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Howdy. Is the website accessible through a browser? All DNS propagated? How about robots.txt blocking? If none of these is the issue, and website has been live for couple days, then there is something wrong somewhere. Email at help@moz.com - they'll help you out Cheers:)

hi and thanks for the feedback i realised yesterday when i was reviewing your messages that the page i mentioned is actually quite new compared the rest of the site. I guess it will take time for the links to filter through.

Hello, I took a look at your site. It does come up when you search the company name, NWI Chiropratic, but maybe not for key terms that you want to rank for. I would say this is because you have not optimised any of the pages for specific keywords or location. Take the SERVICES page, the title is: Services — NWI Chiropractic The description is: Chiropractic care in Northwest Indiana. Our location is in Schererville and near Dyer, St. John, Highland, Munster, Griffith, and Merrillville. Neither of those relate to each other, nor to the content on the page. That particular page is full of images, with no alt tags and it has no writing on it what so ever, no introduction to what the services are or where the company is. Instant information should be available at the top of the page for mobile users. Google is having a hard time understanding your page is about, and will not reward you if you haven't tried to help the end user. Also consider providing a lot more valuable content on the website, and getting relevant and quality back links. You were probably lucky for a bit, as it was a new site.

I have two metrics..... Links that you didn't try to get and are delivering genuine traffic today.   These are from people who really like your site and are willing to give you their visitors.  Give thanks when you get these types of links.  Pay attention to where they are coming from, what type of content they are landing on and their context on the linking site.  Make more of that type of content and make it even better.  Find out what you can do to give help to the generous people who give you these links.  They are your fans and can become your strongest allies. Links within your own site that people are clicking to discover your best and most relevant content to what they are reading.   If you are not promoting your own best stuff, nobody else is going to do it for you. This is a free and powerful way to cultivate fans and allies and get people to engage your website.  Google is watching.   Make more of these links and be sure that every page on your site has some.  Use high quality images and words that elicit the click.  Test different images and words.  Make these immediately upon publishing a new page.

Are you still showing the same erroneous data from moz when you look at the latest updated crawl?

Dan, Thank you for your support. After all, I will help googlespider (without duplicate content/title). I was in shok I saw 50 duplicate content of each main category. But after all, im going to compare before/after results: Redirect all versions to https www. And no duplicate content and 4xx errors. adjust Intern links Also, using attractive keywords, linkbuilding, etc.

This topic might be relevant for you to read: https://moz.com/community/q/how-do-fix-an-803-error

Hello, We are looking into this same issue with Shopify, we've recieved intermittent 803 and 804 error notifications from Moz on a Shopify store. Specific to these errors Shopify put forward a possible cause and we were wondering if this is correct or not. The thread on Shopify is located here: https://ecommerce.shopify.com/c/ecommerce-marketing/t/crawl-errors-337539#comment-351993 Their suggestion on what the issue may be is as follows: "I've been having a read through of this thread and one possibility for the 803 errors showing up on MOZ is that they may not be able to use SNI (Server Name Indication extension). If they don't use SNI then it would make sense that Shopify stores with an SSL certificate would pull up errors like that. We can't help troubleshoot MOZ's service directly, but that could be a good place to start with some of these errors." Would you be able to offer any feedback on this being the cause of the errors? Thanks!

It is a very nice rundown of what's out there. Thanks again.

We went up two clicks Now I know why.

There does not seem to be a screenshot attached to your question.

AHH!!!! Nice

Like Chris has alluded to, they are very different tools, Hubspot from what I know and have played with is a CRM solution aimed more at the sales cycle and used to help you develop a single customer view and enable automated interactions, yes it include some metrics but mostly sales related from what I've seen. Moz on the other hand Is more for your SEO development and provides metrics on how your site performs and develops. if funds allow, I would also look to have both tools as part of my armoury... Hubspot for the wider marketing automations, journeys and sales and Moz for your sites development to help support your CRM marketing.

Hi Matthew, Thanks for the detailed answer. Some good advice here, but I can't say I agree with everything. In particular, it's a pretty broad statement to say that Social marketing has nothing to do with SEO. We know Google uses social media to discover new content, social shares are highly correlated with rankings, and Google has incorporated many SEO-like features into Google+ that have implications across the broader algorithm. Also, social signals are greatly incorporated into personalized results and local SERPs. There's a few other points. But I guess we both agree to learn as much as you can and question conventional wisdom. We agree more than we disagree.

Happy to help!

Hi There! It is a bit difficult for me to tell from this post exactly which URL that you are referring to, but I took a look at your full site crawl and narrowed it down using the page title "Astronaut Costumes", per the code you pasted above. Of the two pages with that title, http://www.interstellarstore.com/toys-and-costumes/astronaut-costumes and http://www.interstellarstore.com/astronaut-costumes, neither is being reported in the site crawl or the page optimization reports as missing the meta description. (Page optimization actually reports that the meta descriptions are too long.) However, I definitely see that there are a large number of other pages in your crawl that are reported as missing the meta description. For the handful of those I checked, it does look like that error is being reported correctly. It looks like you've submitted a support request to our help team, so it would be very helpful if you could follow up there with specific examples of pages that are reported as missing the meta description, but that actually have the meta description in the source code so they can look into this further for you. We look forward to hearing back from you there soon. Chiaryn

Samantha (of the Moz team) suggested I have my client whitelist Rogerbot - so you are saying simply whitelist Rogerbot as a useragent?  Is there any other information I need to provide?

hi Ria, thanks, guess thats the best strategy,

Hey Thomas, It looks like your tweet did the trick and they've been tweeting a whole bunch of people - congrats! I shall turn off the sad music now. Sean ewFih