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Hi Moz2, Website URL "http:www.oralsurgeonhouston.com" Canonical URL "http://www.oralsurgeonhouston.com/" Those are 2 different urls notice the trailing slash, and your site redirects from the slashed version to the non slashed version, but your canonical tag points to the slash version basically confusing the hell out of a crawler. Here is some help on the slash from google webmasters blog. Hope that helps with that page and your issue. Don

Hi Peter, Thanks for the update. Though I haven't got an email from you... Michelle

Authority Labs (who were providing Raven with rankings data via API) have stated they plan to continue. This is their only service, so it's probably not a hard decision for them!

Hey there, Sorry for the trouble getting this set up.  It's possible that you could click Continue, and setup would continue just fine. I am happy to look into this more for you, but will need more specific information from you to do that.  If you can email that information to help[at]seomoz.org with Attn: Joel in the subject, I can get back to you with more specific help.  Please include screenshots if possible. Thanks.  Look forward to hearing from you. Joel

To bad this case got closed. Cause it ain't fixed yet. I'm still unable to add more than one twitter account to compare against ...

It sounds like you have a big site (# of URLs) so I'm going to side with the idea of adding the different campaigns.  I think I would do it that way for easier/better quality and tracking breakdowns.

Hi Hugh, Can you link us an example or two of your duplicate pages? It's quite hard to tell what might be causing it until I understand what your setup is like. Thanks Matt

Hey all, It looks like there may be a bit of an issue causing it to randomly send through the wrong information on the Link Analysis. Can you do me a favor and send your Campaign information into the help team at help[at]seomoz.org so we can track this? That will help us hunt down the issue and get it resolved as quickly as possible. Thanks! Joel.

Hi there, Thanks for writing in with a great question. The social media information is based specifically on the URL you are inputting, so it would not include the likes on the Facebook page for the site unless you are specifically looking up facebook.com/examplebusiness in Open Site Explorer. For example, for www.seomoz.org OSE shows 155 Facebook likes (http://screencast.com/t/m0curvDuwsVU) while for www.facebook.com/SEOmoz it shows over 79,000 likes (http://screencast.com/t/34eHBJ4IEu). All of the metrics in the top section of OSE are specifically related to the exact URL you are researching and would not pull in information for other URLs. I hope this clears things up. Please let me know if you have any other questions. -Chiaryn

Are they still holding Wednesday Webinars? It appear the last one was in early Nov.

Hi Eric, The useragent of SEOMoz is: rogerbot.

Hey Kevin, Thanks for reaching out. I just checked all your campaigns against OSE and they lined up just fine. I didn't see a single discrepancy. You have to remember that while the campaign will show you Root Domain and Subdomain, OSE will also display page specific metrics. That different metric may account for any confusion between the two. If you aren't seeing the same thing as I, can you take a few screenshots of the discrepancy and send it in to help[at]seomoz.org? Cheers, Joel.

Hi there! Sorry we are having problems with our forums submission forums  We are looking to address it in our future versions of our support systems.  I hope Joel's response to your question was helpful, if you have any questions you may reply to this thread for additional questions! Peter SEOmoz Help Team.

Yes. Exactly. Yesterday, my ranking report dated 12/11/12 said PR 8 but I saw myself in position #11. Today, 12/12/12, the page rank in the report has changed and is matching what I see when I search. It's #11 and my search is #11. The report on 12/11/12 says PR 8, today the report number has gone up to 11. I didn't realized that  there could be a lag time or that reports might change during the week. I thought the report was the report for its particular week and that to see updated info, one would have to wait for the next week for a new report. Has anyone else experienced this?

I would also love to find an accurate way to instantly measure competition for a bulk list of keywords. Unfortunately, I think it's the inherent nature of this request that the tool is either going to be quick and inaccurate/outdated OR accurate and slow because keyword difficulty is determined by organic competition which requires querying a search engine's organic listings for each keyword to grab a list of URLs, then analyzing the on-page factors, then analyzing inbound links for each of those URLs, and then comparing all of these against each other to determine how competitive each phrase is. And considering most users want to find out difficult a keyword is to rank for in Google then that means most tools will need to query Google's rankings/API in real-time for every single keyword to get the most accurate results, but that also means this process is going to take some time, especially since Google actively tries to prevent tools from automatically grabbing/scraping their results (as Raven, WordStream and SEOmoz all found out just recently). Anyways, I realize I'm not answering your question so I want to offer some suggestions, even if they are not exactly perfect - 1. Long Tail Pro - My favorite keyword research tool as of late, and they actually just released a new feature which allows you to import keyword lists up to 10,000 of your own keywords to check competition. However, since it queries Google, it's not going to be instant... however it does seem to be more robust and faster than my next suggestion. 2. Market Samurai - great for keyword research/competitive analysis but it can be somewhat slow. Their newest update features more competition metrics which look pretty useful.

Thanks, Darin!