Crawl Diagnostics

[JulieWhite]

Hello Experts,

today i was analyse one of my website with moz and get issue overview and get total 212 issue 37 high all derive to this same url  http://blogname.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2013-10-30T17:59:00%2B05:30&max-results=4&reverse-paginate=true so can anyone help me how to find this url and remove all high priority error.

and even on page website get A grade then why not performing well in SE ?

[EEE3]

When you are looking at Crawl Diagnostics, there is an option to export to CSV. When you do that you can see the referring URLs for this problem URL. That's a good place to start.

[JulieWhite]

i was download that CSV report also but i can't find this URL in my website code or any place

[ChiarynMiranda]

Hey There,

I just took a look at the campaign on your account and I am only seeing three high priority errors for duplicate content, which are for pages that do seem to be duplicates of each other. If you are running into an issue with a crawl test or a campaign on a different account, it would be helpful if you could email the full information to us at help@moz.com so we can investigate further.

As for your on-page grade, having a well optimized page does not guarantee that your page will do well in the search engines for that keyword. For example, there could be hundreds of other pages that are well optimized for the same keyword that have higher authority links, more links, and more relevant content according to the search engines, which would then be prioritized above your site in the ranking results. A great way to research those types of metrics would be our Keyword Analysis tool (http://moz.com/researchtools/keyword-difficulty). This tool will show you the top 10 results for a keyword and the metrics that can indicate why those pages are ranking well. If you run a full report, you can also include your own URL to compare against the pages in the actual rankings.

I hope this helps!

Chiaryn

[Peterli]

Hi there!

Thanks for your time in reaching out to us.  Sorry to hear about your troubles with our tool  Without knowing anything about your campaigns, it looks like the you are trying to find where this URL shows up in the pages on your site.  To see the source of those errors, you’ll need to download your Full Crawl Diagnostics CSV and open it up in something like Excel. In the first column, perform a search for the URL of the page you are looking for. When you find the correct row, look in the last column labeled referrer. This tells you the referral URL of the page where our crawlers first found the target URL. You can then visit this URL to find the source of your errors.

For more information you can check out our help hub resource at: http://moz.com/help/guides/search-overview/crawl-diagnostics, or if you could let us know any questions you have specifically with your account at: http://moz.com/help/contact.

Hope that's helpful!  Please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

Peter
Moz Help Team.

[JulieWhite]

Thanks to all of you for solve my query, and questions.