OnPage Grader isnt working
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Hi Moz
I cannot get the onpage grader to work , I have been trying for a few weeks now
Can you advise, I see - Sorry, but that URL is inaccessible.
I have tried many Websites and all return the same Message
Thanks
Adam
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Hey Adam - I sent you an email hoping to get some more details!
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HI Adam,
Do you have rogerbot blocked in your robots.txt? If the site is http://www.partydomain.co.uk I am having trouble connecting to it from my workplace, do you have any IP ranges blocked? I can get to it through a proxy but not directly.
It looks like it may not just be me, see this ping test
https://www.site24x7.com/public/t/results-1424178131080.html
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