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@Tom-Capper The integration is everything because it allows us (agencies) to have all the high-level metrics, at-a-glance on one report. I can definitely get the acquisition info from GA, but to have it on the report that we send to the client, makes the Moz report a one-stop shop experience. That's what sets Moz apart from Ahrefs and SEM Rush, etc. Did this answer the question?

Speaking of which: It would be amazing if we could have "seats" that were limited to specific campaigns and read-only. This would allow agencies to give their clients a login where they can see everything we see, but not change anything. In fact, this would eliminate the need for the reports, which we send them on a monthly basis. This would raise the agency's service value immensely, and therefore...Moz's

As for Search Console, it shows keywords that are no on the Moz Opportunities list because it shows keywords that are locally ranked high, and those that are ranked way down in position, which is helpful, because if a high CTR keyword is ranking in position 89, we can work on that to bring it up.

@Tom-Capper The GA integration is vital on the reports. We like to show our clients how their Organic traffic stacks up against other methods of acquisition. For example, we've had clients using Pay per Click and then hired us to increase their organic presence, and by the GA integration on the reports we are able to hold accountable the organic traffic cannibalizing the PPC traffic.....or not. Either way, it's the first real proof of the effectiveness of the SEO campaign.

I read above that Search Console might be included, and that would be invaluable. Currently, myself and my team use both Moz Keyword Opportunities and Search Console because they have different results. All in one place would be amazing.

My company is an agency, and we manage many SEO Campaigns. I love the reports, but I'd really like to add an online dashboard that my clients can login to and see the same up to date stats as I do in Moz Pro. I can't do it with Seats because you can't limit a seat to a specific campaign (as far as I know).

Has anyone found a solution for this?

I have noticed in the past month(s) or so that when I delve into a domain to see what it ranks for, many keywords are listed as #51+ and they clearly rank high for them. Is this a bug? Or is there some other explanation? It makes it difficult to show prospects their current standings.

We have our reports set to run Monthly, but some of the stats show compared to the previous WEEK. Shouldn't they all show the previous month? Is there a way to set that up?

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When I run monthly reports, it looks like keywords are down, when they are actually up compared to the previous month.  Is there a way to get the monthly reports to show how many positions up or down a keyword is compared to the prior run report?

I get a redirect chain issue, but I see that I enter the website in Moz as

http://www.website.com

Google and everywhere else have it as https://www.website.com so I would imaging Google would never run into this issue, only the Moz bot does because of how it's entered. However, I can't change the campaign, so do I just ignore it? Or is there still an actual problem that needs to be addressed?

Hi, I have someone who access my Moz Local via a "seat" but she can't see Moz Local. Can this happen?

(I searched but didn't find anything similar here)

When you start a campaign, what is your method for finding the best keywords to optimize on your site and to track? Please share methodologies and tools on Moz that you use. I of course use Keyword explorer, and choose the higher volume keywords, but I am not sure I am looking in the most effective places. Any discussion on this would be greatly appreciated.

You were right! Thank you! What confused me was I thought it was saying that the keyword was found multiple times in multiple H! tags, but what it's really saying is that there are multiple h1 tags period. You rock, thanks!!

I have noticed in the past month(s) or so that when I delve into a domain to see what it ranks for, many keywords are listed as #51+ and they clearly rank high for them. Is this a bug? Or is there some other explanation? It makes it difficult to show prospects their current standings.

My company is an agency, and we manage many SEO Campaigns. I love the reports, but I'd really like to add an online dashboard that my clients can login to and see the same up to date stats as I do in Moz Pro. I can't do it with Seats because you can't limit a seat to a specific campaign (as far as I know).

Has anyone found a solution for this?

I get this explanation on the grader:

Although using targeted keywords in H1 tags on your page does not directly correlate to high rankings, it does appear to provide some slight value. It's also considered a best practice for accessibility and helps potential visitors determine your page's content, so we recommend it. Over-using keywords, however, can be perceived as keyword stuffing (a form of search engine spam) and can negatively impact rankings, so use keywords in H1 tags two or fewer times. To adhere to best practices in Google News and Bing News, headlines should contain the relevant keyword target and be treated with the same importance as title tags.

But I have the keyword in an H1 tag, only once. So why am getting this message on the grader?

The URL is https://www.armsecuritysystems.com/business-security-systems/

The keyword is "business security systems"

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

(I searched but didn't find anything similar here)

When you start a campaign, what is your method for finding the best keywords to optimize on your site and to track? Please share methodologies and tools on Moz that you use. I of course use Keyword explorer, and choose the higher volume keywords, but I am not sure I am looking in the most effective places. Any discussion on this would be greatly appreciated.