Hey, thanks for reaching out.

All links that are pointed to your site are weighted in your Domain Authority score, this includes follow and nofollow links.

Hope that helps, let me know if you have further questions.

Hey!

DA scores are specific to the root domain, we are not taking into account a subdomain.  So even if you search a subdomain that doesn't exist (ffff.blog.ir), DA score is still only relevant to the root domain (blog.ir) which does exist.

Page Authority on the other hand is specific to the exact page you are searching, so it makes sense that mihanblog.com and hfilm.mihanblog.com would have different page authority scores are they are separate pages.

Hope that helps, let me know if you have further questions.

In the main rankings section of your Campaign, the related URL is automatically populated with the highest ranking URL for that particular keyword- this URL can't be updated as it is pulled directly from the SERP at the time of the data collection.

That being said, if you'd like to see how a particular page is ranking for that keyword, there are a few ways you can see that info. The first would be in the Analyze a Keyword section. Here you can select "keyword performance" from the drop down to see the top 5 ranking URLs for that keyword on your site.

The next would be in Page Optimization. Here you can create a pairing of a keyword and URL from your tracked site and we will show you how well optimized that page is for that keyword along with the rank. The rank will then update weekly and will be able to be seen in your Page Optimization's "track and monitor" tab.

I've got a few guides to help get you started with these tools:
https://moz.com/help/moz-pro/page-optimization/overview
https://moz.com/help/moz-pro/rankings/analyze-keywords

Hey Roman!

We have seen instances where capitalization of keywords can return different serp results, so we do collect rankings based off if a keyword is capitalized or not.  Hope that helps to clarify, let me know if you need anything else.

Hey, thanks for reaching out!

So it's entirely possible for our user-agent to get a response that doesn't reflect the same when you view it in a browser.  Have you checked your server logs for these 5xx errors responding to our user agent "rogerbot" to check if you see it on your end?  If you want to send us an email to help@moz.com, we can take a look into your specific example here, so we can make sure we have access to report on your site properly.

thanks!

hey, Dave from the Help Team here.

The 430 error seems to be a result of shopify blocking our bot from accessing those pages temporarily. We have seen instances where this clears up after the second crawl, so keep your eye out for your weekly campaign update email in the meantime.

The good news is, that your human visitors will still be able to access your pages to do their shopping, phew!

Thanks so much for letting us know. We'll track this issue and look into a fix. I'm sorry I don't have better news for you at this time.

Hey, thanks for reaching out to us!

With On Demand Crawl, you can sort by crawl depth, either in the UI or in the CSV export.  This should give you the hierarchy that you are looking for.  The higher the depth number the deeper the crawler was on your site.  I hope that helps to answer your question, let us know if you need anything else.

Hey!  Dave from the Help Team here,

Most discrepancies in keyword rankings are caused by the way Moz is querying Google and other search engines. Our process completely strips personalization from the query. This means that it's more representative of a national average for all searchers in the country, but it also means that you may not be able to reproduce these exact SERPs within your browser because your location is factored into your search results.

One of the SEO experts in our community offered a really great explanation of this difference here.

If you are seeing some big discrepancies that don't seem to make sense to you, please shoot us an email at help@moz.com with some examples, we would be happy to take a look for you!

thanks

Hey Brett, Dave here from the Help Team.

I think the issue here is that we don't have results that specific for the keyword "r22" based on broadly related topics or synonyms so I don't think that feature will be ideal for that keyword unless you stick to including a mix of sources for suggestions.  Hope that helps, let me know if you have any other questions

Hey, Dave here from the Help Team

Sorry for the trouble, this is a known issue with the MozBar.  Our engineering department is working on a permanent fix, but I do not have an ETA at this time.  Let me know if there is anything else I can assist with!

thanks