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Hi Andrew,

It sounds like you're running into an issue with Moz being unable to access your robots.txt file, even though other crawlers and your browser can access it. Since your site is on SquareSpace and DNS is managed through Cloudflare, there could be a couple of things to consider:

Cloudflare Settings: Sometimes, Cloudflare's security settings (like firewall rules or bot management) can block certain bots, including Moz's crawler. You might want to check your Cloudflare settings to ensure that Moz’s IP addresses or user agents aren’t being inadvertently blocked.

Robots.txt Caching: Cloudflare may cache your robots.txt file. Try purging the cache for that file specifically to ensure the most up-to-date version is being served. This can sometimes resolve issues where different services see different versions of the file.

SquareSpace Configuration: Double-check if SquareSpace has any additional settings or restrictions that might affect how external crawlers, like Moz, interact with your site. Since SquareSpace handles a lot of things on the backend, their support might be able to provide more insight.

Allow Moz in robots.txt: If Moz’s specific user agent isn't listed in your robots.txt file, you could try explicitly allowing it by adding the following to the top of your file:

User-agent: rogerbot
Allow: /

If the issue persists after checking these, reaching out to Moz support with specifics about your setup might help you get more targeted assistance.

@alishachina said in Need Wordpress Front-end Plugin With Moz API:

If you're looking for a WordPress front-end plugin that works with Moz APL, you'll need a solution. While it's not a ready-made plugin, you can create one that integrated with the Moz API to extract the content you need. This process involves using the Moz AOL to collect data and them displaying it on your website using WordPress features like shortcodes or widgets. If you don't have experience with plugin development, working with developer can help you create a solution that fits your needs.

If you need a WordPress front-end plugin that works with the Moz API, a custom solution is required. While no ready-made plugin exists, you can develop one that integrates with the Moz API to fetch the necessary content. This involves using the Moz API to gather data and then displaying it on your website through WordPress features like shortcodes or widgets. If you’re not experienced in plugin development, collaborating with a developer can help you create a solution tailored to your specific needs.

Hi Laurent,

You're absolutely right that you have two main options: adding new content or redirecting the pages. Here’s how you can decide which approach is best:

Add New Content: If the pages have potential value and could offer useful information to your audience, then updating them with fresh, high-quality content is the way to go. Focus on making each page unique and valuable to your users. This will not only address the duplicate/low content warnings but also improve your site's overall SEO.

Redirect: If the pages are redundant or don’t serve a specific purpose anymore, a 301 redirect to a more relevant page might be a better option. This helps consolidate your content, avoid potential penalties, and preserve any link equity those pages might have.

When to Choose Each Option:

Add Content if the pages cover topics that are still relevant, have potential for traffic, or could be expanded into something more comprehensive.

Redirect if the pages are outdated, nearly identical to other pages, or if the content isn’t worth expanding.

In some cases, a mix of both strategies might be ideal. You could add content to some pages and redirect others that are less useful.

Hope this helps!

Great, @Cricket93! For rankings, improvements can take 1-3 months depending on competition. As for search intent, while Moz Pro's scores are helpful, it's crucial to align your content with the varied ways users might search. Keep refining your content, and you’re on the right path! and you guidance help me to improve me site ranking

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Great, @Cricket93! For rankings, improvements can take 1-3 months depending on competition. As for search intent, while Moz Pro's scores are helpful, it's crucial to align your content with the varied ways users might search. Keep refining your content, and you’re on the right path! and you guidance help me to improve me site ranking