Can't track my site, keep getting "Ooops. Our crawlers are unable to access that URL"
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Hello,
So i keep getting this message and I went to hurl.it and I get 200 response. But it appears its not my actual homepage bc it says the body is empty and in the title it says "COMING SOON" which is not what my actual homepage says. Does anyone know what this means?? Thank you in advance!
Rena
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Hello and welcome aboard!
It's working here, (with hurl.it and others - and I can see the actual page content as you'd expect). I can also crawl it within MOZ: "Accessible to Search Engines" - CHECK
Could this just be a temporary issue with your web host or perhaps an issue where you are/were connected where you attempted the crawl?FYI: Crawl results show all your pages with 200 status (apart from one 301). All is well
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Sorry to say i cannot recreate the issue on hurl.it and some of the other ways I've looked it all looks like it is working. I'd recommend trying some other tools, as long as it is all working and displaying in Search engine console that is the only place to really worry about as it is the one that counts!
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Hey there! Tawny from Moz's Help Team here!
I'd love to help you out here, but we'll need a bit more information about what's going on to be able to help. If you send us a note at help@moz.com with the details of what's going on, what part of the tools are giving you the error message, and any other relevant details, we'll do our best to help get you sorted out as soon as possible.
Thanks!
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duh, sorry.. Palilastudio.com
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Hello,
Could you say what the URL is? It sure would make it easier to help!
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