Frequency of Moz page authority updates?
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I have some new pages on my site, and Moz gives them a very low PA ranking. I am wondering if these scores are updated monthly or quarterly? I'm not sure how frequently to check back for updated scoring.
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Monthly. You can track them here. https://moz.com/products/api/updates
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