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If you're using Moz's Landing Pages report and it's not showing any data, even though site "coffee super time" has ranking keywords and traffic, there could be a few possible explanations:

The report is not set up correctly: Double-check that you've set up the report correctly and that you're looking at the right time frame. Make sure that you've selected the right campaign and that your landing pages are properly tagged in Moz.

The landing pages are not indexed by Moz: Moz crawls the web to gather data for its reports, but it's possible that some of your landing pages haven't been indexed by Moz yet. You can try using Moz's Site Crawl tool to see if any of your landing pages are excluded or blocked from being crawled.

The landing pages don't have enough data: Moz's Landing Pages report requires a minimum amount of data to generate insights. If your landing pages don't have enough traffic or rankings, the report may not show any data. You can try using Moz's Keyword Explorer tool to find new keywords to target or to optimize your landing pages for better search engine visibility.

It's also worth noting that Moz's data sources may not cover the entire web, and there may be gaps in their data coverage for certain websites or keywords. Additionally, their data may not always be up-to-date as it can take some time for changes on the web to be reflected in their data.

If your landing pages report in Google Analytics is showing no data, even though you have ranking keywords and traffic, there could be a few possible reasons for this.

Incorrect setup: Make sure that you have correctly set up Google Analytics on your website and that the tracking code is installed correctly. Also, ensure that you have linked your Google Analytics account with Google Search Console.

Data delay: Sometimes it can take a few days for Google Analytics to start showing data for new landing pages or keywords. Make sure you have waited long enough for the data to be collected and processed.

Filters: Check your filters in Google Analytics to make sure that you are not accidentally filtering out the landing pages you are interested in. For example, if you have a filter set up to exclude internal traffic, this could be affecting your landing page data.

Incorrect URL parameters: Make sure that the landing page URLs in your Google Analytics report match the actual URLs of your landing pages. If you have added extra parameters to your landing page URLs, this could be causing the data to not show up in the report.

Sampling: If you have a large amount of traffic or data, Google Analytics may be sampling your data to show you a representative subset. Check to see if your landing page report is showing a sampling rate, and if it is, try adjusting your date range or segment to reduce the amount of data being sampled.

If none of these solutions work, you may want to consult with a Google Analytics expert to help troubleshoot the issue.