On-page Optimization empty
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My website is new.
My On-page Optimization (Reports Updated: 1/2/13) is empty.
Is there a problem, I have to wait longer or am I doing something wrong?
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Thanks.
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Hi there! This is Megan from SEOmoz. The On Page Tool only automatically runs reports on pages that are already ranking in the top 50 for one or more of your keywords. Thus, your On Page Rankings Reports update after your rankings update each week. If you have no pages ranking in the top fifty, then you'll have no automatically generated On Page Reports. If you have 30 pages ranking in the top fifty, then you should have 30 On Page reports.
You can always manually generate reports for any URL and one of your keywords. Simply go to the Report Card tab in the On Page section, and cut and paste or type a new URL into the URL drop box. Then select your keyword from the drop down and select "Grade My Optimization." After that, you can tell the Web App to start tracking that combination in the future, and you should start seeing weekly reports. You can learn more about on page reports here: http://www.seomoz.org/help/on-page-reports
I hope this helps!
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