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In competitive domain analysis my website shows pages that I no longer have.

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ovistomih last edited by

When I go to my campaign, link analysis, under competitive comparison/followed backlinks, the 5 pages under Anchor Text/Target URL, supposedly on my website, are not on my website anymore.

I recently moved my domain name to another server (before signing up for seomoz) and deleted the forum associated with my website. Those 5 pages are all from that now extinct forum.

What's going on?
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ovistomih @RyanKent last edited by

thanks. Now it makes sense
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RyanKent last edited by

The data is based on the Linkscape crawl of the web. The data will often be up to 70 days behind.
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