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Hi all, Moz is showing an F grade and 0 keywords across all URL, Title, Meta, H1, Meta and IMG ALT. My page has also dropped from 1st page rankings for numerous pages to 2nd and 3rd page. The page I am talking about is: http://year13.com.au/10-highest-paying-jobs-you-can-get-without-a-degree/ The keywords/phrases we were previously ranking very well for are: High paying jobs in Australia High paying jobs Highest paying jobs you can get with no degree Etc Etc I have also seen reduction in rankings on other keywords/ pages as well. Does anyone know why this might have happened? And what might be happening? Thanks in advance!

Hi there, I'm in a bit of a bind and could seriously do with some help. For the past month I've been working with a client to resolve errors onsite. In that period my moz rank has plummeted and my errors (dupe title & content) have increased dramatically. The correlation makes sense, the increase - not so much. Here's why, screaming frog is reporting that the majority of duplicate titles have been removed or dealt with. I've also got the assurance of the developer that the suggested changes are being implemented. Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with the CMS - umbraco - and this is the first time I'm working with this particular developer, so I'm not sure how to gauge progress without using moz tools. So, here are my immediate questions: 1.   Why would I get different results from Screaming Frog and Rogerbot? 2.   Has anyone here been in a similar situation and could they recommend areas to watch for errors         creeping in? 3.   Is there a way of identifying which errors have occurred when? Narrowing it down to the week each error occurred would be good enough. 4. Is anybody aware of any inherent SEO flaws in umbraco or common SEO mistakes made using the CMS? 5.   is there anything I could provide you with to help you help me? 6. Do you have a suggestion? I'm pretty stuck. Thanks in advance.

as a recent majesticSEO subscriber, I feel like i have either been mislead or something isn't right.  For some reason I was thinking it was best to have a single link from a single domain, and that by have too many links from a single domain (backlinks) the ratio between referring domains and backlinks was a factor in pagerank.  In domain analysis here, it would seem that is not that case as it puts a nice big green check mark by the person with most links, whether they are from 1 domain or multiple domains.  Is this a good thing?  Here's an easy example. I am a website designer, and I have the ability to link to my website in the footer of every website I design either by image or by text.  If I do that, obviously I would have a link from every page on the site, but only from one root domain.  Is this a good thing or a bad thing.  My work around is to have a link in the footer that looks like this "website design by homecutcreative.com" that links to an internal page that has one link to my site, therefore keeping my referring domain : backlink ratio to a 1 which I was under the assumption was the best possible situation.  Thanks for your help.

Hello SEOMoz folks, I seem to have a weird situation here, and need your help resolving it. The thing is that I received a code for a free 3 month SEOMoz Pro account that I gladly signed up for (who wouldn't considering how awesome SEOMoz is!) That said, I disbanded the startup that I was planning to use the account for several months ago. My 3 month eval ended today and my card was charged $99 because of that. The crux of my problem is that I ought to have cancelled the account long ago which I didn't, and I'e been charged. This is obviously my mistake, but I fervently hope that you guys are able to understand where I'm coming from and help with reversing the charges. To be honest, $99 means a lot to me and I'd very much appreciate if you're able to help me with a refund. I'll continue to be an avid SEOmoz fan (and prospective Pro user) but at this time, I just don't have a need to use the service. Thanks a ton! Siddharth

Hi, I'm trying to start a new campaign for a root domain, but I'm getting the "Roger found an error" and am not sure what to make of it. Error #1: "You've decided to set up a root domain campaign, but entered the subdomain path: www.siteurl.com. Don't worry, we'll switch that for you and crawl everything on the subdomain: www.siteurl.com. If you meant to set this up to only crawl pages in the root domain, click 'Go back and Change" and enter a root domain URL in step 1." Error #2: "Oops! The root domain siteurl.com redirects to a domain that is not within the specified root domain (www.siteurl.com). This will cause us to stop crawling as the first discovered page falls outside of the root domain you've defined. Please make sure you enter a root domain that resolves to a page that is under the root domain." What does this mean? Is there something I am doing wrong? The first error is what returned when I input www.siteurl.com. The second was returned when I put just siteurl.com. I didn't put up the exact URL for privacy reasons, but if you really do want to help me out, PM me and I can give you the real URL. Thanks in advance!

Hello, My website is categorized into 2 main categories. Sci/Tech (Has 4 sub-categories) Gadgets(Has 2 sub-categories) The Crawl diagnostic tool shows "Duplicate Page Title" error on Gadget's sub-categories while there's no error on the Sci/Tech. I don't really know how to get rid of these errors. Anyone has a solution to this?