When moz will index my page?
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HI. I use moz pro for 1.5 month and yet my site is not indexed and i do not see Competitive Link Metrics. Can you please include meko.lv in index?
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Hello! Thanks for writing in!
There could be a couple of reasons, the first being that sadly our September index update broke
I'd like to direct you towards Rand's Q&A post which discusses the latest regarding the Oct index update and our plans for the future :). The next update is scheduled for this week and you can always check our update schedule at any time, as well.
If you're still not seeing your site in the index after the Oct index is released then it's likely that we've not been able to locate your pages through the links we follow to gather data for the index. We're not able to add sites by request.
To give your site the best chance of being crawled and indexed it's worth double checking your site doesn't block web crawlers (i.e., with "noindex" or Robots.txt). You'll also want to work on building links from sites with high Mozrank.
I hope this helps!
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Moz is currently indexing and had to cancel last months crawl, so the 1.5 month delay is to be expected. You can monitor the progress at https://moz.com/products/api/updates and it looks like they should be releasing the results tomorrow. Check back at the end of the week and you should see your metrics.
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