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Hey Charles!

The scope of the two tools are different, Site Crawl has a much higher limit of pages that can be crawled, with you plan we look for up to 20k 200ok pages, where On Demand Crawl is looking for only the first 3k pages that return 200 ok status.

Hope that helps, let me know if you need anything else.

hey Scott!

Traffic actually cannot be measured without the use of Google Analytics, returning traffic for SERP results is not possible within the tool set unless you had GA account information for all those sites.

You can track traffic in a campaign by adding your own Google Analytics, but it would be specific to your site only.

There are 2 ways to connect your Google Analytics to Moz Pro.

1. Through your Campaign setup (create a new campaign)
2. Through Campaign settings for an existing campaign

I've got a guide that talks through some troubleshooting which I think might help.

Hey, thanks for reaching out.

Sorry you are having issues accessing parts of our site.  We would need more information on the connection refused.  Is it a cloudflare error or something we are generating?  If you could please write into help@moz.com with more info, so we can help troubleshoot.

thanks!

Hey Roman!  This is possible with the use of our API and Google Sheets API for you to write results to a Google sheet.  That would require a developer to build that functionality for you but its definitely possible.  Here are some resources if you wanted to try it out yourself.

Google API documentation: https://developers.google.com/sheets/api/

Moz API documentation: https://moz.com/help/links-api

Hope that helps, let me know if you need anything else.

Hey, thanks for reaching out to us!

The best way to accomplish this would be to use the Keywords by Site tool and then navigate to ranking keywords.  You would not be able to bulk upload these, you would need to run each domain separately.  This will return keywords ranking for URL and search volume.  For linking domains, you would also need to run a separate search in a different tool called Link Explorer.  That tool focuses on link data.

The tool also will not bulk import keywords and then export suggestions for each keyword, you would need to run a keyword query for each keyword to get that data back.

I hope that to answer your questions, if you need further assistance, feel free to send us an email at help@moz.com

Hey there, thanks for reaching out to us!

Entering a keyword either nationally or with a specific location will have different rankings.  Its really up to you how you want to track those keywords.  If you are unsure, you can also track a single keyword both nationally and locally, it will just count as two keywords towards your limits.

Hope that helps, let me know if you need anything else.

Hey, Dave here from the Help Team.

All URL metrics can be found here: https://moz.com/help/links-api/making-calls/url-metrics

There seems like a lot of variations but that is because you can call data on a root domain, subdomain and page level, so there are varying factors to that need to be determined before we can answer the above questions.

Do you want total backlinks to a specific page?  root domain?

The description column of that page is pretty good at specifying what each bit flag is calling, feel free to reach out to help@moz.com if you are stuck on something.

thanks!

hey, Dave from the Help Team here.

The 430 error seems to be a result of shopify blocking our bot from accessing those pages temporarily. We have seen instances where this clears up after the second crawl, so keep your eye out for your weekly campaign update email in the meantime.

The good news is, that your human visitors will still be able to access your pages to do their shopping, phew!

Thanks so much for letting us know. We'll track this issue and look into a fix. I'm sorry I don't have better news for you at this time.

Hey there!

can you send an email to help@moz.com with your account credentials?  We will help you out.

thanks!

Hey, thanks for reaching out!

If the listing you are seeing on directories is unmanaged and a close match to your listing in Moz Local, then there is a good chance that is the listing we are going to try and claim.  If the directory does not have a close match, we will create one on your behalf.

Which ever direct partner listings Moz Local is managing for you, we will update automatically based off the NAP information that you signed up with so there is no need for you to go to each directory on your own, it is an automated process.  Hope that helps to clarify, let us know if you need anything else!

Hey, thanks for reaching out to us!

With On Demand Crawl, you can sort by crawl depth, either in the UI or in the CSV export.  This should give you the hierarchy that you are looking for.  The higher the depth number the deeper the crawler was on your site.  I hope that helps to answer your question, let us know if you need anything else.

Hey Rose, thanks for reaching out!

The duplicate content groups specify which URLs are considered duplicate content of each other.  How we determine duplicate content is by parsing the HTML source code of the page and comparing the similarities between all your pages.  If you have two or more pages on your site that have over 90% matching code, we will flag them as duplicate content.  The groups help identify all the pages that are dupes of each other.  I hope that helps to answer your question, you can always follow up with help@moz.com if you are needing further assistance.

thanks

Hey Brett!

Are you referring to refreshing a keyword list?  You first need to select the keyword checkbox and then hit refresh.  If they are not selected, they will not refresh.  If you are encountering problems, even with these instructions, please send us an email at help@moz.com so we can assist you!

Thanks

Hey!  Dave from the Help Team here,

Most discrepancies in keyword rankings are caused by the way Moz is querying Google and other search engines. Our process completely strips personalization from the query. This means that it's more representative of a national average for all searchers in the country, but it also means that you may not be able to reproduce these exact SERPs within your browser because your location is factored into your search results.

One of the SEO experts in our community offered a really great explanation of this difference here.

If you are seeing some big discrepancies that don't seem to make sense to you, please shoot us an email at help@moz.com with some examples, we would be happy to take a look for you!

thanks

Hey Brett!

I responded to the open ticket we had about this, let me know if you need anything else

thanks

Hey Oleg, Dave from the Help Team here

Currently we do not have discovered and lost metrics available via the Links API, however it is something we are working towards having.  Our Help Hub shows all the current metrics available, here is a link:

https://moz.com/help/guides/moz-api/mozscape/api-reference

Hope that helps, let me know if you have any other questions!

Hey, Dave here from the Help Team!

Can you send us an email to help@moz.com so we can investigate?

thanks!

Hey Erik, Dave from the help team here,

HTTP is best, adding the protocol isn't even necessary, we will auto default it.

example.com will end up http://example.com

Hope that helps!

Hey, Dave here from the Help Team!

Jumping in to answer the technical question, you can definitely use the meta robots tag instead of a disallow directive in your robots.txt file.  I would like to point out that Meta Noindex is something we report in Site Crawl so you would see an influx in that issue category but you can mark them as "ignored" as you see fit.

Hey Brett, Dave here from the Help Team.

I think the issue here is that we don't have results that specific for the keyword "r22" based on broadly related topics or synonyms so I don't think that feature will be ideal for that keyword unless you stick to including a mix of sources for suggestions.  Hope that helps, let me know if you have any other questions