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There is currently no way unless you are running an active campaign to track the DA / PA. There is no function (or at least none I know of ) to see past DA / PA values. That might very well be on a number of wish lists and something in the offing....  but for now - no dice.  I think the costs for rolling this out and the infrastructure needed has in the past made it not possible. On a separate note, there is a historical page rank checker here:  http://www.seomoz.org/toolbox/pagerank For anyone wondering what PA (Page Authority) and DA (Domain Authority are, here is a good article: http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/domain-authority

I think I'm becoming anal retentive. Just today, I took the time to contact two "seo" companies with linked articles from the Learn Seo page to let them know that they might want to redirect their broken links! I can't imagine having a link like that and letting it just crumble in to little 1s and 0s, not to mention I didn't get the info I was wanting. I'm sure they'll think I'm nuts. I then start thinking to myself, "self, you might know a thing or two" and then another robot and his tag issue come whack me back in my place... thanks for the confirmation Cyrus. I just found out there's a support forum for this kind of thing..probably a better place for these  issues.

Thanks for the quick response. Was hoping that it was like authority labs where the same kw only gets counted once.

Kane, Matt,  Andrew thank you for all of your responses. After trying various tools, I found that Chris Le at SEER has definitely created the best one. If you haven't seen it, check it out below. It's super easy! http://www.seomoz.org/ugc/updated-tool-seomoz-api-data-for-google-docs#jtc179772

You can do a custom crawl at http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/crawl-test of 3000 URLs that might help you get started.

Thanks Rand for clearing that up for me. Just a paranoid concern of mine but I appreciate you clearly that up and the reassurance of my privacy.

In my experience SEOmoz team have the best customer service and they do reply quickly with humbleness. Well obviously sometimes things can go wrong but i guess if you try again and mention your complete problem in detail, I am sure roger will look in to it and will try to help you fixing your problem as quickly as possible.

Hello Mike, Are you familiar with the MozRank and MozTrust metrics? If not, I recommend checking out the following pages: http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/mozrank http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/moztrust In brief, they are link metrics. If your site has not earned links during the past 6 months, those metrics should not change. MozRank, MozTrust, PA and DA are all based on the SEOmoz web crawler. It takes 30-60 days to capture data and process it. If you have waited 6 months and still do not see data there are one of several issues: your site has not earned any links your site has earned links but not from any quality websites your sites has earned links but the pages which contain the links are buried deeply, or the linking site has code which is difficult to crawl any sites which link to you are blocked via robots.txt or the pages have the noindex tag applied If your site has earned authentic links and you are willing to share your site address then we can take a further look. Please include the URL of some pages which link to your website and an approximate date of when the link was earned. If you feel confident you have earned authentic links over 60 days ago, then you can take Host1's advice and contact the SEOmoz help team (help@seomoz.org).

Thanks alot

Hi James, Sorry for any confusion! The reports from the traffic page should show all of traffic to your site and, while it is broken down into branded keywords and non-branded keywords (if you have brand rules), the actual traffic from the non-branded keywords and the total traffic would include all searches that are sending traffic to your site based on Google Analytics traffic data and not just the keywords you are tracking through our site. If this doesn't seem to be the case for your campaign, I would recommend that you send in a ticket with your campaign information to help@seomoz.org so we can look into the issue for you. I hope this helps! Chiaryn

MozTrust isn't quite a measure of "trust" in the sense of link quality, per se. It was designed to mimic TrustRank, a factor we believe Google uses to supplement PageRank. What MozTrust and TrustRank (theoretically - we can't see in the black box) do is to take a set of trusted seed sites and determine how close in the link-graph any given site is to them. If your site is closely linked to sites like CNN and WhiteHouse.gov, for example (I'm honestly not sure what's in the seed set these days), you're more likely, on average, to be a trustworthy site. Of course, as with Google, this is just one of hundreds of potential ranking factors. One measure we've found useful in some cases is the ration of MozTrust to MozRank. If you have ton of raw link-juice (MR) but your trust level is very low (MR), then it's often a poor quality sign. We tend to use DA/PA more than MozRank these days, as they're based on a more complex model. Still, none of these factors look at the actual quality of the linking site or the "spamminess", per se. MR/DA/PA are primarily measures of the strength of your link profile, and MT is just one measure of potential quality. It appears that Penguin tweaked multiple factors in the Google algorithm and may even be use them in conjunction, so even if we saw Google's own data, we probably couldn't pin it to just one thing.

No problem! I'm so sorry for the inconvenience! I just pushed the remaining pending reports through, so I think you should be set, but if you continue to run into any problems, just let me know!

Heres some 2010 data showing google /overall/ share going up http://www.adept-seo.co.uk/uk-search-engine-usage-statistics-2010.html Last stat I heard from an SEO was about 90%+ use .co.uk, but I've never seen their source As a way out finding out the comparision, you could identiify what causes people to not be re-directed correctly, and then work out what % of users that is (as that should be most of everyone unless your dealing with tech crowd) That would also answer if it is possable or not to track the data. On boosting your rankings If they're on .com and not showing the uk pages, then they're being treated as an international. In which case anything that would boost traffic from the US for example, would probably work on them as well. Namely Global relivence signals. Of course, if your UK only, this might be somewhat difficult to do.

thanks for your answers guys that clears things up. I look forward to the development of multipe account access. Hopefully you will also allow us to define permissions for other accounts. I'ved added my vote to the feature requests.

Another recommendation for this would be Xenu's Link Sleuth too. It's a free application that will crawl your entire domain and report titles, metadata, broken links, header response codes amongst a load of other relevant metrics and will allow you to sort by any data along with display a report too.

Hello Thomas I understand your point that if usually an financial investment gets a good enough return in an ideal situation with unlimited funds you just go for it, but in the real world unlimited funds don't exist usually. The 95% occupancy throughout the year is only because I've worked at getting every aspect of the business correct the facilities of the cottage after this spot on with the films tour etc. the other properties I represent on the same website and not quite as good and do not get the same occupancy rates so you've just got to get everything correct it appears. I can see the you probably would get diminishing returns at some point on search engine results in comparison to time input but I've never got their because I've probably managed at this moment in time to get around 60% of the high traffic keywords working for me above the fold on page 1 of Google but there's still room for improvement. Only limited by time and money But like you I love SEO it's become a way of life which is enjoyable on many levels.

I'm sending request each 10 seconds, so it should be ok, but thanks for the advice. I will forward this post to that mail adress.