On page analysis showing old results
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Hi,
My on page crawl analysis is showing that I have 38 duplicate content issues. These issues are because we had used tags in our blog. We remove all the tags 10+ day ago but the crawl that was done 5 days ago is still showing the tags as causing a duplicate content issue. Why would this be? We cannot correct is as it is already corrected. How do we get moz to crawl the correctly?
Thanks
Andrew
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Andrew,
Log into your account, now go to >Campaigns. then >View this Campaign. Scroll down to "Keyword Rankings", then click on >See all Keyword Rankings. Hover over the keyword you would like information for, then 2 icons will appear. Click on the rightmost icon that looks like an EKG chart.
Scroll down to the "Ranking Analysis on" portion of the report. There you will find 34 parameters your keyword and URL are graded on. You will find a button just below and to the left of "Ranking Analysis on" that says "Run Full Report" you get 50 free report per month. So knock yourself out.
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Thanks for your response but I cannot find either of the functionality you mention in your response. Could you please describe in more detail. Also we removed the tags 10 days ago and the last run was 5 days ago so the tags should not be in the report in the first place this is our main issue.
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Andrew,
We have seen this issue as well. Turns out its not an issue at all, just an operator error.
The on page results file is a fixed page, and wont change no matter how many times you look at it. The on page results are a snap shot of the results of the time of capture, so you really dont want that page to change so you may referance it at a later date.
So what rour experiencing is a Chaced record report.
To view new results for any changes you have made you have two choices. First and my favorite option is to use the "Ranking Analysis" report page, and click on the "Run A Full Report" button. You have 50 credits, or reports each month on the PRO level. Depending on activity level you will recieve an email message that your report is finished. Second option on the same page is to generate a "Real Time Report" this option is in the drop down menu area. No where near as much information
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