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damientown last edited by

SEOMOZ says Roger has detected a problem: We have detected that the domain www.romancebookstore.com.au does not respond to web requests. Using this domain, we will be unable to crawl your site or present accurate SERP information . What is wrong with this domain??
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SEO5Team last edited by

Damien, you have a redirect to the non www version of your site. Try running the crawl again by eliminating the www in the URL , see if that fixes the issue. (romancebookstore.com.au)
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GoodAtMarketing last edited by

Hi Damien,

It might be you robot.txt file

If so this will help:http://www.seomoz.org/q/robots-txt-is-blocking-wordpress-pages-from-googlebot
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