My campaigns are not analyzing all my pages.
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Hi I created a campaign against http://www.universalpr.com, and this campaign reports that only one page has been crawled.
This site uses a jsvascript redirect to the real page which can be found through the following:
Now I also attempted to create a campaign against this page in case that the javascript redirect was breaking things, but that campaign also reported 1 page crawled.
Can anyone instruct me as to what I'm doing wrong?
Thank you
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Hi Juan,
This is a question best answered in a help desk ticket. The easiest way to contact them is to copy and paste this post and put it (along with your username) in an email to help@seomoz.org.
Thanks!
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