How do i get my on-page grade reports?
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I've been signed up for a week now and still nothing in there? Do I need to set something up?
thanks in advance!
Fraser
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Are you looking for the On Page report card?
http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/on-page-keyword-optimization/new
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Shamelessly stealing this from Sha Menz in this thread:
You can do what you want to do as long as the keywords are loaded in your campaign. Its just a little hidden
If you go into the On-page tool you see the Summary view. If you look right above the big heading On-page Optimization, there are two blue text links. Choose Report Card.
Now you will see a selector which allows you to choose any keyword from your campaign list and enter the URL of any page in the site.
Click** Grade my On-page Optimization** and voila! Roger will fetch your Report Card!
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