I have implemented a few changes on the site, including that of adding another plugin to add meta tags.  As it appears, for some reason the Yoast plugin was adding a meta description for articles and posts, however it never included authors or page descriptions.  Weird.

The page was re-crawled today and all of the Meta Tag errors are gone! Hooray!  Now I just need to work on the super long titles that the writers before me used.

Thanks for the help to all the took the time to post!

You are correct, after doing some more looking around I have found the same things.  Some of the pages have meta descriptions and some don't.  It seems that Yoast is doing it's job, however I added a different plugin to help add some additional tags.  That has also seemed to help, but again has not totally fixed the issue.

Clearly I am going to have to delve deeper into this as I have already taken a day up looking at it.  I will edit a few more things and then re-crawl and see what I come up with. I'll post the results here as well.

Hey guys,

I have been managing a few websites and have input them into Moz for crawl reports, etc.

For a while I have noticed that we were getting a gratuitous amount of errors when it came to the number of missing meta tags.  It was numbering in the 200's.  The sites were in place before I got here and a lot of the older posts no one had even attempted to include tags, links of the page or anything.

As they are all Wordpress Sites and they all already had the Yoast/Wordpress SEO plug-in installed on them, I decided I would go through each post and media file one at a time and update their meta tags via the plug in.  I personally did this so I know that I added and saved each one, however the Moz crawl reports continue to show that we are missing roughly 200 meta tags.  I've seen a huge drop off in 404 errors and stuff since I went through and double checked everything on the sites, however the meta tag errors persist.

Is this the case that Moz is not recognizing the tags when it crawls because I used the Yoast Plugin?  Or would you say that the plugin is the issue and I should find another way to add meta tags to the pages and posts on the site?  My main concern is that if Moz is having issues crawling the sites, is Google also seeing the same thing?

The URLS include:
sundancevacationsblog.com
sundancevacationsnews.com
sundancevacationscharities.com

Any help would be appreciated!