How can I increase the number of links downloaded with the Opensite Explorer Just-Discovered tool?
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I recently just tried to download the list from the OpenSite Explorer Just-Discovered tool and it only downloaded 233 links. When I checked to see how many URLs were available it was over 4,000.
It does seem as though it only downloaded today's links although I'm not quite sure about that.
Is there a way to increase the number of links downloaded to match what is listed in Opensite Explorer?
Thanks.
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Thanks for that response Pete. I've put in a request for this now.
However, it doesn't explain why it only downloaded yesterday's list, as opposed to the 30 days report I was expecting. Is there a reason why it only downloads the current day's URL list?
Thanks,
Tola
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Hi there,
Thank you for writing in! I am sorry if the report you download doesn't quite match the visual results on the webapp Since the just discovered links feature is part of OSE, it also shares the restrictions of that tool, which is 25 links/root domain. While you can still visually checkout the web app for all your links, the report will only pull up to the link limit. Currently the tool is still in its beta stage, so we are rolling out a bunch of cool changes in the future which means that this tool can change, but we need users like you to advocate for the changes you need.
One way to do that is to go to the feature request forum at: https://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293194-seomoz-pro-feature-requests. Here you can create your request, that way our devs can hear your voice and if there is enough attention given to the post then we will build it into the functional release
Hope that helps!
Peter
SEOmoz Help Team.
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