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I had this issue for the longest time. We would follow all the suggested fixes yet the problem would keep happening. Worked with the Moz help team for some time to find a solution. I was told that the API to GA had some "limits". I believe there could only be 25 calls for the google account. Once you hit the 26th, the first one would loose the connection. Which is what you are seeing with that Moz error message. Sorry this is not the best explanation, I am not very technical. What we ended up doing was creating a new dedicated Moz GA account for each 20 URLs (so we had a bit of wiggle room) we were monitoring and made sure nothing else hit the GA api for those URLs within that account. Havent had a disconnect issue since. Hopefully this helps you as well.

That sort of helps,However most of our clients prefer the PDF version of the reports. We could send both, but it would require a training course to teach them how to understand the information in the CSV. Is it not possible to add this feature to the PDF version of the reports? When the PDF is generated, just check for the icons, if the icon is present, include it in a table. With very little programming experience I am sure adding this feature would be quite simple. I can't imagine that I'm the first person to ask for this feature. It seems like a low effort modification to the site that would help immensely. Here is an imaginary situation to put it in perspective for you. Client A isn't happy because the reports he/she is receiving don't show all the maps results they appear in. We tell them that they are ranking well in maps thanks to the work we have done, but Client A can only search manually to find them or sort through a convoluted CSV to determine where he/she is or isn't. Client A cancels because we are unable to provide adequate reporting at a reasonable cost. We are forced to develop our own program to parse CSV's into a visual report at a great cost to ourselves and our clients. This development is not shared with the rest of the Moz community who are left to deal with the same issue on their own.

Great question, I would love to have the same feature. One suggestions is to tag one of the moz product categories so that the moz staff can get to you quickly.

I started my real estate Wordpress website about 6 months ago. I was skeptical about the subdomain of my IDX provider, but i couldn't find a better fit. I have 100's of hours into to my site now and it is doing well (thank you Moz.com!), but I am noticing that my main domain authority is higher than my subdomain authority. I am now having doubts about my IDX provider and am looking into ways to host a RETS feed on my server. I don't think there is any better way for Real Estate SEO. Unfortunately, I have not found an easy way to do this that works with my MLS. My site is greatcoloradohomes.com, if you would like to check it out. I am open to any constructive criticism to help me with it. Like I said, I have hundreds of personal hours (many late nights) invested in this topic. If i can provide any helpful advice, I'd be glad to help. I always enjoy talking about real estate websites and the options available. This topic has a lot of evolving to do over the next few years.