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Ah,  just after asking I see that the key is the Stop Running weekly button...

Nevermind...

Hopefully I am missing something basic...

I can't see how to specifically add and delete On-Page reports.  It seems like running a report adds it but how to delete?

Also,  how does one change the URL for a report?  I have re-organized some pages and can't seem the get the on-page report to keep my URL change.

Here is what I tried.  From the On-Page report card for a keyword I changed the URL and ran the test.  Test runs ok but if I navigate back to the summary my old bad URL is still there.

I am not sure If I have the same problem... I previously had 46 pages crawled and added a couple in the last week.  So the last crawl should have said 48.  Oddly though,  it reads N/A.

I would think a little tooltip should explain what N/A means there.  Does anyone know?

I was wondering the same thing... my last update was 1/2 and this notice has been showing for a couple days

Next Crawl in Progress!        Started:        Jan. 13th, 2012

Seems like it's hung or failed...

I have been here for one month today and have been reworking many pages to improve my On-Page results for my site www.antiquebanknotes.com

I have seen some really nice improvement in my organic, search and non paid keywords.  (up 38%, 21% and 29% this week)

But last week all of a sudden my domain authority dropped from 10 to 9.   Not tragic but still odd since I have been getting some decent results from my optimazations.   My competitors have domain authority in the 20's so it's something I am sure I need to work on.

I have added links out to relevant sites and added lots of content but my domain authority falls?   Is this common when a site makes lots of changes?

They offer II7 but I didn't see any point to it...

Now it's dawning on me I may need to reconsider. 

It's II6 hosted on Godaddy.   I will see if I can get my IIS restarted.

Ok,  I have that in place...  if I am testing right, the default.aspx isn't working.   Maybe it's a hosting issue?

I thought this pattern:

^antiquebanknotes.com

was ok for me bcause I am looking to take AntiqueBanknotes.com and make it into www.AntiqueBankNotes etc

I think my hostname redirect is working ok.... it's the default.aspx redir that isn't working.  I have it in the same Rules section.

Look ok?

<rule name="Default Page" enabled="true" stopprocessing="true"><match url="^default.aspx$"><conditions logicalgrouping="MatchAll"><add input="{REQUEST_METHOD}" pattern="GET"></add></conditions>
          <action type="Redirect" url="/"></action></match></rule>

Sorry,  I forgot to add that I put that rule in before but it doesn't seem to be working for me.  Not sure why but sadly it's time for my day job so I will take a look tonight. 

Ah, I see...   I have added the snippets to the web config for default page and www vs non www pages.   it seems like the www issue is working correctly.  I will have to work on the default issue as it seems to ignore my rule.

This is what I have done on that score.

<rule name="CanonicalHostNameRule1"><match url="(.*)"><conditions><add input="{HTTP_HOST}" pattern="^antiquebanknotes.com$" negate="true"></add></conditions>
          <action type="Redirect" url="<a href=" http:="" www.antiquebanknotes.com="" {r:1"="">http://www.AntiqueBanknotes.com/{R:1}" />
       </action></match></rule>

Thanks for all your help!

Hi Alan,I appreciate the links and now I know what the problem is... sadly though I am not able to access IIS as this is running on Godaddy...  I guess I will have to implement something in the global.asax file?I have this code in the global.asax to handle the www and non www page issue. string request = HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.ToString().ToLower();if (request.Contains("http://antiquebanknotes.com")){   HttpContext.Current.Response.Clear(); HttpContext.Current.Response.Status = "301 Moved Permanently"; HttpContext.Current.Response.AddHeader("Location", request.Replace       (http://antiquebanknotes.com", "http://www.antiquebanknotes.com));}

Ok,  old fat client developer new at SEO so I apologize if this is obvious.

I have 4 errors in one of my campaigns.  two are duplicate content and two are duplicate title.

Here is the duplicate title error

Rare Currency And Old Paper Money Values and Information.
 http://www.antiquebanknotes.com/

Rare Currency And Old Paper Money Values and Information.
 http://www.antiquebanknotes.com/Default.aspx

So, my question is... What do I need to do to make this right?   They are the same page.  in my page load for default.aspx I have this:

this.Title = "Rare Currency And Old Paper Money Values and Information.";

And it occurs only once...