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Site Explorer - No Data Available for this URL
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Hi All
I have just joined on the trial offer, im not sure if i can afford the monthly payments, but im hoping SEOmoz will show me that i also cannot afford to be without it!
In my proses of learning this site and flicking through each section to see what things do. However when i enter my URL into Site Explorer i get the following message
"No Data Available for this URL"
My site should be crawl-able, so how do i get to see data for my site/s.
I wont post my URL here, as the site has a slightly adult theme.
If anyone could confirm if i can post "slightly adult" sites.Best Regards
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No problem, first time setting up can be tricky. Good luck.
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Thank you very much, it is working in Site Explorer now but not in Competitive Link Analysis, it still says everything is 0.
if it does not update within the next few hours i will contact support.
Thanks again!
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Thanks for letting me know about NSFW.
Anyway I'm seeing 40/47 on OSE. Go here:
http://www.opensiteexplorer.org
And search it there. You probably made a mistake in your campaign setting, if you can't change it yourself, I'm sure SEOmoz support can help you out.
So it is showing a good DA and PA.
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Let me know what your domain is.
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I have just added one of my sub-domains and this shows data.....
When i added my main site as a campaign i got an error message saying that my site redirects to SEOmoz.org, which of course it does not, so i selected to ignore and continue. Would this be anything to do with it?
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Thank you very much for your reply
No, my site has been up for 3 years and is well indexed by Google/yahoo/Bing/etc.
We don't do too bad for visitors/page views (around 12,000 a day)
we have concentrated on good content to get us visitors, but i now feel it is time to use something like SEOmoz to get us better listing.Also when i am looking at the "Competitive Link Analysis" my site has a score of 0 for everything, is this right? as i have external links and of course have internal links, shouldn't these at lest not show as 0?
SEOmoz looks really useful, but it would be better for me if all figures didn't show as 0 or no data
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Is your site new? OSE updates once a month and can take some time for it to be indexed.
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