On Page reports is empty
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Hello,
Yesterday I created my PRO account, I have several urls in top 50 instead of a have no report in On Page Reports, how low take the system for generating this?
Thank you,
Carlos
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Will do!
It's weird now this morning it's showing two keywords that I ran manual report on yesterday in the results...
Support will help I am sure
Thanks!
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Hi Julie,
Yes, please do fill out a help ticket. That's the best way for us to be able to lend you a hand with this and find out what is happening. Thanks so much, and sorry for your troubles.
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yes, I have many keywords associated with the campaign...
Any other ideas? Should I fill out a help ticket? This is kind of key to our decision to continue using the product once the trial period ends.
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Please check that you have relevant keywords in Overview -> MAnage Keywords. The reports are generated based on these keywords only.
- Nitin
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I have had the trial version for over a week and still no on page reports...
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Ok, thank you Nitin.
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On Page Reports are generated weekly so it may take one week to actually get the same. In the meantime you can use research tools to see them. It can be found here.
Note that you will need to provide URL as well in this case. Weekly reports see that automatically.
- Nitin
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