Onpage SEO Analysis within a campaign
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I have setup a campaign and have a number of pages which are ranked as F, but that is because they are comparing against the homepage and not the internal page I have setup. Is it possible to update the page which the campaign monitor is checking against. Or is it driven by the highest ranking page for that keyword.
Thanks
Andy
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ah great, it was the run weekly report bit I was missing. I will start updating my campaigns.
Thanks
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Good news, you can set up the On-page reports to grade any URL you desire.
By default, the On-page function generates reports for keywords ranking in the top 50 of your given search engine, for the URL showing in the search result. But sometimes this is not the URL you wish to grade.
For example, your "Contact Us" page ranks #5 for the keyword phrase "Yellow Shoes" and the Web App grades it a B. What if you really want to target your homepage for this keyword phase? Here’s how:
1. Hit Report Card at the top of the On-page summary.
2. Choose your Keyword you want to grade. The keyword must already be included in your campaign. Select Manage Keywords if you need to add keywords.
3. Enter the URL of the page you would like to grade.
4. Hit Grade My On-Page Optimization to generate your report.
To stop a particular keyword/URL combination, you can hit "Stop Running Weekly" button on the report card page itself. It's also possible to grade multiple URLs for the same keyword.
Read more here.... http://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/20034412-on-page-reports
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I have had that problem before, that time i deoptimized the page in question and SEOmoz switched page for me. As far I as know you cant edit witch page seomoz ranks manually. Any one know for sure? I think it's a good mashup between most relevant, linking sites/ ancor text and ranking. Any one know for sure?
Any way try deomptimizing your on-site for that page it will probably give you better rankings too.
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