Pro Dashboard Rankings Report not accurate for the UK?
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We rank in the top 5 consistently for our keywords on www.google.co.uk
However, the ranking report (set to Google UK) shows that we don't appear in the top 50.
When looking in more detail at the keyword in question, it shows the top ranking sites to be all US sites with .com domains that don't rank at all on google.co.uk.
Can anyone shed some light on this or tell me if there is any way of getting accurate ranking reports via SEOmoz tools for UK sites, so I don't have to do it manually?
Thanks in advance
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Thanks so much for the update! I'm glad to hear that your rankings are now accurate. We really appreciate all of your patience during the downtime!
Cheers,
Megan
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Thank you for your response, Megan - I can confirm that I'm now seeing UK results for Google UK in my reports. So that's great!
Thanks
Heather
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Hello all! I'm really sorry to hear about the inaccuracies with rankings for google.co.uk. We are aware of this issue and should have a fix in place by the end of next week. If you're still seeing issues after next week, or you would like us to take a look at your campaign in the meantime, please let us know by submitting a ticket to help@seomoz.org.
Sorry about any inconvenience this causes!
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Just tested mine in the UK and seem to be correct
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I am getting fairly similar results for Google UK and Google US. I haven't noticed anything strange for Germany, France or Spain either, but I have been using the SEOmoz Rank checker for about two months only.
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Hi John
I'm not sure - we only target the UK so have never monitored other countries.
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Heather do you know if this is the same for other EU countries France, germany, Italy?
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Our UK rankings reports are all incorrect this week as well.
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Me too - perhaps a staff member can look into this and give us some insight?
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I am getting this too, it has been happening since the panda update.
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