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How do you get your web site recrawled with Moz without waiting for a week?

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Ron_McCabe last edited by

My initial crawl was screwed up because of a no follow that needed to be removed. I would like Moz to recrawl the site right away so I can find any other errors.
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xoffie last edited by

I did not know that Keri! Years I did not know that! Great advice
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KeriMorgret last edited by

Hi! You can crawl up to 3,000 URLs at http://pro.moz.com/tools/crawl-test, and download your errors in CSV form. It won't show up in your campaign, but it will let you get started a bit faster than waiting a full week.
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FedeEinhorn last edited by

Hey Ron,

You can't. There's no way to request an "on-demand" crawl. You will need to wait to the next crawl date (which is shown in your crawl page).

Cheers!
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