Schedule crawls for 2 subdomains every 24 hours
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I saw at this link:
http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/crawl-test
"As a PRO member, you can schedule crawls for 2 subdomains every 24 hours, and you'll get up to 3,000 pages crawled per subdomain."
However I am having trouble finding where to schedule this 24 hour crawl in my Pro Dashboard. I did not see the option for this setting in the crawl diagnostics tab or in the campaign settings section from the dashboard home page. Can you help?
thanks!
Michael
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Generally, I correct the error and then wait until the next crawl if I'm confident that I've fixed the problem.
If I'm unsure then I may run a manual crawl using the crawling tool, however for me the format just isn't as easy to read as the weekly crawl diagnostics.
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Interesting, thank you both for the feedback. I am new to SEOMoz and am just curious how most users use the crawl tool when they fix errors...do you wait until the next week's crawl to see if the error is resolved? or do you immediately use the crawl test tool to check and see if their changes corrected the errors..(saving time) No right or wrong answer here, just curious as to how most SEO Moz pro users the tool. Any tips or tricks from other users on how they use the tool no matter how big or small would be greatly appreciated! thanks
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Shelly is right on here. Send an email to help@seomoz.org and they'll answer your question for you.
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You can use the crawl test tool to run a 2 crawls per day for up to 3,000 pages, however as far as I'm aware the SEO Tools are moving more towards campaign setups where your sites are crawled once per week (or within 24 hours for a new campaign).
It might be worth referring a request to SEOMoz help to get the team to clarify
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