The Moz analytics consistently slows my browser (and every tab open in it) to a screeching halt. It doesn't load, ever. I am using Chrome and Safari. Speeds are painful, which makes me give up and then forget to come back.
HELP MOZ TEAM.
Latest posts made by vwnatalie
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RE: Analytics loading to slowposted in Product Support
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RE: Internal Link Title and Anchor Text Questionposted in On-Page Optimization
attached is a screenshot. are those supposed to have title tags on the left?
also, on a totally different topic, we have an issue with a domain search box on our website. We have tried to exclude the parameters in webmaster tools, but the google bot still seems to be crawling the search domain box with 1000s of domains each crawl, eating up our crawl and leading to lots of weird stuff being indexed in google. Are we being spammed by a competitor? Is there a better way to eliminiate and stop this?
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RE: Internal Link Title and Anchor Text Questionposted in On-Page Optimization
open site explorer report
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RE: Google Panda This Past Weekend Impactposted in On-Page Optimization
I was at SMX West last week and I think Matt Cutts briefly mentioned a algorithm update that was to hit last friday or this monday.. I haven't noticed any impact from it though.
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Internal Link Title and Anchor Text Questionposted in On-Page Optimization
So, I am kind of a newbie with all of this stuff, so please bear with me!
If you have a chance to look into the domain it's www.noip.com
I have checked the internal followed and 301 links. It seems like it is pulling in all of our navigation a funky way. all of those link have no data for the title and the anchor text is Home, Contact Us, Forgot Password?, ETC. Is this correct? I have tried to look into the way other websites are doing it and it seems wrong. I tried to talk to my developer, but he is not so sure.
Do we simply need to make more copy on our site that has internal links within the copy with anchor text that is for keywords that I would like to be ranking for? Like Managed DNS? and then that page goes to the managed DNS page? Or what?
Sorry if i am not being totally clear. Any help and advice is 110% welcomed!!!
Natalie
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RE: What would you consider a "bad link"?posted in Link Building
Thanks for that! These are all natural links, except for one case. When the site was first established, they had users that were interested use a referral program. If the user posted our image with a link to our site, they could earn referral points. Are these bad? I was thinking yes. One site alone is linking up to 14k times.
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What would you consider a "bad link"?posted in Link Building
So, our website has a pretty profound collection of inbound links- which no one has really been taking care of the past 10 years. lol. Our users love us and they love to talk about us every chance they get. Which is great, except that I am new to the company and I am trying to sort through our links. Lots of them come from foreign forums and some are even in "hacking" forums, because some of our "not so great" users abuse our service. So, how am I am to tell what links and sites are good vs. bad? I have found some that are on old industry related link sites, I should definitely try to get rid of those right? Thanks in advance for the help and sorry if I am being unclear.
