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Yes, I am looking in my Tracked Keywords which is where I need this information. When will this likely be fixed?  It is making it hard to use the reports at all right now and flicking between other reports (which I may not have full access to) is not really a solution. Keyword difficulty is only helpful in the context of keyword volume.  One without the other does not enable a sensible targeting decision to be made.

Dirk, I perhaps was not clear enough - I am not suggesting that prices are displayed without VAT alone.  We would display both (for the reasons you point out). The point is that many non B2B customers get confused by 2 prices, particularly those from overseas and it makes the site look a mess. My recommendation is emphatically to display just the inc VAT price as that is what everyone pays and it removes any confusion. I guess this discussion proves that there is little evidence to show the impact of this on conversion rates.

I would recommend Screaming Frog as well, but a couple free alternatives were recently mentioned in a YOUMOZ post, http://moz.com/ugc/conduct-a-backlink-profile-analysis-with-excel-case-study

Like what Federico said it takes time for these pages to get found and indexed. Moz's isn't able to index the web at the level that Google is able to. So just because it's not showing up in Moz yet doesn't mean that Google hasn't found and indexed it yet. Other ways that you can monitor inbound links: Set up alerts with Google Alerts & TalkWalker.com Check referrals in Google Analytics, new referrals sources could be from other sites linking to you. Other backlink checkers that you could check, besides OSE, ahrefs & majestic seo Hope this answers your question.

I haven't this issue. Seems something wrong in your account? Best is to contact support I guess.

Thanks for the two quick and thorough responses.  The site is about to be re-launched and that will address a lot of the issues regarding on page etc. It is interesting to read your thoughts (Robert - I think I understood yours a bit more than Donford, but both helpful).