Has anyone noticed slight drops in the Domain mozRank of their sites since the OSE update?
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There's been no significant changes to their link profiles, so I'm thinking how mozRank is measured may have changed. Anyone else have this issue?
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A bit of a late response here, but yes, there is usually a reworking of things at each update. Rand has said that it's best to use the metrics to compare your site to a competitor each time, rather than your site to itself over time.
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Yup, numbers all slightly down, including competitors - so I guess just a general reworking of how SEOmoz is calculating these numbers
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Yea I have noticed changes and a change within link profiles
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