Why did I not get on page analysis
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I signed up last Friday for a 30 day trial and was hoping to get the on page analysis so I could get cracking on it. Moz said the crawl was done but I have no info for on page analysis which I find really useful when I have used this before.
Any ideas and are any of the MOZ moderators able to get the system to perform one so I can make changes tonight for the MOZ crawl again tomorrow?
Thanks
Paul
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Hi Paul,
I took a look at your campaigns and see that your keywords are not found in the top 50 in the SERPs. The on page analysis will only generate reports for keywords that rank in the top 50. You can use the on-page grader to generate an instant report here if you want to get started on how you can improve your rankings for each of your pages: http://moz.com/researchtools/on-page-grader
Hope that helps!
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Paul,
I cannot find (other than a campaign) where the ability to crawl as site is as it was on the old site. So, send me that link if you know where it is now. But, that said, you should be able to see on page with a campaign. Once you run a campaign and get the results, when you click on it you will be in Overview. If you look at the menu under the name of your campaign, the 4th is OnPage and it should have those results there.
You will see the A, B, C, ... page and scroll down for more info.
Hope that helps,
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