Hi, I faced a similar issue with my site, https://spotifypremiumapk.tr/, where S3-hosted images showed 403 errors in certain tools but worked fine with a 200 status in reality. This could be due to how the tool fetches the resources, possibly hitting a restriction like user-agent or referrer settings in your S3 bucket policy. I recommend checking the S3 bucket's permissions and CORS policy to ensure all user agents can access the files without restrictions. If everything looks fine, it might just be how the tool interprets the response.

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Hi,
I am facing some issue with our moz pro account
We have images stored in a s3 buckets
eg: https://assets2.hangrr.com/v7/s3/product/151/beige-derby-cotton-suit-mb-2.jpg
Hundreds of such images show up in link opportunities - Top pages tool - As 403 ... But all these images work fine and show status 200. Can't seem to solve this. Thanks.

I had a similar issue on my site, https://rtstvapkdownload.pro/. It turned out to be S3 permissions or CDN caching. Check your bucket's public-read settings and clear CDN cache. Also, ensure Moz Pro's crawler isn't being blocked.

Performance Metrics are typically available within a campaign, not through an On-Demand Crawl. I faced a similar issue with my site, calculadoradederivadas.es, where I needed to analyze multiple pages. If Moz doesn’t suit your needs, you might need to use a different tool or manually track the data.

Yes, Performance Metrics are generally available within a Campaign setup in Moz Pro. On-Demand Crawl focuses more on technical SEO issues rather than detailed performance analysis. If you’re looking for a one-off analysis of multiple pages, you might need to use a different tool or integrate with Moz’s custom reports, as On-Demand Crawl doesn’t provide those metrics directly.

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Hey! Moz can take 3 weeks to a few months to recognize new backlinks in DA updates, depending on factors like link authority and crawl frequency. If it’s been a while, try ensuring Google has indexed those links first, as that might speed things up on Moz’s end. You can also use Moz’s Link Explorer to see pending crawls. Hope that helps! Feel free to check out my site too at oceanofpdf.co.uk!

Hey! Moz can take 3 weeks to a few months to recognize new backlinks in DA updates, depending on factors like link authority and crawl frequency. If it’s been a while, try ensuring Google has indexed those links first, as that might speed things up on Moz’s end. You can also use Moz’s Link Explorer to see pending crawls. Hope that helps! Feel free to check out my site too at oceanofpdf.co.uk!