How often does SEOMoz refresh their link analysis data?
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I know that my link profile has changed within the last month, yet both SEOMoz campaign link analysis and Open Site Explorer have shown the exact same number of links for more than a month. Majestic SEO fluctuates as I would expect, but Moz data is unchanged.
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Answer: not often enough.
But they are working on fixing on that.
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Hi Lisa,
The OSE updates ABOUT every month. Sometimes a little longer and shorter.
You can see scheduled updates here:
http://apiwiki.seomoz.org/w/page/25141119/Linkscape%20Schedule
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