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It's likely such a large drop was accompanied by a loss of key links from one Linkscape update to the next. It's also possible the huge jump in number of links came from a relatively small number of sites. For example, a sidebar link from a blog that repeats across 100's of posts, archive, category and tag pages. These types of links pass little value. Finally, there is some natural fluctuation of these scores from one index to the next. MozRank is comparative metric, so it's best not track your historic MozRank against yourself, but compare each update against your competitors. Hopefully with the next update you see a rise in your mozRank!

Well, our crawler is supposed to respect all standard robots.txt rules, so you should be good just adding them all back in as you normally would and seeing what happens. If it doesn't go through properly, I'll ask our engineers to take a look and find out what's happening!

Hi Steven, You are correct in noting that SEOmoz does not have this functionality at this time. We are working actively on expanding the size and quality of our main index, which is published monthly, but I totally agree that it can be frustrating to wait to see new links when you are working on a new site. As Doug mentioned in his response, we are working toward a separate fresher index which works quite differently, but this is still a little ways out. We will be sure to share more about it as progress continues. Thanks for the question, and good luck with the new site! Adam

Hey Rusty - welcome to Moz! Totally understand that based on your income/focus, an ongoing monthly subscription might not be in the cards forever. That said, I figured I'd link to some resources that might be helpful on learning to use the software to help: http://www.seomoz.org/dp/welcome-webinars http://www.seomoz.org/webinars/using-open-site-explorer-to-uncover-new-marketing-opportunities http://www.seomoz.org/blog/30-seo-problems-the-tools-to-solve-them-part-1-of-2 http://www.johnfdoherty.com/minimum-viable-keyword-research/ http://ppcblog.com/seomoz-pro-tools-review/ http://www.quora.com/Any-reviews-of-SEOmoz Cheers!

Yes, they will be branded SEOmoz for the pro plan. With the pro plus plan they wont be. If you do however copy their .PDF reports into Photoshop its pretty easy to just cut/paste your logo. But it takes a bit of manual labor.

From the On-Page Analysis help: "The On-page summary automatically generates reports for any of your campaign keywords that rank in the top 50 of your primary search engine. The URL that it grades is the same URL that appears in the search results. For instance, if you have 75 keywords ranking in the Top 50, you should have 75 On-Page Reports. This generation happens automatically within 24 hours of when your rankings are updated." You can find the help here: Web App: On-page Reports SO, in answer to your first question - are any of your pages ranking in the top 50 for any of your keywords? You can also run an On-Page Analysis on any page against any keyword by using the tool from the "Research Tools" menu. It's here: On-Page Report Card Hope this helps.

Thanks a lot for this question and answer. I've been cursing for months and months on this issue. The solution suggested by Barry is TOP! Download Open Office, even if it's just to convert CSV correctly to columns.

I am not super concerned with rankings, but the pin that usually shows up for local terms has stopped showing up for all 260 keyword phrases. I read literature and watched SEOmoz Webinars, and I know that the local pin shows for local search terms, whether you rank or not! If you rank, lines appear above the local pin. The local pin has completely disappeared??? Here is a link to the Webinar http://www.seomoz.org/webinars/upgrade-your-seo-reporting

Hi guys! Robert is correct, the info does exist now in campaigns and yes we do have it in the plan to add it to reports as well. It would be great if you could add and/or upvote the request on this page as well: http://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293194-seomoz-pro-feature-requests. Thanks so much!

Hi OliverVT, This is Megan from the SEOmoz Help Team.  Vehe has got it right!  Please send your information for the campaign that's giving you PDF troubles over to help@seomoz.org and we'll look into it asap.  

Changing it to just the name of your site is fine. Your titles would now appear as: Boys Toys | mzube The only challenge is establishing a brand identity as many people will not understand what "mzube" represents.

Yes, after you run the initial report there's an option to "Run Full Report" in the "Ranking Analysis for: " box where you can enter your own URL and get more detailed metrics

Keyword Eye - www.keywordeye.co.uk You can create multiple tabs for searched keywords and then compile them together in a final list (export in excel). Also contains visual aiding tools and uses google keyword tool api for data results for any country. I've used it in the past and its not bad actually. Sorry I haven't seen a tool that you can upload. Hope this helps, Vahe

Hi Michael, Best to use the feature request form so that it can be formally ticketed - http://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293194-seomoz-pro-feature-requests You can also email help@seomoz.org for that "direct" approach. Hope this helps, Vahe

Ah, I get it now. I'm not a math whiz, but the exponential factor is certainly going to throw you for a loop in this calculation. Domain Authority uses an exponential base between 6 and 7. (meaning a DA of 50 is 6-7 times more powerful than a DA of 40) I'm sure there's some way to take that into your calculation, but I went to public school so it's beyond my simple math skills. But you might be on to something. My estimation is that a site with a DA of 40 is about 30x more powerful than a site with a DA of 23, all other things being equal. This conversation reminds me of searching out your true competition, and search visibility. If you continue down this path, you may be interested in these topics. https://seogadget.co.uk/search-engine-visibility/ http://www.seomoz.org/blog/defining-your-true-competitors