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Bing Not Complete in Ranking Report

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QueenSt last edited by

Curious as to what the "FRI" image means under Bing on my Keyword Ranking reports?

I saw this on Friday and assumed it hadn't crawled yet (as it was to set to crawl on Friday Jan 27, 2012) but here we are Monday AM and I'm still seeing the same thing.

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QueenSt last edited by

Thanks for the input Brendan. I will do so!
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Confetti_Wedding last edited by

You're right that it does mean Friday. If it hasn't shown up yet, I'd fire an email to help@seomoz.org who'll be able to help you out. They're usually super speedy at replying.

Thanks,

Brendan.
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