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Hi there, Thanks so much for reaching out - Sam from Moz's Help Team here! This is an issue that our engineering team is aware of - could you pop a message about this over to help@moz.com  so that we can add your site  to the open ticket and then notify you when  we've resolved the problem? Thank you!

Hi Bimal, I understand that you wish to understand how to use an existing good blog content on LinkedIn. Whether to use it completely as an article on LinkedIn or link to your blog or some content with 'read more' link pointing to the blog. Linkedin can be a good place to promote relevant content as there are real people using it and that too being a social network, it can help promote the content to the more similar audience on the article itself. Advantages Your profile and previous articles get highlighted, increasing the chances that people will read more than just the 1 article. Your own presence and branding gets a boost. There are several opportunities that people who liked your article once, will get to see more of your content later, they can also follow you. Your reach to potential targets is increased. Possible Disadvantages The articles will face competition from other content, and they might get lost if not backed by LinkedIn marketing strategy for these articles. Your readership might remain on LinkedIn and if you don’t incentivize them to visit your website. DUPLICATE CONTENT OR NOT: I have done my research and there are many articles which are published both on websites and LinkedIn without getting penalized. Preferably linking them via a permalink is a good solution for Google to realize that the content is coming from same person/ website/ company/brand. I hope this helps and let me know if you have further queries. Regards, Vijay

Thanks for your quick response Anders.  Actually, I was thinking the exact about Disallow in last section but not sure. Now it's clear. Your reply helped me a lot.

Hi there According to Moz's Errors in Crawl Reports: "902 Unable to contact server The crawler resolved an IP address from the host name but failed to connect at port 80 for that address. This error may occur when a site blocks Moz's IP address ranges. Please make sure you're not blocking AWS." Here's a Q+A thread with resources and tips, as well as input from Moz Staffer Sam Weber. Hope this helps! Good luck!