I mean I'm not saying that it's not possible, but above the fold is relevant to the user because it's actually something they see. The section is completely invisible to a user, hence shouldn't be relevant.
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RE: Does Title Tag location in a page's source code matter?posted in Technical SEO
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RE: Does Title Tag location in a page's source code matter?posted in Technical SEO
I honestly don't think that the <title>tag location is your issue.</p> <p>One issue that I'm seeing is that your page load time is pretty abysmal. According to tools.pingdom.com your page load time is around 8 seconds. This probably has to do with the massive amount of code that your site is using. That is at least one thing you may look into improving.</p></title>
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RE: Does Title Tag location in a page's source code matter?posted in Technical SEO
I'm not sure that I agree with this. If this were about the
or any element that is actually visibile on the page then I'd be inclined to agree but there is really no reason that you should need to put the <title>tag higher up as long as it is within the <head> section. It really shouldn't affect anything in my opinion.</p></title>
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RE: How do I correct my axiom.com directory listing?posted in Moz Local
https://mybusinesslistingmanager.myacxiom.com/
That's the link to register to edit your axciom business listing. You will likely have to create an account and then do a phone verification. If I recall correctly the phone verification generally requires you to call them from the phone number on the listing.
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RE: How do you 301 redirect URLs with a hashbang (#!) format? We just lost a ton of pagerank because we thought javascript redirect was the only way! But other sites have been able to do this – examples and details insideposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
I would like to point out that twitter is using javascript redirects not serverside redirects. If you disable javascript and try that url it will load the homepage/ your twitter feed and the url will stay the same.
The second url doesn't seem to be properly redirecting as at least for me it just 301 redirects back to itself.
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RE: How do you 301 redirect URLs with a hashbang (#!) format? We just lost a ton of pagerank because we thought javascript redirect was the only way! But other sites have been able to do this – examples and details insideposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
That's not true. Google is able to crawl and index properly setup ajax based pages like the one in question. Bing on the otherhand is not able to do so or at least not last time I checked.
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RE: How can I see what Google sees when it crawls my page?posted in Reporting & Analytics
The one that is most commonly mentioned around here is http://www.seo-browser.com/
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RE: Using multiple domains in one Adwords accountposted in Paid Search Marketing
As far as I know, which is confirmed by this blog from Lunametrics is that you can't run ads to two different domains from the same account. You'll have to create a separate for each domain. If they are a subdomains of a main domain then that is fine but if the websites are completely separate then you'll need multiple accounts.
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RE: Reducing traffic from a particular countryposted in Local Website Optimization
If you go to site settings in webmaster tools you can set your geographic target to United Kingdom which may help.
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RE: Having Yelp Reviews Removedposted in Reviews and Ratings
Everyone says this, but having advertised with yelp for over $1000 a month for the past six months I completely disagree. We tried to get them to take down negative reviews with legitimate reasons as to why they should be removed and they were completely unhelpful. They also filtered a lot of legitimate good reviews. They're just frustrating in general in my opinion.
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RE: Using Canonical URL to poin to an external pageposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
You definitely can. Also, here's a whiteboard Friday on the topic of cross domain rel="canonical" tags: http://moz.com/blog/cross-domain-canonical-the-new-301-whiteboard-friday
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RE: Automatically Check List of Sites For Links To Specific Domainposted in Moz Pro
You can use screaming frog for this but you need to have the paid version which is £99 per year. It can also do tons of other things and I highly recommend it.
This article explains how to use this to see if links have been removed which will also tell you if they still exist.