Oct 14 2015 MOZScape update: none of DA are changed?
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Hello, everybody.
Today I noticed that finally the latest release of mozscape update has been posted.
Now, I noticed that NONE of 25 campaigns websites NOR any of their competitors DA has changed. I do understand that DA can stay the same, but 25+25*3=100 websites domain authorities hasn't changed at all since August 4th (the date of previous mozscape release)?
Or is this happening only to me?
Please advise.
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Still none of DAs are changed. It's been 10 days now, what's happening?
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it's still not updated and it's now been longer than 48 hours. the metrics below DA (i.e. moztrust) have changed for my clients and competitors. what's going on?
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Ok, thanks.
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It has always taken about 24-48 hours for new index data to update Moz campaigns. It is correct in a sense it represents the last index until you can see the last update timeframe updated with the current one.
In regards to the metrics, I just confirmed with our engineers the DA/PA is from the last index. There will be a post providing more details, hopefully very soon in the Q&A.
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So, the numbers displayed on all graphs, metrics etc in "links" section in campaign analytics are not correct? Then why are they even displayed?
Also, I checked OSE - the same story. All DA scores are the same from last index for all websites I've checked.
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Hi Dmitrii
Campaigns take a while to fetch the information from our Index updates when they release. You can check to see if new metrics have been calculated directly in OSE until they update in campaigns.
Hope this helps!
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