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I have 8 errors and 44 warnings last week. Over the week, I corrected broken links, duplicate titles, meta tags, and duplicate page content. Now after it was run again, I'm getting an N/A.

Does N/A mean there are NO errors at all on the site? I didn't fix all of the errors and warnings but most I did. My website is also up and running. Please let me know if I'm missing something or if I did that good of a job for my client's on-page SEO stuff, which I doubt despite moving the needle forward.

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Hi Justin!

This is Megan from the SEOmoz Help Team. Sorry about the problems with your crawl diagnostics! Our engineers are working hard on getting this fixed and we hope all crawls affected by this issue will be back on track over the next couple of days. Thanks for your patience!
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malecce last edited by

Hi

I think that

NA 1) not available, maybe there is a temporany problem

Ciao

Maurizio
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