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Yes, it's weird. I currently have the Pro plan. I'm doing queries using 200 URLs at the same time with no issues ;). The only limitation is the time: I have to make a query and wait for 10 seconds to perform another

This request exceeds the limit allowed by your current plan.

Thank you Zach, have a good day!

Thanks Zachary. I made a test adding a lot of URLs. SEOmoz says the limit is 200 or less URLs at the same time. So, what I have to use... the 10 URLs limit or the 200?

Currently Im able to get data of 200 URLs at the same time, that's great for me!

Guys, there's an example to batching URLs using PHP:

http://apiwiki.seomoz.org/php

Which is the maximum number of URLs I can add to that batch?

I found the answer by myself. I was concatenating all the values for each column. That's the problem. The right way to use the columns is making a SUM of all them. Example:

$cols = 32768+68719476736+32+8+4294967296+16384+34359738368;

It means, we will send the parameter Cols with the value 107374231592 (sum of all the values).

The API returns exactly what I want!

{

"fuid": 49150,

"ueid": 9895,

"fmrp": 5.612405389935484,

"umrp": 6.33534419246105,

"ufq": "www.mydomainname.com/",

"umrr": 3.80103602926855e-08,

"fmrr": 1.0672171052374267e-07,

"pda": 67.67306722062914,

"upa": 72.80364111577643

}

Hi guys, I am trying to get total links, page & domain authority using the API. I am requesting the following columns:

Cols=6871947673632768328204816384343597383681653687091214

{
  "fjid": 207343179,
  "ued": 43324279,
  "pib": 255645,
  "ptrr": 0.0056131743357352125,
  "fmrp": 8.246626591590841,
  "unid": 954915,
  "fjf": 4003651,
  "fjr": 0.00040067116628622016,
  "ftrp": 8.308303969566644,
  "ftrr": 0.0012189619975325583,
  "fejp": 9.265328830369816,
  "pnid": 45883246,
  "fjd": 2480265,
  "ujfq": 1277385,
  "pjip": 1230240,
  "fjp": 9.586342983782004,
  "fuid": 294877628,
  "uu": "www.google.com/",
  "pejr": 0.0004768398971363439,
  "ufq": "www.google.com/",
  "pejp": 9.647424778525615,
  "ujp": 300689,
  "utrp": 7.916901429865898,
  "ptrp": 9.487254666203722,
  "utrr": 0.001639219985667878,
  "fmrr": 0.000731592927123369,
  "pda": 100,
  "pjd": 5600882,
  "ulc": 1342758719,
  "fnid": 12165784,
  "fejr": 0.00016052965883996156,
  "ujb": 107264 }

I cannot see the UPA column returned in the JSON object. Im using 34359738368 for the UPA column. I need to retrieve the three fields (page authority, domain authority and total links) in the same query. Is it possible?

I think people prefer pipe symbol over hyphen..as it takes relatively less space...that's the only benefit I have seen..

Yes..this is common problem every individual consultant or any small company face.

Points like (site submissions to search engines) are all gone..and things of the past. And they are not doing anything exceptional which you can't do..they have a software which does all the stuff..and software like Rank Tracker can do the same thing for you..(tracking, monitoring, history, etc)

With all due respect to what Godaddy does..still they prime business is not SEO, it's domaining

Yes..this is common problem every individual consultant or any small company face.

Points like (site submissions to search engines) are all gone..and things of the past. And they are not doing anything exceptional which you can't do..they have a software which does all the stuff..and software like Rank Tracker can do the same thing for you..(tracking, monitoring, history, etc)

With all due respect to what Godaddy does..still they prime business is not SEO, it's domaining