Welcome to the Q&A Forum

Hi there,

Thanks for the question!

The On-Page reports are generally automatically generated for any keywords rankings in the Top 50.

If you want to change the Keyword that it grades for you need to push "Run This Report Weekly" after changing the keyword.

If you have any specific questions I'm happy to address them if you want to email into help@seomoz.org.

I hope that clears some things up. 
Cheers,
Joel.

Hey Irving!

Good catch! Turns out that my Web Team knows about it too and are working on it!

Only cause you said you'd wear it proudly, send me your info to Help@seomoz.org with ATTN: JOEL in the subject and I'll see if I can't scrounge up a shirt for you.:)

Cheers,
Joel.

Hi Fred,

Great question! What can happen if you start a campaign using the same domain as another of your campaigns, it could potentially use a cached crawl if it's within a few days.

You should see the crawl diagnostic reflect your changes on the next crawl.

If you have any specific questions, we'd be happy to answer them. You can send URLs to help@seomoz.org and we can take a closer look. I would still suggest waiting until the next crawl.

Cheers,
Joel.

Hey there,

Thanks for jumping in Doug. You're spot on.

The Rankings we display for your page as exactly what Google displays when we pull the SERP. It has nothing to do with your sites status (whether up or down) and has everything to do with what Google says you rank at.

I do see that it's also been about 16 days since those rankings were pulled (thanks so a Server failure). You should be seeing new rankings in the next few days. In the meantime. I checked in the Rank Tracker tool and see that your rankings appear to have gained some ground and are back around 17-20+.

This is of course one of the things that makes my job so fun and you SEOs so important. Google is extremely volatile and likes to change things all the time.

Check out this site we set up to monitor algorithm changes at Google. http://mozcast.com

I hope that helps clear things up.

Let me know if you have any other questions.
Cheers,
Joel.

Hi there,

I'd have to know the keywords you were using to see for sure. But I just tested a keyword from your campaign and saw similar results. It's most likely because When you run the report without the http you aren't getting the credit for the canonical tag you have.

When you run it for https, you are getting the credit for appropriate use of the rel canonical tag.
That's why you're seeing two different scores.

If you want to get more in depth, you're welcome to provide keywords here or email help@seomoz.org

I hope that helps.
Cheers,
Joel.

Hi Nick & Lara,

It looks like this may be a bit of a bug. I've got it in the capable hands of my engineers and we are investigating.

Hopefully we should have this resolved soon for you.

Cheers,
Joel.

Hi Lara,

The Index did indeed update on August 1st.

If you're not seeing updated information, send it over to Help@seomoz.org with your URLs and we can take a closer look.

Cheers,
Joel.

Hi Dan,

I'd need to know the URLs to give a definitive answer, but I'll take a stab at it now.

In Open Site Explorer the Facebook and twitter metrics are specific to the URL. For an example, if you run www.seomoz.org through Open Site Explorer it says we have a paltry 135 Facebook likes.  But, we have 44,163 Facebook likes for our Facebook page.

I hope that helps clear that up.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Cheers,
Joel.

Hey all,

Thanks for the heads! I'll get this taken care of.

Cheers,
Joel.

Hi Joe,

It looks like in this instance that tag is referring to a select handful of pages you have that have a 301 redirect on them and have oddly formatted URLs. I'll give an example without divulging any info about your site:

Each instance of that is on a URL formatted as such: http://www.example.com/www.example.com/Sample-product-in-red.html

Let me know if you have any more questions about that. If you'd like to discuss this in more detail you can drop us a line at help@seomoz.org and put ATTN: Joel in the subject.

Cheers,
Joel.

Hi Jason,

What you can do is set a Disallow directive for that particular subdomain with the user agent RogerBot.

That should prevent that subdomain from being crawled in your reports.

Cheers,
Joel.

Hi Rob,

The On-Page report is a timed report. It's pulled Weekly automatically.

You can run a report here: http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/on-page-keyword-optimization/new to do a cursory evaluation of your On-Page on the fly. If it's within a few days of your last crawl it is possible that it will pull cached data, so please keep that in mind.

I hope that helps!

Cheers,

Joel.

Hi there,

Sorry for the confusion. That is definitely something with how your blog is set up. It's likely that some sort of category plug in or something along those lines is creating those pages for you in the name of redundancy.

I would suggest you either get rid of the plugin or apply the Canonicals as mentioned by Billy. that way they would at least not be fighting over rankings.

I've heard great things about the Yoast plugin mentioned earlier. I've not personally used it, but it has quite the reputation. It may be worth checking out.

Thanks,

Joel.

Hi, our IP is changing all the time. We do have an option that may resolve your issue though. I'm going to create a ticket as I will need some personal information regarding your account.

Thanks,

Joel

Hi There!

I'm opening up a ticket for you right now. It'll be easier for us to correspond that way.

Cheers,

Joel.

Hey Mauro,

I got an ETA of 2-3 weeks from my engineers about 1.5 weeks ago. So it shouldn't be too much longer and we'll have everything squared away.

Cheers,

Joel.