Has anyone noticed that there are no local results in their keyword rankings?
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Is anyone else having this issue? The universal rankings are not populating in my keyword rankings tool for any of my clients. Is this something that SEOmoz changedrecently?
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Glad to help!
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Thanks Chiaryn!!! Great service and support!
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Hi There,
William is correct. We recently had an issue with our rankings and our back up solution made it difficult for us to provide universal rankings for a time. A fix for the universal results was released on Thursday, January 3rd. I looked into your account and all of your campaigns that updated on Thursday or later are showing universal results now.
Please take a look and let me know if you still have any questions.
-Chiaryn
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I opened a support ticket for this last week and they replied saying that it's a known issue and that the next time your campaign updates it will be functional again.
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