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Question About Moz Reports

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EwanFisher last edited by

Hey guys

Is it possible to change the date/time that SEOmoz runs its ranking reports?

I put together ranking reports each Monday which I need to feedback to the business and it would be good if I could schedule these for late Sunday or early Monday mornings for me coming in to the office.
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EwanFisher @Abe_Schmidt last edited by

Hi Abe

Thanks for coming back to me, looks like ill be busy on Sunday then

Matthew
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EwanFisher @Abe_Schmidt last edited by

Hi Abe

Thanks for coming back to me, looks like ill be busy on Sunday then

Matthew
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Abe_Schmidt last edited by

Hello Matthew,

Great question! We run your ranking reports every week based on when you set it up. The only way to customize the timing the way you want it is to set up a new campaign on a Sunday. That way your results will be updated by the time you get to the office on Monday.
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