Should a crawl ever take more than 7 days?
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I signed up to the 30 day trial last Saturday, however, as of yet, the crawl diagnostics page still says 'First crawl in progress'.
Is this normal? Many thanks.
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I think SEOmoz have disable the intial fast crawl and only the full crawl is available. I think it says the initial crawl can take 4 - 7 days (altho it has not taken this long in my experience)
Email [email protected] with your account details and ask them to look for you, they are really good at getting back
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