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Thank you Matthew. But actually what I want to do is to find these two metrics for a given anchor text and in respect to the competitor URLs. Is this any solution for that?

I won't be too hard on the programmers - I'm a programmer myself. Our small business has developers and designers doing the bulk of the SEO. I can see you've looked in to it as I have - there are many factors involved if I was to decide to "fix" this myself. To be honest, I don't fancy it - I'm hoping the better approach will come from the wonderful SEO Moz developers who might put in a fix. Hint hint.

Thanks Kyle. I've actually had this account for more than three years, but it's a brand new campaign, which must be why it's taking so long.

hi Thanks for giving me response, I have analyzed your URL and it is possible in most eCommerce site that Google find duplicate page title error in subcategory pages. Google consider these both URL same (http://www.gizmocrazed.com/category/android/)(http://www.gizmocrazed.com/category/gadgets/android/) That’s why it places the error but no need to worry about this error because i found canonical code in your source code. So no need to worry it is minor error and it does not affect in ranking.                    

And for OSE, you can find the update schedule at https://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/345964-linkscape-update-schedule

That's good to know. It sounds like that's probably the best way. I also use Screaming Frog (http://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/seo-spider/) to try and crawl sites and with dedicated 2Gigs of ram, it's able to crawl around 50k pages. If your site is structured in sub-folders, you might be able to break it into parts and then crawl. But then if not, the SEOMOZ Enterprise looks like the way to go.

Hi there,  We don't typically provide QA support for the Free Mozscape API. I encourage you to post your question to our Dev Discussion forum: http://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293196-developer-discussion-group. Our engineering community monitors that and you will probably get a response within 48 hours. We prefer to do any API support through our forum because that way other people in the community can benefit from the discussion. Making the support scalable allows us to keep offering the API as a free service. I hope you understand. However, if you would like increased rate limits (10 r/s), additional metrics and email support, we suggest you upgrade to the paid version of our Mozscape API. If you'd like to upgrade, send a note to andrew@seomoz.org or just respond to this email and we'll get your account set up. Looking forward to seeing your post in the Dev Discussion group! Best, Nick

Thanks Phil, it solved my problem. I change the regional setting and boom, problem solved! Cheers!

Thanks Super, the domain is next on the list. Craig

Thanks for the response. We'll just have to keep an eye open and see what changes we have this week. Thanks for your feedback

Why can't I change the domain being tracked in my campaign? There are issues due to the campaign tracking historical information. In order to change the domain, you need to create a new campaign. I had asked this same question previously and Megan provided the helpful response below: Hi Ryan, Thanks for writing in! Unfortunately, the tool doesn't allow the domain of a campaign changed once it's setup. It's limited in that way, because if the parameters of a campaign were constantly changing, it could make it extremely difficult to interpret historical data in terms of why progress was or wasn't made. You'll need to set up a new campaign with the domain, but you can archive your current campaign so that you'll have all of the historical data for reference. Also, archiving doesn't take up a campaign slot. I hope that helps! Have a great day,  Megan

Actually I think NicheBot seems awesome because it includes SEMRush and WordTrakcer tools, futher more many others. I recommend you to checkout MixRank which you can use to spy all your competitors ads, also their A/B testing ones! http://mixrank.com/

Hi Kyle, Thanks for writing in and sorry for the confusion. Our system is only able to export 25 links from each linking root domain so, if one root domain (including your own) has a large number of links, you wouldn't be able to export all of the links from that domain. Because of the discrepancy between the number of links we are exporting and the total number of links you are seeing in Open Site Explorer, it sounds like there are several site that have a very large number of links to your site. If you still have questions, it would be helpful if you could send the site information you are looking at to help@seomoz.org so we can look into it more deeply for you. -Chiaryn

Do you have weekly/monthly reports automatically generated ? If yes, you could download them from your email if you still have them. If not, you could also click on any particular keyword in your campaign and see historical rankings data for that keyword. I hope that helps.

Hi Viswanatha, Short answer, no. Page Authority is based mostly on link metrics. That said, it takes many factors into consideration, including Domain Authority and trust metrics. Page Authority is a comparative metric, meaning that all other factors being equal, the page with the higher PA would have a better chance of ranking for it's particular keyword. So 2 pages, each optimized equally for the same keyword, with exactly the same title tag, etc (forget for a moment that this is duplicate content) the page with the higher PA would likely rank higher than the lower one. You can read more about PA here. http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/page-authority

Good point - I agree. In my opinion this affects the accuracy of using OSE as backlink analysis tool. I also did some additionally testing and it seems like this issue isn't necessarily root domain specific. Ie: name1.tumblr.com shows a PA1 DA1 and name2.tumblr.com shows PA 1 DA 98. So is the issue with OSE or is it with the host website?

Did you already try changing the URL path using the 'edit' function next to the 'Title field' on the 'WYSIWYG' editor where you edit posts? That may be a good place to start. If you continue to have issues, it might not be a bad idea to go and investigate the architecture to see how your categories and pages are configured.

Tom, www.thegardengates.com Thanks Chad