Unable to use Open Site Explorer
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I have repeatedly tried to use Open Site Explorer on a site. I always get the same response:
No Data Available for this URL
The site is 4 months old. It is listed by Alexa in 1.3 million page category. The site ranks well on numerous key terms for the industry it covers.
OSE offers 4 reasons for not having data:
1. Recency of page creation. In the explanation offered 45-60 days is the longest estimate it should take. The site has been live close to 120 days.
2. Deep down in the web. The tool doesn't even have any data for the site's home page.
3. Blocked pages. The site is listed in Google and these pages are not blocked.
4. No links. There are plenty of links.
Site url is www.terapvp.com
What can I do to fix this issue and get data?
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My first Google crawl was in February. I did not register with SEOmoz until about 2 weeks ago. My first SEOmoz crawl would have been right after I signed up here.
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Ryan - when was your first crawl of the site?
I have a site that launched very recently... appears in Google, etc; but it's a no-show here. I just started running the crawl though so I suspect that is the issue.
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