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Thanks for the update Ian! Also read something in Twitter from Rand about this issue. Its great to hear that Moz keeps track on the bugs and when they screw up, embrace the problem, do the best to solve it, even rolling back. Keep up like this! Best wishes. GR

Hey! You can find you SEO competitors in a few steps with  Keyword Explorer, which is included in our Moz Pro subscription. 1. Enter your site into Keyword Explorer https://moz.com/explorer/site/overview 2. Select and search a keyword that you’re ranking on the top page for (the top 10 results) 3. Click SERP Analysis 4. Save the top ranking URLs You can do the same for a target keyword 1. Enter your target keyword  into Keyword Explorer https://moz.com/explorer/site/overview 2. Click on SERP Analysis 3. Save the top ranking URLs You can then go on to find competitor overlap to build on your keyword lists and get content ideas. 1. Enter your site into Keyword Explorer 2. Enter two of the competitors URLs that you just collected 3. Click on the Venn diagram to see the areas of most overlap to see keywords the top ratings urls also rank for 4. Use this ideas to build keyword lists, add them to your Campaign to track and optimise your content. Any further questions, feel free to reach out to help@moz.com

Thank you for this update. I have Tumblr, Blogspot etc. that I use as part of my strategy and it is quite disconcerting this morning to see an individual post on a Tumblr blog with a PA of 94.  It's like looking in your bank and seeing a balance of 100K.

Glad to hear it on all accounts.

Hi Simon, that is very strange! Would you kindly send an email to help@moz.com so we can see what is going on? Thanks. Christy

Oh well. Guess it's worth the wait!

LOL. And still not all have internet or blogs or social media profiles! Can't imagine how many will be if all planet knew to create blogs!