Search Term not appearing in On-Page Grader but is in code?
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Hi,
I have never had this issue in the past, but I am working on a website currently which is - http://hrfoundations.co.uk I didn't develop this website and the pages are in separate folders on the FTP which I have never come across before but hey ho.
Anyway I have added the search term (HR Consultancy West Midlands) to the about us page in the h1, title and description however when I run the On-Page Grader it only says that I have entered it within the body which I haven't even done yet.
When I view the page source it has defiantly been uploaded and the search terms are there, I have tried checking the spelling incase I spelt it incorrectly and I still can't seem to find the issue.
Has anyone else experience this in the past, I'm going to go away now and check the code for any unclosed divs etc to see if that may be causing any issue's.
Thanks
Chris
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Thanks Sean I will contact the help team and see if they can be of assistance
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Hi Chris,
This is a really interesting question. In this case I would recommend writing into help@moz.com so we can take a look under the hood to see if there are any issues. If it looks like a bug we will make sure to pass it up to our engineers to take a look.
If you have any other questions please feel free to ask.
Hopefully this helps and I wish you a wonderful day!
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I forgot to add the link to the about us page - http://hrfoundations.co.uk/about_us/index.html
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