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When will be the 250 pages crawled limit eliminated?

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Andarilho last edited by

Hi,

I signed up yesterday for a SEOMoz Pro Account, and would like to know, please, when will be the 250 pages crawled limit eliminated?

Thanks in advance for your help!
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ShaMenz @Andarilho last edited by

Happy to help anytime.

Look forward to catching up with you around SEOmoz as you settle in to the community

Sha
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Andarilho @ShaMenz last edited by

Hello Sha,

I understood.

Thanks a lot for your kindness.
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ShaMenz last edited by

Hi Andarilho,

The 250 page crawl is just a quick version of the crawl to allow you to get started on your campaigns because a full site crawl generally takes up to 7 days to complete. So, you can start working on the first 250 pages in the meantime

Hope that helps,

Sha
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