How do I change domain settings for a campaign?
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So I set it up one of my Moz campaigns as domain.com
Rogerbot only hits 1 page.
I am thinking I should change it to www.domain.com, but I cannot seem to find how to do this. Thoughts?
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Hi Stubby,
First, take a look at the help page for sites with only one page crawled at https://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/409821-why-isn-t-my-site-being-crawled-you-only-crawled-one-page. If that doesn't solve your problem, send an email to help@seomoz.org and they'll help you figure it out. Thanks!
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All good ideas, and we will check them out. I doubt we are preventing crawlers or noindexing, as the sight was just rebuilt and rankings have been Awesome in Google, so google is hitting the sight fine. We do have a 301 to go from http://domain.com to http://www.domain.com
I may have found something though. For your SEOmoz campaigns, are they set up as
or
My other campaigns have a * in front of the domain, and Rogerbot hits them just fine.
I am thinking that we had the site on domain.com (I can't remember and it was only a couple weeks ago!), and Roger was crawling fine. Once we pushed out the rebuild, we pushed it out to www.domain.com. So I think my problem comes down to an *
Any thoughts or confirmations or refutations are welcomed!
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I think you may have some other issue that is preventing the crawl. All my campaigns use the plain domain.com (no www or other subdomain), and yet my I have my htaccess set up to forward all traffic to use the www subdomain. Rogerbot crawls my whole site fine.
Check your htaccess that you're not preventing crawlers, do the same for robots.txt, and finally make sure that there isn't a rel noindex on your pages.
I'll have to punt on the changing the campaign domain - it looks to me like that isn't possible, but lets wait to see if an seomoz staff responds with a definite answer.
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