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May be this company is hosted with:firstvds.ru

You can report this issue to abuse@firstvds.ru 

More details can be found here: http://centralops.net/co/

HOpe this  helps

When did you make this website live? and when did you notice that they have cloned your website?

However, there is nothing to worry, it takes time to DMCA to respond to all the queries, You can also touch base with their hosting company to report about this issue, and directly email them as well.

Report this issue to Google as well. But Google is smart enough to track such frauds if your site content and design is older than the other website, sooner or later it will dropped in rankings.

First search engines index your website  and then shows the cache. Cache is actually a snapshot of the page which search engines have indexed. They actually want to show you the copy which they've in their index, so that you can verify and if found any problem then can correct it.

The points which you've mentioned/explained is only related to optimization. What exactly are you doing on promotion part.

I guess you must be promoting this page via:

1. Guest Blogging
2. Forum Participation
3. Directory Listing (High quality directories, regardless of NO/DoFollow and PR)
4. Article Syndication
5. PRs, etc.
6. Sharing content on FB, Twitter, G+, etc. (very important)

If not then start immediately. Optimization helps in better indexing but not directly in SE Rankings.

Apply variation in Anchor Texts while developing links, so that it looks natural. for e.g:

1. office to let deals in Leeds
2. office to let Leeds
3. office to let in Leeds, etc.

It appears as if the bounce of this page would be relatively high, NO?

You're always welcome

As long as you've not stuffed your keywords and using naturally. It won't harm you. As ebay uses "Buy" N number of time on one page.

Ask yourself if your content looks keyword stuffed or get it reviewed here

Share the URL to get the fair feedback from the top SEO community

Allow your visitors to directly land on your competition page, which you primary goal. After finishing with the Poll/Contest, they can themselves choose the page they want to visit.

Confusing the customer is loosing the customer. Be very specific. Don't let them use their brain. Just guide them

You're Right Doug, Thanks for the help. I got the answer

Doug, it is quite possible that some visitors would directly be going to the goal Page, but when I've already created a funnel for goal conversion and required step is also there so I assume that it should not be counted as converted goals at least not in Google Analytics, isn't it?

Its been a week now, but tracking has started yesterday only. Required step added the same day I created Goals and funnel.

Please check the first image in Question. that one is admin section screen shot.

You must have installed the wordpress on some folder rather than the root of  your website.

So if you want to redirect all the traffic form “sample.co.uk” to “sample.co.uk/wp/” then use the following codes on the .htaccess file on the root (sample.co.uk/)

<ifmodule mod_rewrite.c="">RewriteEngine On
    RewriteRule ^$ /wp/ [R=301]</ifmodule>

OR

RewriteEngine on
    RewriteRule ^([/]+)$ wp/$1 [L,R=301]

OR

RedirectMatch permanent ^/$ http://sample.co.uk/wp

Although I will recommend to use the 1st one.

As long as you've not stuffed your keywords and using naturally. It won't harm you. As ebay uses "Buy" N number of time on one page.

Ask yourself if your content looks keyword stuffed or get it reviewed here

Share the URL to get the fair feedback from the top SEO community

I am trying to track goals in Google Analytics for a website that has the same goal URL for main website and various sub-domains. The main domain for example is: mymaindomain.com and the sub-domain are my1st.subdomain.com, my2nd.subdomain.com, etc. but the Goal URL is same for all the sub-domains and main domain, i.e. mymaindomains.com/pay/thanks.html. I have Google Analytics configured to track domains and all sub-domains and I’ve already setup the goal for each sub-domain and even created the funnel as well for each sub-domain. However, in goal tracking, it always shows “0”.

I am also looking forward to get some help to set up an advanced filter so I can see traffic to my sub-domains in Analytics.

Thanks!

Best solutions for this is 301 redirect. If you don't need those page any further, you can simply delete those files from server and can redirect all the old/deleted pages to the new relevant pages with the help of .HTACCESS file or server side redirection (if you're not comfortable with the .htaccess coding)

You just need to enter the following code in .htaccess file:

Redirect 301 /old/oldpage.htm http://www.domain.com/newpage.htm(new page)

Once done, make sure to update your sitemaps (HTML, XML and TXT)

Hope this helps!

It is not possible to see the campaign with separate details. Even if they have their own details, still they shall not be able to see the campaigns created by you.

They would have to create their own campaigns by their own account.

But I really liked this idea. @SEOMoz should add this functionality, so that we could grant access to our team members/clients and also define the roles while creating users.

What say people ?

Allow your visitors to directly land on your competition page, which you primary goal. After finishing with the Poll/Contest, they can themselves choose the page they want to visit.

Confusing the customer is loosing the customer. Be very specific. Don't let them use their brain. Just guide them

Well, looking at the scenario you have mentioned doesn't show anywhere that slashes are that cause of low search engine ranking. in-fact slashes doesn't even play any role in search engine position.

You need to strengthen your inner pages by acquiring some quality one way links (Do not purchase links), build link manually and gradually with the help of articles, PRs, guest posts, comments, blogging, etc.

You may want to PM me the url of your website to look into the real problem.

Meta keywords doesn't harm your website in any which ways, though it doesn't even help  you in gaining rankings in Search Engines,

Matt Cutts says "It's possible that Google could use this information in the future, but it's unlikely. Google has ignored the keywords meta tag for years and currently we see no need to change that policy."

However, there are other search engines and directories that use the keyword meta tag. For example, Yahoo! still uses it

Nofollow links do not have any direct effect on the SERPs, but it certainly helps in diversifying your link portfolio and and earn some value in the eyes of Google ( As Google wants a natural link portfolio. So, they want to see a site having both do follow and no follow links).

Also, don't try associate links only with search engine ranking. If your links are placed on some good blog/sites on prominent areas, those links shall be treated as a positive vote and would also increase your referral traffic.

Besides, you cannot do all the things in just one go, but you'll have to select a few activities to start with and gradually can increase the no of activities.

You can start with Guest Blogging, Q & A, Community Participation and Web 2.0 Submissions. This way you get a chance to showcase your expertise and build credibility among your customer/ potential customers.

First search engines index your website  and then shows the cache. Cache is actually a snapshot of the page which search engines have indexed. They actually want to show you the copy which they've in their index, so that you can verify and if found any problem then can correct it.