Is any know if seomoz update for site crawl.
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i belive my site www.breeze-air.com hit by penguin;
i found that i had un-natural anchors text and able to remove around 1200 from the 1900 seomoz found.
seomoz still shows those anchors - but when i check the link its not there.
i removed them 3-4 weeks ago
any idea?
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We were scheduled to update last Friday, but have had a delay that we wrote about at https://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/21655043-mozscape-index-update-temporarily-delayed-until-july-6th. You can always check out the update calendar linked from the OSE home page as well to see when the next update is scheduled and the date of our last update.
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