When attempting to crawl my site, I'm getting the error: Oops! That URL doesn’t resolve, which means your report will be blank. Please fix the issue or change the URL. What's going on here?
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Site is... www.heartwavemedia.com
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Hi! It's best to send a note to us at help@moz.com so we can look into it. Thanks!
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Hi Abe,
I've got the same problem. I can't crawl this website:
I've read somewhere that it could be because the website in particular has low site speed?
Thank you in advance
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Hello Kevin, that is quite odd- I was able to create a campaign for this address without an issue. Can you send a screen shot of the issue to help@Moz.com so I can take a look? Just ask for Abe. I should be able to get this figured out pretty quickly
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