On page "F" and I changed my tags long ago to match everything and still F?
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My on-page analysis shows that my title tags are not supporting my keyword..........but they are! My title tag has my EXACT keyword phrase. What gives?
Keyword is "San Diego Party Bus"
Title is "San Diego Party Bus | xoxoxox | xoxoxoxo"
F grade! ????????
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Hi all,
I have the exact same issue here. How did this get solved?
Best regards,
Michel -
Hi Drew,
I just took a look - I definitely see that we don't have a title crawled. I'm going to open up a support ticket for you and we'll get this investigated. You should see an email from me in a few minutes.
Sorry about this, let's get it fixed right away!
Joel
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Can you post the url?
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