How to Refesh site comapign?
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How to Refesh site comapign? its displaying 3 days old data. now fixed some contents. unable to test it. kindly guide me for howto refresh the report?
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Your ranking and site crawl reports update weekly like Opt mentioned. If you want to manually check your on page or ranks you can use some of the single serve tools on the research tools page (rank tracker, term target, site crawl etc).
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Is it on-page reports you'r looking to update?
Like @opt said your campain will be updated once a week. If you take a look under your statistics in the overview you will se something like this: Rankings Updated Every: Xxxxday Last Data Update: xx/xx/2011
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I believe the full campaign report updates once per week.
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