Keyword Ranking Report Blank
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I have a custom ranking report set up to run every month. The module that shows the overall changes (how many improved, how many dropped, number in rank #1-3, etc.) populates with data, but the keyword ranking for tracked keywords listing is blank for all keywords, all search engines. I haven't changed anything in my campaigns - why is this reporting blank?
Thanks!
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Thanks - I just sent an email to help team.
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Hi there! Thanks for reaching out! My name is Erin, and I'm on the Moz Help Team. Sorry to hear you're running into this! I want to respect your privacy and keep your campaign details off the interwebz. Can you email us at help@moz.com and let us know the campaign/custom report that's giving your grief? We can investigate this further from there!
We look forward to seeing your email!
Erin
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