In Site Explorer My Blog.URL.com Shows "No Data Available for this URL"
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Why when I use http://www.opensiteexplorer.org and I'm researching our Blog.URL.com's does the tool say "No Data Available for this URL"?
Example:
http://www.opensiteexplorer.org/links?site=blog.centurypayments.com
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I've had blogs that haven't appeared over 2 OSE index updates, so just be patient. Because this update is going to take in to account 2 months of new data and 35 billion new URLs, it should appear in the next update (27th April I believe)
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I second what Keri said. It has happened to me many times. You just have to be patient.
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My guess is that it's probably too new, considering that Open Site Explorer hasn't had an update since February 27th. It looks like you probably started the blog after our last crawl. You'll likely see data when the next crawl is released at the end of the month.
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