Great, we would like to participate as some results are better than nothing. We filled out the form so i suppose we wait.

Thank you for the update. We have several sites that cannot be crawled and after a lot of investigation have concluded we would need to cancel Moz. I'm glad this is being released and submitted the form to be contacted regarding the Beta Testing.

I am curious though, what is in it for us? As of now we are paying for a service that does not work. I seriously doubt we will be interested in continuing to pay for a service just to be a test dummy (which one of the requirements is a paid account, unless I am misunderstanding).

Either way, we are excited about the solution and interested in learning more.

Thanks.

For what is worth, we have several sites with Godaddy Manage Wordpress and SSL certificates installed on them that having this issue.

Godaddy's Manage Wordpress does not allow for a dedicated IP. We would have to change over 30 websites to a new server with CPanel. This opens a whole new can of worms for us and is a road I don't want to go down if I can avoid it. Also, Godaddy quoted me $600 per dedicated IP.

My question is this:

Is the 804 Error actually effecting SEO?

Is the error preventing MOZ from being able to report rankings? (I'm on a team and not familiar with that aspect)

Can we fix this somehow with a CDN? (we use MaxCDN)

Thank you for the update. We have several sites that cannot be crawled and after a lot of investigation have concluded we would need to cancel Moz. I'm glad this is being released and submitted the form to be contacted regarding the Beta Testing.

I am curious though, what is in it for us? As of now we are paying for a service that does not work. I seriously doubt we will be interested in continuing to pay for a service just to be a test dummy (which one of the requirements is a paid account, unless I am misunderstanding).

Either way, we are excited about the solution and interested in learning more.

Thanks.

For what is worth, we have several sites with Godaddy Manage Wordpress and SSL certificates installed on them that having this issue.

Godaddy's Manage Wordpress does not allow for a dedicated IP. We would have to change over 30 websites to a new server with CPanel. This opens a whole new can of worms for us and is a road I don't want to go down if I can avoid it. Also, Godaddy quoted me $600 per dedicated IP.

My question is this:

Is the 804 Error actually effecting SEO?

Is the error preventing MOZ from being able to report rankings? (I'm on a team and not familiar with that aspect)

Can we fix this somehow with a CDN? (we use MaxCDN)