Crawl still in process for 3 days. Not sure why the site isn't being crawled
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I added a new site to the crawl, but it seems to be stalled. It was supposed to crawl Feb 19, but it is still in process Feb 22. It tried to crawl the site and there was a robots.txt issue, but that issue was resolved way before the 19th. Not sure what is going on. this is for the clear lake campaign.
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Thanks for the followup. We appreciate it.
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Hey Eric! Dave from the Help Team here,
Sorry for the delay in getting you Site Crawl completed. We were experiencing a bit of a technical issue with some crawls so thanks for reaching out to us! We were able to get that campaign updated and you should see some fresh data! Let us know if you have any other questions!
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