Crawl Test
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Hello,
Does the Crawl Test having some issues at the moment. It seems so slow. I submitted a website to crawl test 3-4 days ago and still its in progress. This usually only takes 24hrs max. THanks.
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Hey Heather!
Sorry about that. Can you send me an email at moz.com/help/contact and I'll have our engineers take a look!
Cheers!
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Hi David!
I am also experiencing this issue now, and was wondering if you could help!
Thanks!
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Anytime!
Cheers
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Hi,
Yeah. Crawl is working fine now. THank you.
Cheers!
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Hi Lueka
Our engineers have resolved the issue and your report is ready. Can you confirm you have received it?
Cheers!
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Hi Lueka!
I can confirm there is an issue that we just discovered and are investigating. I will let you know when this will be fixed and I am terribly sorry for any inconvenience.
Talk to you soon!
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