What if all the URL's in my website reported by MoZ do not exist on my website? They existed on an old one that has now been rebuilt?
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What if all the top URL's report by Moz in my website do not exist on my website? They only existed on an older website? The only exception in the homepage
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Hi there,
Creating a new website to replace the old one you have to make sure that the old website (old page's) isn't accessible by crawlers. So a quick solution would be to add a robots.txt to your domain and disallow the url's of the pages you don't want to be crawled.
Here is a cheat sheet from MOZ on how disallow works and how to implement it.
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Have you only recently updated your website, maybe the tool has not re-crawled yet?
What results do you get in Google for site:www.yourdomain.com?
What results do you get with https://moz.com/researchtools/crawl-test?
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