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How often does the indexing take place?

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VoodooCreativeLtd last edited by

Hi there,

I am currently looking at one of my campaigns and have noticed that since i last checked on the 31st Jan there have been no change in analytics despite me having done work on the campaign itself.

I saw in the external links section that it said "38 down since last index" and I was just wondering how often the index takes place.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!

Many thanks.
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VoodooCreativeLtd @Hurf last edited by

Hi Hurf,

Yes it does really help - thank you and appreciate the help!

Kind regards,

Jay
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Hurf last edited by

Hi,

The last Mozscape API update took place on the 26th Jan and the next on is due on 28th Feb:

See here for update history and schedule: https://moz.com/products/api/updates

Hope that helps!
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