@anupjain Aw, you're fine! Pretty simply, the internal links part of OSE doesn't work - the tool's not really set up as a direct site crawler, so it's terrible at analyzing internal links.

So you can ignore that part. If you'd like to get some visibility on internal links, you're better off using a tool like Screaming Frog (the free version is fine if you want to check individual URLs).

I checked your site and you're doing just fine on internal links, but make sure you use absolute URLs in your links, not relative.

Disavowing links via Google Search Console will communicate your intentions to Google, but would not necessarily update Moz's spam score.

Instead, you'd need to actually get the offending links removed for them to update on Moz's spam score.

Here's a great Moz article with a bit more detail:

https://moz.com/help/link-explorer/link-building/spam-score

Hope this helps!

Mike

Howdy Mack_,

We get this a lot working with our clients, and unfortunately I'm not aware of a way to force more rapid recrawling of Yelp pages directly. However, we've had success doing the following:

• Make sure your site links to your Yelp page and resubmit your website via Google Search Console - good chance Google will crawl outside your website to hit that Yelp page.
• Add unique content to the Yelp profile - just adding some fresh photos and content could make your listing more search-valuable.
• Campaign for more reviews! Yelp has a crawl budget just like your website, so more valuable content will take priority for both Yelp and Google.

Hope that helps!

Thanks!

Mike