No Crawl data in dashboard
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For the second straight week, I have had no crawl data in my dashboard. It seems like the crawler erased all my results in the pro dashboard. Is there a way to manually recrawl my site, since I will have to wait another week to see if it comes back to earth?
Thanks
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Hi Brian!
Thanks for the question and sorry you're running into this issue. There unfortunately isn't a way to manually push a full crawl, but you can (as donford mentioned) do a crawl test. The only limitations here are that you're only allowed to run 2 crawl tests a day and it only covers up to 3k links. It looks like you already reached out to support though and Abe's helping you out there. Have a great day
Sam
Moz Helpster -
Humm, certainly should contact customer support.
You can get a ton of good information by running a crawl test. I usually use my credits to test competition but in a pinch I could see the benifit of spending a credit on my own sites.
http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/crawl-test
Hope that helps!
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