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Hey Alan,

Thanks for the question! You can use the crawl test if you are between scheduled crawls, but if you run test within a few days of a scheduled crawl you may end up with cached information. You shouldn't run the crawl test on a regular basis, but its fine to do every once and a while.

Cheers,

Ryan Watson
Business Development Associate | Moz

Hey Holger,

Thanks for the question! I took a look at the report for scte-brasilien.de and reisen-nach-brasilien.com, and the only links to scte from reisen are the 301 redirects. You can look at the screenshot here: http://www.screencast.com/t/7K6jmevRuw

Cheers,

Ryan Watson
Business Development Associate | Moz

Hey Matt,

Thanks for the question! As Lynn mentioned above, Rogerbot is our user agent, so that is your best option. We use a wide variety of IPs in our crawling that are constantly changing, so there really isn't any IP range that we can provide that will always work.

Cheers,

Ryan Watson
Business Development Associate | Moz

Hey Larry,

The numbers you mentioned are not a grade, they are a count of the number of times that the keyword is used. The maximum grade that you can receive is A.

To answer your second point, we actually do have a section to let you know when you are overusing a keyword. In the on page grad report there is a section labeled "Avoid Keyword Stuffing in Document", which will let you know if you are over stuffing a keyword.

Cheers,

Ryan Watson
Business Development Associate | Moz

Hey Jessica,

I took a look at your crawl diagnostics and there isn't anything that looks too out of the ordinary. You have 415 duplicate pages, which is over inflating your page count.

Additionally, when I exported your crawl diagnostics CSV I saw a mixture of static URLs and Dynamic URLs. This may mean that you have two coppies of each page being crawled, which could be leading to over inflated page totals. You might want to look at your CMS and make sure that it is not making 2 copies of each page.

Cheers,

Ryan Watson
Business Development Associate | Moz

Hey Oscar,

Yes, Moz will not crawl nofollowed links, so this should solve your problem.

Cheers,

Ryan Watson
Business Development Associate | Moz

Hey Louise,

Thanks for posting your question!

I just checked out your campaigns and I'm seeing 14,000+ pages crawled, so there are no issues with your site being crawled by us. If you are having trouble seeing all of your pages indexed by search engines, then you will need to reach out to the search engines directly (there is no way for us to know whats going on from the search engine's perspective.)

This isn't really an issue with the project, so you may want to pst in the SEO section to get more responses to your problem.

Best,

Ryan Watson
Business Development Associate | Moz

Hey Alan,

Thanks for the question! You can use the crawl test if you are between scheduled crawls, but if you run test within a few days of a scheduled crawl you may end up with cached information. You shouldn't run the crawl test on a regular basis, but its fine to do every once and a while.

Cheers,

Ryan Watson
Business Development Associate | Moz

Hey Jessica,

I took a look at your crawl diagnostics and there isn't anything that looks too out of the ordinary. You have 415 duplicate pages, which is over inflating your page count.

Additionally, when I exported your crawl diagnostics CSV I saw a mixture of static URLs and Dynamic URLs. This may mean that you have two coppies of each page being crawled, which could be leading to over inflated page totals. You might want to look at your CMS and make sure that it is not making 2 copies of each page.

Cheers,

Ryan Watson
Business Development Associate | Moz