Hi Kyu,
Host1 is correct about Google. You most likely don't need to worry about your Google index.
As for our crawler. Roger doesn't like Java or Flash so you may see your index and crawl diagnostic with us be hindered a bit as such.
Thanks!
Joel.
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Hi Kyu,
Host1 is correct about Google. You most likely don't need to worry about your Google index.
As for our crawler. Roger doesn't like Java or Flash so you may see your index and crawl diagnostic with us be hindered a bit as such.
Thanks!
Joel.
Hi Rodgers,
I replied to your ticket but wanted to reply here as well to make sure you got your answer and in case others had similar concerns.
I've looked at your CSV and there are no images being flagged as duplicate. Roger (our crawler) does not see images so you shouldn't ever see images in your crawl.
Thanks!
Joel.
Hi Tony,
I need more information from you in order to check this out. I'm going to send you a support ticket to reply to.
Thanks,
Joel.
Hi Anders,
I took a look at your site and it looks like it may have had a bit of an issue when it was indexed. You'll notice the pages that have No Data listed are also missing the http response.
The link analysis information is pulled directly from our MozScape APi and it seems that title information was not available when the index was compiled.
I hope that helps.
Cheers,
Joel.
Hey Benny,
Sorry about that. We had a brief issue that caused the Rank Tracker Tracking function to not update.
It should be all fixed now if you want to give it a shot. 
Let me know if you have any other troubles.
Cheers,
Joel.
Hi Luis,
If you've got a lot of keywords to add at once, you can actually enter them in the Manage Keywords section. You can enter them separated by commas, tabs, or lines.
That's the most efficient way to add keywords to your account. Of course you'll need to make sure you aren't going to exceed your keyword quota or it could error out on you.
Thanks!
Joel.
Hi Callie,
Thanks for the question. It sounds like you're wondering why we don't show MozRank in the inbound links section. If that's not correct, please let me know.
As for why it's not there, we chose to show the Page and Domain Authorities to give you a brief snapshot of the pages that are linking to you. If you need to view MozRank for links you'll want to click the icon for "Compare" and that will show you the specific metrics for the page that links to you.
Here's a screenshot of where to find that button: http://www.screencast.com/t/rGz9HUuabRe
I hope that helps clear that up.
Cheers,
Joel.
Hey Per,
Good question.
The On-Page report actually utilizes Broad Keyword Use in it's grading. For situations just like you mentioned. Not every keyword is utilizing proper grammar so we've padded it out a bit to allow for extenuating circumstances.
Google will do similar with their rankings unless someone uses quotes to ask for an exact match (weird, but it happens).
I hope that helps.
Cheers,
Joel.
Hi John,
Thanks for the question.
Unfortunately though, there is no way to have one campaign specifically ignore a single subdomain and still crawl all other subdomains.
It would be possible to set two subdomain campaigns if your site was set as such:
www.example.com
blog.example.com
But anything outside of either of those subdomains would not be touched. 
Thanks,
Joel.
Hey Ranjit,
Open Site Explorer shows Tweets and FB shares for the URL itself. I know it can be kind of tricky, but it has nothing to do with your Facebook page. Since OSE has no idea what your Facebook page is it only searches for mentions of the URL itself.
For example. Run a report for www.seomoz.org. We obviously have way more than 139 likes for our FB page, but the URL www.seomoz.org has only been liked 139 times.
I hope that makes sense.
Cheers,
Joel.
Hey there!
The keywords you enter into SEOmoz are the words and phrases you'd like to track your rankings for on the various search engines. You'll ideally want to include them in your page in some fashion.
I would suggest you run a few custom On-Page report cards for your sites. That will show you a break down of how well your page is optimized for your keywords and help you avoid keyword stuffing. 
Cheers,
Joel.
Hi Ravi,
Thanks for the question!
Unfortunately though, we don't do any API support here. What you'll want to do to get your answer quickly is submit your question in the Developer forum here: http://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293196-developer-discussion-group
That's your best option for finding accurate and quick information regarding the API.
Cheers,
Joel.
Cool!
I'm glad you figured it out. You can also visit our developer discussion group here: http://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293196-developer-discussion-group for more detailed help with the API.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Cheers,
Joel.
Hi Scott,
Derek and Brad are correct in that there's no real way to tell Roger to index a specific page.
Your best bet to get your page index in OSE is to work at building quality backlinks and making sure your site is configured properly so we can reach your pages.
Also remember you can set up your campaign for your site and crawl it that way if you want to evaluate the rest of your page information.
I hope that helps.
Cheers,
Joel.
You can. 
When you select your keyword and enter the URL just click "Run This Report Weekly"
Any reports you no longer wish to see you can click "Stop Running Weekly."
Thanks,
Joel.