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@curveballmedia Hi there, it completely depends on what you want to do with the page! It is common practice to redirect one URL to another. When doing this, it is critical to observe best practices in order to maintain SEO value. A 301 redirect is a permanent redirect that passes full link equity (ranking power) to the redirected page. In most instances, the 301 redirect is the best method for implementing redirects on a website.

You can read more about best practices for redirects here.

Another useful resource is this blog post, where Cyrus Shephard writes about rules of 301 redirects.

I hope this helps.

@marcoimaga Hi there, sorry to hear you're having trouble with Moz crawling your site.

We do have a couple of resources in our Help Hub that you could check out, these are guides that take you through the reasons why we might not be able to crawl your site:

Why Moz Can't Crawl Your Site
Troubleshooting Pages Not Crawled

If you still can't figure out what may be happening, I would recommend reaching out to our help team at help@moz.com and they can assist you further.

@mrsbagsic Hi there! You are able to see historical data for Domain Authority and number of Linking Domains within Moz Pro.

Go to your Campaign > Links > scroll down past the table and you will see a graph titled 'Domain Authority' and another titled 'Linking Domains' - these show up to 12 months of data.

We have a great guide on it here. If you would like to read more on Domain Authority, here is another helpful resource.

Let me know if you have any other questions and I'll be more than happy to help!

Emilie

@webmarkets Hi there, thanks for your question!

In Moz Pro, go to your Campaign > Rankings > SERP Features. This section of the tool will show you any SERP Features you are coming up for based on the keywords you are tracking in your Campaign. So you will be able to see the Featured Snippets you appear for, as well as other types of SERP Features.

Do note, that this section of the tool is solely based off the keywords that you are tracking within a Campaign. So if you are not seeing any data within here, it means you need to add the keyword to your Campaign to track it. You'll have to then wait until your next Campaign update to see #1 how you rank for that keyword and #2 if you (or your client) are appearing in any SERP Features for that keyword.

I hope this is helpful, if you would like to learn more about the section on SERP Features, you can check out this Help Hub page. If you are still looking for guidance on this, you can reach out to our Help Team and they will be sure to help.

@paulbarrs Hi there! Sorry to hear you're having issues. We will need a bit more information to get to the bottom of this. If you could e-mail help@moz.com with your account e-mail and Campaign name we will be able to help you further. Thanks!

@webmarkets Hi there, thanks for your question!

In Moz Pro, go to your Campaign > Rankings > SERP Features. This section of the tool will show you any SERP Features you are coming up for based on the keywords you are tracking in your Campaign. So you will be able to see the Featured Snippets you appear for, as well as other types of SERP Features.

Do note, that this section of the tool is solely based off the keywords that you are tracking within a Campaign. So if you are not seeing any data within here, it means you need to add the keyword to your Campaign to track it. You'll have to then wait until your next Campaign update to see #1 how you rank for that keyword and #2 if you (or your client) are appearing in any SERP Features for that keyword.

I hope this is helpful, if you would like to learn more about the section on SERP Features, you can check out this Help Hub page. If you are still looking for guidance on this, you can reach out to our Help Team and they will be sure to help.

@mrsbagsic Hi there! You are able to see historical data for Domain Authority and number of Linking Domains within Moz Pro.

Go to your Campaign > Links > scroll down past the table and you will see a graph titled 'Domain Authority' and another titled 'Linking Domains' - these show up to 12 months of data.

We have a great guide on it here. If you would like to read more on Domain Authority, here is another helpful resource.

Let me know if you have any other questions and I'll be more than happy to help!

Emilie