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I can't seem to get Moz Crawl to run? Re-bootyourbody.com. Told its a subdomain...What do I do?

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Joseph.Lusso last edited by

I can't seem to get Moz Crawl to run? Re-bootyourbody.com. Told its a subdomain...What do I do?
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Hey there Joseph! Sorry to hear you're having trouble running a crawl.

In a case like this, we would recommend reaching out to the Help Team at help@moz.com with details of your issue so that we can diagnose the problem! We'll be happy to look into the issue for you.

Thanks! We hope to hear from you soon!
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