Welcome to the Q&A Forum

Most of the time, the majority of on-page links come from header, sidebar, and footer navigation. Do you have About in the header with a hover function that displays 5 more links (Contact, History, etc)? There's a good chance that's being counted as 6 links just as an example. Because of things like rational surfer, you generally don't need to worry about this as far as pagerank and all of that goes. I would consider though what the value of all of your on-page links to your users are. Use a clicktracking service to see which links are getting used and which aren't and then a/b/n test removing or moving some.

If the blogger's sites are new/small/not well linked to themselves, it may take some time the mozbot to discover the links to your site. You should also consider the last time OSE was updated (Feb 12th 2013) and run another check the next time it's updated, looks like next update is set for March 12, see: https://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/345964-linkscape-update-schedule

Hi Sevin, Thanks for writing in with a great question. Since SEOmoz does not support geo-location, you would want to set up the campaign for http://www.relationshipcounselingcenter.org. That will give you the information about the main part of the site. If you do still want to track the pages for other locations, you would need to have links to those landing pages from somewhere on the site so we can access those URLs. I took a look at the site and I don't see any links to the landing pages for the other locations on the site so you may want to add links to the contacts and locations page if you want us to crawl all of the locations. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions. -Chiaryn

Hi There, I'm sorry that you're just getting a reply now, but this was just assigned to us over on the Help Team. I know that you've received a few ranking updates since you posted this question, but I wanted to follow up to see if you are still seeing the issue on any of your keywords. If you are, can you please let us know which canmpaing and which keywords you are having this issue with? If you prefer to keep the information confidential, you can email us at help@seomoz.org. I also recommend that you email us there if you run into technical issues or are having problems with our tools in the future, because those emails come directly to the Help Team and the Q&A questions can take some time to be reviewed and assigned to us. I'm really sorry about that! Please let me know if you are still having any issues. -Chiaryn

I don't know the tool well enough to answer. Try this, Open it again Make a copy and save it Put it your API key and ID place the "=" as directed It should work, i hope this helps.

Any one who can help me in this ! I have redirected my deleted article link to the homeapge and other articles which has high PA, But it's not redirected !

Well, obviously Rudy is a photography master. Just... the photography masters don't create pics out of the blue - they are named masters coz they can expose something, say a shining smile of a wonderful person, without losing the touch and feel of it. So once again - Rudy rullz!

Hi Anton, This SEOmoz post is still one of the best site migration guides I've seen: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/web-site-migration-guide-tips-for-seos If you and your team go through that process, your site migration should be as painless as possible

Hi there, Thanks for the reply, I really appreciate it. If that is the case, why am I not getting any results for my Campaign Keywords for the afformentioned client? And along with that, due to the fact that my keywords are not being picked up, there are also No On Page Optimisation Reports, even after after 3 weeks? Any advice would be most appreciated Regards Ray

Thanks for the assistance with a workaround Marie! This sounds like it'd be something good to write up for our feature request forum at https://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293194-SEOmoz-PRO-Feature-Requests, too. Keri

It's on the to-do list, but there's a lot of stuff ahead of it, so it might be a little while.

"contact info" ? You mean the contact info for the domain owner? If such a tool exists, nobody's done much promotion of it.  Getting the contact info is a monumental task given how it could come in many different forms.  Maybe it's embedded on a "contact" page, or an "about" page, or a sub-page of the "about" section or in a footer, or header. Maybe the on-site contact info is for customer service, or sales, and not the "contact" you would want. And what about sites with multiple contacts listed, in one or more ways on the site?  Which to grab?  And is it in a format that can be grabbed and properly loaded into a data table or spreadsheet column or series of columns? And what contact info? Name? Email? Phone number? Address? Maybe it's in graphic format on the site.  Maybe it's in the domain lookup system and maybe that's set to private. It's just too complex a process.

We have made many improvements to Rank Tracker and accuracy is a top priority. I would recommend testing out our new super secret Rank Tracker Beta: http://ranktrackerlb.seomoz.org and letting us know if you see any big discrepancies that we need to be worried about. We are working hard every day to make sure this tool is awesome.

So your algorithm for the On Page Report is the same, or hasn't changed. Is your advice on the report card up to date? I don't have anything that I'm questioning. I just want to make sure that the advice on each one of the checks is best practices to the best of your knowledge. I am sharing this information with clients and co-workers as best SEO practices for on-page optimization. Thanks for your reply!

Yes, this is correct.

Hi ProspectMX Don't know if you're still after an answer for this. I came across this from October last year which may shine some light (with apologies for the crude cut-&-paste job) | [image: 21451.jpg] [image: staff.png?1360183708] | Oct 9, 2012Keri MorgretOn-site Community Manager at SEOmoz Another reason is that we just don't have the same size server farm that Google and Bing have. We could crawl all of Twitter and get nothing else crawled, or we could crawl some of Twitter, and some of the rest of the web. We aren't able to crawl all of the web, and we release a new index about once a month, so that's why you don't see all of your links or see them right away. However, what we do offer that is different from Google and Bing is that we show you links for sites that are not your own, we add metrics about the trust and authority of the page, etc. Flag01<a class="image-button add-response-button"> </a> |

You can crawl up to 3,000 URLs per subdomain via our crawl test at http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/crawl-test, which should help you out some.

Thanks for the response Keri, I appreciate it.