Why don't i see a domain mozrank or moztrust?
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Why don't i see a domain mozrank or moztrust? The compeitor's numbers work, but not my own site. Thanks a lot!
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Thanks for your quick reply.. Didn't know it'd take longer that one week for it to be indexed. I'll be patient then
Kind regards,
Ivor
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Thanks for the question!
The only time you won't see metrics for MozRank and Trust is if your site hasn't been indexed yet. You can see whether they've been indexed by running the site through Open Site Explorer (www.opensiteexplorer.org). Our Mozscape index updates once a month so there's a chance you'll see this on the next update, but we can't promise that you will be indexed then
You can improve your chances of being indexed by going after some higher authority links for your site.Best,
Sam
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