4 days waiting for a Moz Crawl - How quick are yours?
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Hi there
Please could anyone say how long they have been waiting for crawl results. I requested a crawl on a 20 page website and I have been waiting 4 days since last weekend.
I checked Moz Health and there have been no related issues there: http://health.moz.com/
Your response would be welcome.
Thanks
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Thank you
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Hey there!
The backlog of reports is clearing out now. It looks all of your reports that were submitted prior to today have been completed now and the newest report should complete within the normal 24 hour time period.
Please do let me know if I can help you with anything else.
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I am so sorry that your crawl tests haven't completed yet! We are currently experiencing a major backlog with our crawl tests. Our engineers are aware of the issue and working to get these reports completed as quickly as possible, but I'm afraid we don't have a timeline for when we will get through the backlog.
The issue is now reported on health.moz.com if you would like to follow there for further updates.
I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this causes and I thank you for bearing with us while we work to get this resolved!
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