beta.domain is tracking in seomoz. why is this happening ?
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beta.domain is tracking in seo moz dashboard why is this happening ?
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This is more of a question for the help desk. Email them at help@seomoz.org with your login name and this question and they'll get back to you real soon. Thanks for using SEOmoz!
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Sounds like you need to send this question into customer service (open a ticket). Unless you suspect it's a problem with your site, in which case we'll need more information from you (domain for example)
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