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How often are keyword rankings updated?

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Sam.at.Moz last edited by

My keyword rankings were last updated on the 8th of October when will they be updated?

Thanks,

Sam
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Sam.at.Moz last edited by

Nice, should be later today then! I've just added some new keywords in so hopefully these will get picked up today also.

Sam
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BruceA last edited by

Hi Sam

They are updated on the 8th day after the campaigns where created and then on the subsequent 8th day, this allows for a full weeks data to be measured. You should expect to see your update shortly

Moz emails you when all the updates have been run with a summary report once complete.

Bruce
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