Comparing details of current on-page grade reports with previous reports
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Hi
Whilst i've set up reporting for on-page grader when it comes through on report it just shows any changes in grade and rank, what i also want to look at is changes in the detail/components of current report compared to previous reports, is this possible historically (over the previous reporting periods) ?
There doesn't seem to be any kind of archive that i can find to previously carried out on-page grade report ?
Cheers
Dan
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Many Thanks Chiaryn
Yes i can see i can do that moving forward but i was here looking into finding a way to view the reports detail retrospectively
Thanks Anyway
All Best
Dan -
Hey Dan,
Thanks for writing in.
While you can always view the previous grade of the report in the change column next to the current grade, we don't keep an archive of the full optimization report. I'm afraid we don't currently have a way to keep the old report in Moz Analytics at this time, but you should see the ability to export the report to a PDF in the near future. Unfortunately, that would be the only way to keep historical reports going forward.
For now, you can still export the On-Page reports to PDF from the PRO version of the app so that you can compare the change in factors week over week. I apologize for the inconvenience that causes.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Chiaryn
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