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We have set up 301 redirects for some subdomains which we are planning to use, but then we changed our focus to main domain. Google has already crawled some of the subdomain pages. As it was duplicate content over subdomains and main domain, we have set up 301 redirects for all subdomains to redirect to the main domain. We have set up 301 redirects a month ago, but some of the search results still show old URLs. Do you need something extra for google search results to refresh with main domain and remove subdomain URLs from google searches? We need rankings to be passed new URLs.

I've got a web design business with a site that's been out there for 17 years - www.biztoolsone.com.  I've got links to my clients' sites in my portfolio page.  The backlinks list for my clients, when I check them in Moz, don't show the links from this site.  They always showed in the list until a few months ago.  The site has a DA of 59 & PA (for home page) of 50.  The spam score is 0/17.  I'm having a tough time telling my clients that the Moz backlinks list is accurate when that site doesn't show in the list.  The same is true for www.fayettevillenc.biz - this is one I created years ago to generate backlinks.  It's got a spam score of 4/17, so I'm a little more understanding of that one. Thanks for any guidance!

Hi Moz community, I have been using this tool to check my DA & PA and backlinks of my website. Since last week we have some outbound links to my website as I knew it but MOZ havent pointed out these links when I use the "Open site explorer" tool. Please answer this for me. Thanks & regards, Zita

When I type my domain into OSE I get a list of linking domains. Most of them I have seen before and I know were active last year. However, when I click through, many of these links have been removed (which is what I wanted/requested) and some of the pages return 404. Google (via  link:www.mydomain.com) doesn't show these links as active either. My question is why does OSE show them? Thanks

With the Top Pages report, you can see the pages on your site (and your competitors’) that are top performers. The pages are sorted by Page Authority - a prediction of how well a specific page will rank in search engines - and also metrics for linking root domains, inbound links, HTTP status and social shares. Be sure to watch today's Daily SEO Fix video tutorial to learn how to use Open Site Explorer's Top Pages report to analyze the competitions' content marketing efforts and to inform your own. This video is part of The Moz Daily SEO Fix tutorial series--Moz tool tips and tricks in under 2 minutes. To watch all of our videos so far, and to subscribe to future ones, make sure to visit the Daily SEO Fix channel on YouTube.

Hi guys, I've been checking a few domains for SEO purposes and it appears that OSE is indexing a lot of links which no longer exist, this has been the case for over 6 months - does OSE cleanse expired links? As I'm sure they will be contributing to authority in the eyes of Moz?

Hi, I am a little confused how open site explorer updates (not sure its working as aspected). It shows the recent discovered links but these then disappear and do not show in the main list (Inbound links) after a few days. Plus the links in the inbound links tab has not changed for nearly 10 weeks, my other tools are showing the new links..... Does it update on a certain data, if so where can i check the status? Thanks