On Page Grader Problem-Sorry But This Page Inaccessible
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Greetings:
When I try to use the on page grader and enter my URL, an error message appears stating: "Sorry But This Page Inaccessible".
The URL is http://www.nyc-officespace-leader.com/commercial-space/office-space and it works fine when I enter it on my browser. Any page from this domain generates this error. Is there a bug with this tool?
How would I go about tracking ranking on various keywords? I see it is possible to tag keywords, and I have done so for about 250. But I don't know how to generate a ranking report for these keywords; ideally I would like to do so filtering them by the label I have applied.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Alan -
Hey Alan,
Not sure if your issue was related to the DDoS attack or not, but I was able to replicate it now. Make sure that there is no spacing before the URL when you paste it into the on-page grader.
To track rankings for keywords over time you'll have to set up a Campaign which it sounds like you have. Once you've done that you can find the rankings in the Search section of the dashboard. This is also where you can filter by the label you've tagged your keywords with.
Alternatively you can set up keywords rankings in the rank tracker https://moz.com/researchtools/rank-tracker but you won't get the tagging or email report functionality.
-Mike
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Hi Alan and jStrong
Thanks for your inquiry and feedback. Yes, we are experiencing intermittent issues with our tools as a result of ongoing DDoS attacks. I am so, so sorry for the inconvenience this is causing you. Rest assured, Moz engineers are working as hard as possible to resolve this.
For ongoing status updates, please visit Moz Health. For details on the DDoS attacks on Moz, please check out this article from the NYTimes: Tally of Cyber Extortion on Tech Companies Grows.
Thanks so much for your patience. I really appreciate it!
Cheers,
Christy -
Just wanted to chime in. I have been receiving this error too, pretty much all weekend and just got it again. Maybe Moz is still dealing with the DDoS attacks from yesterday? Any one else seeing this?
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