Rank Report color coding
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As I recall the weekly Rank Report used green and red to indicate an increase or decrease in page rank. Now, there isn't even a minus sign for a drop in page rank. If the current page rank is 10 and it dropped 5, all I see is 10 and 5. How am I supposed to know at a glance that it dropped 5 without having to pull up the historical graph?
Best,
Christopher -
Glad to hear Chris!
Have a great day
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Thanks for the follow up. It was apparently just a glitch. It's working now.
Best,
Christopher -
Hi Chris
I have confirmed that we are not having any issues with the ranking report emails. Are you using an email client or using webmail? Would you be able to send me a screenshot of what you are seeing?
Cheers,
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Hi Christopher
The rankings report should still highlight the increase/decrease in rankings as shown here: http://www.screencast.com/t/d5z99LBYM
Are you seeing this for all of your reports? If you do not wish to provide examples on the forum, send us an email at [email protected] and we can take a look at your campaigns and settings.
Talk to you soon!
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