/local) as well as label them differently. If it's not something you want in your campaign, I'd recommend deleting the keyword.)

Thank you again and much appreciate the message.
SP

Hi all,

Some questions for Moz Pro Campaigns Setup

Q1
As part of Moz Pro, we've created a campaign to track a set number of keywords and it seems that 2-3 of the keywords have been entered as a misspelling so I wanted to know how I can edit them to be corrected?

Under "Add & Manage Keyword" I do see the keywords however do I need to click on "Show More" in order to scroll over to the keywords I need to edit / correct?

Q2Eager to know if duplicated keywords are omitted when they are entered into the campaign. So if someone had entered in "abc123" twice in the list of 600 keywords will the 2nd instance of abc123 be removed when the keyword list is submitted into Moz?

Cheers,
SP