Why moz does not update actual keyword possition
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I managed to get first place on google by keyword: vervo.lv kravu pārvadājumi in google.lv (it is in first place all this week)
But in moz reports it shows just second position? I added so far about 100 keywords to monitor so if it shows incorrect this one how can i trust to other keyword results.
Report says it updated on 3. september and it already was in first place.
I really need to monitor keywords but if it does not show actual positions it is useless.
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Dr. Pete just posted an article that might help explain what's going on here - http://moz.com/blog/comparing-ranktracking-methods-browser-vs-crawler-vs-webmaster-tools
Moz uses a crawler to track the rankings you see in your reports. Because of personalization and a variety of other factors, the results in the report might be slightly different than what you see when manually searching in your browser.
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