HI, i am pro member of Seo moz, i just want to know , How much time take Seomoz for Crawl Diagnostics.
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HI, i am pro member of Seo moz, i just want to know , How much time take Seomoz for Crawl Diagnostics. Because last evening i have changes in my website pages as seomoz suggested but i am not getting any changes in Crawl Diagnostics.
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Hi Jayesh,
A full crawl usually takes 1 week to update, but if you want to get a quick start on your campaign you can use the Crawl Test Tool to get started. You can also use this to run a crawl of sites that are not included in your campaigns.
PRO members can schedule crawls with the Crawl Test Tool for 2 subdomains every 24 hours. You'll get up to 3,000 pages crawled per subdomain. When these crawls are finished, your reports are sent to your PRO email address.
If the crawls in your Pro campaigns haven't updated after 7 days then you should contact the Help Team by emailing help [at] seomoz.org and ask them to check on the campaign for you.
Hope that helps,
Sha
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