SEO MOZ Timezone
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I have looked & looked but I can not figure out how to set MY timezone on SEOMOZ?
The dates are all wrong in my reports ...
**Organic traffic data **
Last Data Update: 04/16/2012
Crawl Diagnostics
Last Crawl Completed: Apr. 20th, 2012 Next Crawl Starts: Apr. 25th, 2012
Keyword Rankings
"Your keywords are updated weekly on Saturday. The last update was April 19th, 2012."
Yet today is Friday the 20th 2012???
It seems like each segment of the information is updated on a differing date?
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Hey there! All of our dates will remain on the Pacific Standard timezone. Sorry about that. We are looking to change this in the future, but have no ETA as of now.
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Hi!
I'm going to send this one to the help team so they can chime in with some more information. I believe some users may have had a delay in their keyword rankings report -- if so, that would account for the weird date information.
We're based in Seattle, so most of our dates are based in the Pacific time zone.
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