I've set up my own site which is still fairly new but I'm a bit concerned that there is a bloackage SEO wise somewhere because when I try to crawl the site on SEOmoz it only crawls one page.
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I'm really baffled and none of my research has shed much light on it. My url is www.emporiumofmanliness.co.uk I'd really appreciate any help! Thanks
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OK so it's an issue with how I set up my campaign not with my site.
Thanks for your help
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Seems to be working fine now Josh. I still would check issues with your host.
I was able to crawl 193 pages with ScreamingFrog. I don't see reason why you're encountering problems with it setup in your Moz account unless it's setup incorrectly.
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I'm not sure. How could I check? (I'm pretty new to this side of things)
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Hi Josh, I tried crawling your website with ScreamingFrog and received a connection error. I can't even get your site to load at the moment. Are you sure it's not largely a server issue?
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Hi Dan
Thanks for that, I have already tried that and it still only crawled one page. Although that was nearly a month ago so I've run it again.
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Try crawling the non-www. version of the site - emporiumofmanliness.co.uk
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