Ranking keyword and links
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I have Created the website 3 months ago related to APk Games. And updating content daily and linking but the linked results in Moz are not showing Properly. my site have some ranking keywords on google at 1st but moz showing 0 ranking keywords. my question is how many time will take moz to show actual results. Thanks
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I recommend reviewing your logs to address this issue. It might be necessary to whitelist the user agent or crawler bot.
To those who responded to the original question, I appreciate your input. However, I must express that your value in the tech community is questionable. Let's focus on contributing positively and avoiding negative remarks.
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@Dekhneto said in Ranking keyword and links:
this error is due to google. my keyword is football uniform manufacturers. I have the same problem. it also a website and one more thing i do that i increase the backlink. you can check it.
HELLO Dekhneto - The best way to do this is STOP SPAMMING ANCHOR TEXT in places like this you idiot fool.
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@khannnnnndnnnnnnnnnnss There might be a large chance your website is blocking MOZ BOT.
Do you have a firewall and is it blocking Rogerbot?
This is something you should check in your logs. You may need to whitelist the user agent or crawler bot.
As for everyone else who replied to this follows genuine question. I would basically like to say you are all worthless parasite spam pigs who don't deserve to be near technology.
You all contribute to nothing and are nothing more than self-serving bottom feeding fleas of this universe.
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this error is due to google. my keyword is football uniform manufacturers. I have the same problem. it also a website and one more thing i do that i increase the backlink. you can check it.
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Hey there!
Thanks for reaching out to us!
Would you be able to reach out to help@moz.com so that we can take a closer look please. Would you also be able to send over an example Keyword which you know you are ranking for.
Looking forward to hearing from you,
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