Why my on-page report card won't improve?
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For my page www.homedestination.com/Minneapolis-homes-for-sale.html, Moz ranks the page as an "F" for the keyword "Minneapolis home buyers".
All data in the report card is from months ago. using the "Grade my On-Page Optimization" button fails to show any updates - even after months.
For example the title is actually "Minneapolis Homes For Sale| buying a Minneapolis home | Homebuyers" while Moz says it is ""Minneapolis Homes For Sale | Home Destination | Jenna Thuening"
Moz says the description tag is "Realtor Jenna Theuning helping real estate buyers find Minnetonka homes for sale, owner of Home Destination. CDPE also helps with foreclosure and short sales buying." and "Minneapolis homes for sale, and Minneapolis listing, and Minneapolis upscale real estate, and Minneapolis lakeside properties provided by Home Destination"" when it is actually "Minneapolis homes for sale, and Minneapolis listing, Minneapolis home buyers, and Minneapolis lakeside properties provided by Home Destination."
Additionally, my weekly ranking reports seems "stuck" and continues to show many "F" ranked keywords that have been updated for some time.
Amy advice on how to see improvements?
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Yes you can update the in the home destination. If you are "Tracking" the results you will need to STOP the report. Re-check that the keyword used to test the page is correct, and then ensure that the URL for the page being checked is also correct. I have missed the prefix "Http" vs "https" and that of course will return an F grade as well. So once everything is correctly set, then you may want to restart the tracking/reporting option.
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Hi Allen,
Good to know! Thank you for such a quick reply.
Will I see the improvements correctly updated in my New Rankings and On-Page Reports Ready for Home Destination?
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If you are looking at your on-page report card from within your account and the on-page checker you have setup for your keywords, that page caches the results to a predetermined URL.
Try this instead: Go to this URL http://moz.com/researchtools/on-page-grader this page does not cach the results and requires you to enter your keyword and page URL each time you check a page. So it will have the information from your live webpage. I bet you will see a big difference.
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