Is there a easy way to see what pages are crawled?
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Hello!
Like the questions says... Is there a easy way to see what pages are crawled? I don't mean the ones that have issues, but just the ones that have been crawled?
Regards,
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Thanks! I was just wondering how it would be here in SEOMoz, Matt already helped me!
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Hi Matt,
In your Crawl Diagnostics area, download the full CSV file. This will contain all of the pages on your site that have been crawled. You can filter out pages that do not have errors, should you need to.
Best,
Matt
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