Campaign keywords (48) and on page report (17)
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I go into my campaign keywords and have 48, but when I view my on page report only 17 show up? All keywords have been in there since last Friday except 2-26-11, 4 I added this Friday 3-4-11.
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Thanks Mike
It's seem to be a combination of keywords I selected and the keywords on my site as to what shows up.
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Hi Randy,
The Web App will try to find pages that rank well and score well in the On Page Report. Just because you have added 48 keywords doesn't mean that you will get 48 on page reports. Usually when I find a situation like this I find that my site isn't well optimized for the keywords that I entered. If you want to view the on page report for a specific keyword and page you can run it manually also.
Casey
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In my expience, the reports you see are the sum of two things (1) it automatically includes a report in cases where your site is in the top 50 results of the SERPs for each campaign keyword, and (2) you can manually cause it to add a report by going to the Report Card page (second sub-menu choice on the On Page page) and giving it the keyword and then the URL you want it to report on for that keyword. I believe it will remember these manual pairing additions between sessions (mind seems to). This manual process is very helpful when you are working through your on-page optimization so you can see how you're doing (from an on-page point of view) before you achieve top-50 status in the SERPs.
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Hi David
I'm new to SeoMoz and just feeling my way around the tools and assumed that I'd get an on page for all my keywords? Because when I go add in the on page section all my keywords are there? Thanks for the support contact email.
Randy
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If I am understanding this correctly, campaign keywords are keywords you track for rankings and the on-page report shows you pages that are optimized to those keywords so you could be tracking keywords for pages that are not built, does that make sense or am I smoking something funny today?
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