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The good news is that a recent update has been made, and we're ready to accept beta SNI customers to test it out. Please see the article here that explains this further: https://moz.com/community/q/moz-pro-our-web-crawler-and-sites-that-use-sni and if you're interested in being a part of the beta testing, the link to the sign up page is here: http://goo.gl/forms/LCvL9Ix8JDHfbAvr1

This is a great answer. PA and DA are relativistic measures, meaning they are relative to other sites in the index. If Facebook went out and doubled their links relative to everyone else, your DA might go down, but in reality your site is still just as strong as ever. As Tim describes, you should be most concerned about your scores relative to your competitors. As long as you are keeping pace or gaining, you should be fine.

The only differences between the campaign crawl and the crawl test are that the campaign is an automated tracking that updates once a week and the crawl test is an on the spot crawl that can be requested at any time, though the crawl test is limited to crawling only 3000 pages of a site. (This shouldn't be an issue for the Stop Wobble site, as we have only found about 600 pages.) The type of audit you get between the two tools is the same. The purpose of the crawl test is to audit sites that you don't necessarily want to create a full campaign for yet, but it is often used check site updates between regularly scheduled campaign crawls.

I checked your site with Screaming Frog - the issue with the product compare is solved. There is still a problem with the wishlist. Example http://www.stopwobble.com/wobble-wedge-white-hard-300-wedges.html  - if you look at the source there are links to https://www.stopwobble.com/wishlist/index/add/product/81170/form_key/XdNIJWsLMTHVFpVh/ which still give 302 You should also correct links of type http://www.stopwobble.com/sales/order/history/ in your HTML Don't forget that Moz Crawl is only once a week - so the errors will only disappear next crawl. rgds, Dirk

Hey Torbett! Keywords in Moz Analytics are case-sensitive, this includes Rank Tracker as well. Hope this helps!

Hi Torbett Would you be able to provide an example of an issue we are still reporting?

I always see it as your online 'popularity score', based on various items such as off page (blogger outreach, online partners and PR) and on page SEO (engagement, behavioural, tech etc.)