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MY Site DA PA Has stuck. Can you please help me out. Site is Yowhatsapp

Instead of paying people for social signals and spending time investigating the value of this paid service, please turn your attention to publishing content that will delight your visitors.   If you do that, your visitors will create the social signals for you.

Hi there, Sam from Moz's Help Team here - apologies in advance for the long response! 1. URLs too long. URL length and format for SEO is a bit of a balancing act. When considering URLs for SEO you want to make sure that the URL is simple enough to remember and understand for human visitors and that it accurately describes what is on the page. If your URLs do this job, but are a bit longer than 75 characters, then I wouldn't be too concerned. You do want to keep you eye out for URLs that are not within this basic structure:  http://www.example.com/category-keyword/subcategory-keyword/primary-keyword.html, contain long and confusing codes, and are taking a hit in the rankings. As I'm sure you're already aware, changing URLs is quite painful, as you need to make sure the old URLs are redirected and this adds more moving parts to your site that could cause problems down the line. So, if you're happy with the job your URLs are doing currently, but the tool flags these as too long, I would definitely consider holding off on making changes. It may be that you use this information to make amendments to future URLs, or rethink your site structure as part of a bigger project. In the meantime you can "Ignore" those issue either by page or by Issue Type through the Moz Pro Site Crawl interface so they don't crop up every week. You can read more about this on our Help Hub. Here are some resources on URL formating and how to best structure them for SEO: https://moz.com/community/q/what-should-be-the-length-of-page-url-from-seo-perspective https://moz.com/learn/seo/url https://moz.com/blog/15-seo-best-practices-for-structuring-urls 2.  Duplicates Our tool has a 90% tolerance for duplicate content, which means it will flag any content that has 90% of the same code between pages. This includes all the source code on the page and not just the viewable text, so often it's a matter of finding the best answer for the duplicate pages in question. For instance, often with ecommerce sites, product pages will come up with duplicate content between two colors of the same item, and in that case it's good to use the canonical tag: https://moz.com/learn/seo/canonicalization. If there are two versions of the page that exist - for instance, example.com/subfolder and www.example.com/subfolder - you can put in 301 redirects to the correct page: https://moz.com/learn/seo/redirection. If it's just two pages on different subjects but with thin content, filling out that content with an extra paragraph or two can help.

Hello, I found this thread and was wondering if there has been any updates on Moz supporting Adobe Analytics. I have several clients that utilize Adobe Analytics, and there's a huge opportunity to leverage Moz to support their needs. Thanks,

We have our reports set to run Monthly, but some of the stats show compared to the previous WEEK. Shouldn't they all show the previous month? Is there a way to set that up? 2UhwtYV 2UhwtYV

If you gain access to the site's Search Console (Google product) then you can view all the search queries connecting with the site over time. The ones driving the most clicks would be the priority ones to 'look after' in a take-over scenario. Use the search-query data from Search Console, do not use the "keyword" data from Google Analytics (as at this point, years after Not Provided, it provides a virtually worthless sample)

Thanks but I am finding that the keyword tool does not provide me with Hong Kong-based feedback.   The results are what I would expect from someone searching for information on Hong Kong who knows little about the city. My audience is HK based English speakers.

Thanks for your help

Hi, I am also interested in an automated export please, as a CSV/TSV file, either to be configured in the UI or via API. Perhaps add to Moz's wishlist.

Hi Olivia, Thanks for reaching out to us! I see you have also addressed a message to help@moz.com and we will get back to you ASAP Best, Eli

Thanks Samantha, I appreciate the response. As for adding the keywords to a list to see the scores that's essentially what I've been doing. For me, the issue isn't using up queries it's just that the process takes so long. It would save me countless hours to just be able to tell the sheet to only show me keywords below a certain difficulty. That with the monthly volume filter would let me zero in on perfect keywords VERY quickly. As I read your response though I realize if that were possible it could effectively mean you have an unlimited number of queries. I completely understand that MOZ would have to be conscious of how to price that in order to not essentially make every subscription unlimited. However, I would certainly appreciate the development team looking into it and would be willing to pay a higher subscription price to get it.

Hi there, Thanks for the question, Jo here from the Moz help team, I'll do my best to help. SERP Ranking Re-freshness ( For how often it would update ) With a Moz Pro Campaign you'll see fresh updates every week. This includes ranking data, page optimization reports, crawl data (with the option to manually recrawl with medium plans or above) Mobile SERP Ranking ( Whether the tool shows the SERP Rankings on Mobiles ) Yes, you can track mobile rankings in your Moz Pro Campaign https://moz.com/help/moz-pro/rankings/overview Backlinks ( Does Backlinks Data has the Historical Index ) We'll show you historical metrics over time like DA and Linking root domains, to collect granula link data over time you can export your links to csv https://moz.com/help/moz-pro/links/overview **Alerts ( The important thing i need was to get instant alerts on Rankings,  Backlinks Toxic Score, so how often i would receive those alerts ** You can set up custom reports to send either weekly or monthly to your specifications. As you're new to the software and levelling up with the tool I highly recommend out training and onboarding resources I've got a few for you here https://academy.moz.com/how-to-use-moz https://moz.com/walkthrough Best of luck! Cheers! Jo

thanks! Will you allow for reversDNS lookup? similar to: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/80553?hl=en

Hi there! Sam from Moz's Help Team here! Yes, you can indeed add Page Authority as a module - however, you will only be able to do this on a root domain level. When in the Custom Reports area > Add Modules, head to the Links module and then 'Inbound Links'. You can then add the first module that appears - for your own site, as well as your competitors. If you're running into trouble finding this, just shoot us an email at help@moz.com and we'll be happy to assist!

So happy to hear that you are enjoying the new updates! I will be sure to pass this feedback over to the team in charge of the changes

Hey there At this time there isn't a way to pull the search visibility metric via an API or some type of automated fashion. Our Search Visibility score represents your overall ranking performance for your tracked keywords. It’s calculated by: Taking all of your keywords and the associated URL’s position and applying a CTR (click-through rate) for each position. The CTRs are then summed This number is then divided by the total number of keywords. If you'd like to read more about how Search Visibility works, check out our Help Hub.

I'd love to see this as well!

Hi, Can you give me clear explanation with one correct canonical example that how to use