How do I get Moz to crawl my site?
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If I'm not mistaken, Moz will crawl my site once a week and let me know of any errors, notices etc.. But can I ask them to crawl once I have updated all the errors? or do I have to wait for them to do this automatically?
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Sure, you can get the crawl anytime in between subject to cap of maximum 3000 pages been crawled -
http://pro.moz.com/tools/crawl-test
As a PRO member, you can schedule crawls for 2 subdomains every 24 hours, and you'll get up to 3,000 pages crawled per subdomain. However, you may have to manually identify the error in excel sheet
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Your campaign does the checks automatically. You cant force it to re-scan. However, you can use the moz crawl tool and export the CSV document to confirm you've fixed the issues.
All the info is identical to the weekly moz crawl, only without diagrams and charts etc.
http://pro.moz.com/tools/crawl-test
Greg
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