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How to crawl large websites
In this article, we will tell you how to crawl large websites with millions of pages. With the help of different settings, you will be able to crawl your website most efficiently and get reliable results. Running a full crawl of your website is a great idea to apply the results to your entire website. […]
Product Update. Exporting datatables to sitemaps
At JetOctopus, we are dedicated to continuous improvement, regardless of the circumstances – Russia attacked Ukraine on a full scale. In March 2022, we released two significant updates to further enhance our platform. Firstly, we streamlined and optimized the registration process, making it simpler and more convenient than ever before. New customers can now experience […]
Product Update. Improved filter performance
We are thrilled to introduce a new update to our valued JetOctopus customers. At JetOctopus, we are dedicated to providing fast and effortless SEO analysis, even for websites with millions of pages. That’s why we have prioritized improving the speed of filtration. Utilizing various filters in data tables is a powerful method to identify problematic […]
SEO Competitive Analysis: 11 Experts Share their Best Practices and Insights
Being a bit competitive is always a good thing, especially in business. Keeping an eye on your top rivals — what they’re doing, how they’re doing it, and the output of their efforts — spurs innovation, discourages complacency, and provides inspiration to improve. The same holds true in SEO. Whether your website is ranking on […]
Product Update. Performance Chart in GSC
We are excited to announce a fantastic new update from the JetOctopus team for the year 2022. Our latest addition includes several charts that provide a comprehensive evaluation of your website’s performance in Google search results. Introducing the Performance Chart in GSC, now available in the Google Search Console section. These new charts offer a […]
JetOctopus in 2021: A Recap of All We Achieved and a Timeline of Updates
It has already become a tradition — to reflect on the results of the past year. Dear customers and colleagues, we are happy to share with you how well we fared in 2021. The volume of data processed since our inception (2018) log lines: 80bln crawled pages: 20bln websites: 40k Our customers Our customer geography […]
Internet of Bots: A Quick Research on Bot Traffic Share and Fake Googlebots
Have you ever had a chance to look into the live tail of your website’s access log? You’d expect to see a lot of different user-agents of users’ browsers on your website. But more likely, you’ll find a variety of bots. What is bot traffic? In simple words, when a user uses an internet browser […]
Google Title Tag Update: What Do Experts Suggest On Optimizing it in 2022?
Google is going all-in on user experience. With the introduction of Core Web Vitals and a host of other user-centric updates, the increasing obsession on optimizing the user’s search journey — from entering a search query to landing on the right page with the best possible content quality, relevancy, and load speed — is Google’s […]
12 Experts Share Their Thoughts on Top SEO Trends for 2022
With each update, Google’s ranking algorithm is becoming increasingly smarter in determining the quality of content and user experience on websites. Sure, time-tested SEO tactics such as link building and keywords optimization aren’t going anywhere anytime soon — and you must continue working on these as usual — but there are certain SEO trends worth […]
Case Study: How DOM.RIA Doubled Their Googlebot Visits Using JetOctopus
DOM.RIA.com is a Ukrainian real estate marketplace. Thousands of ads for the sale and rent of real estate are added to the site every day. As the site structure is large and complex, to ensure the freshness and relevance of content appearing in Google search, there was a need to maximize the crawl efficiency of […]
Why Is Partial Crawling Bad for Big Websites? How Does It Impact SEO?
There are many situations where search experts talk about conducting partial crawl. For instance, if your website has multiple linguistic versions, you may want the bots to crawl the English version only. Similarly, you may want the bots to crawl a subdomain only when the URL starts in another subdomain. However, partial crawling is not […]
Case Study: How JetOctopus Helped Depositphotos Index 150 Million+ Pages
The case study looks at how a commercial content platform — Depositphotos — had an indexing problem for its 150 million+ pages where only 20% of its pages were indexed by Google. Read on to find out how JetOctopus helped their SEO team uncover and address this issue. There are times when what seems like […]
SEO for Ecommerce Product Pages (2026 Guide)
Blog posts and guides bring traffic to the top of the funnel. Product pages bring buyers. That is why SEO for ecommerce product pages pays back faster than almost any other work on a large catalog: the searcher already knows what they want, and your page either answers that query cleanly or hands the sale […]
Internal Links For SEO: The Comprehensive Guide
Internal links are one of the most vital elements of any winning SEO strategy. However, internal linking is often one of the most underrated aspects of SEO that is often overlooked. The reason behind this is probably because most people think of internal links as simply a way to offer relevant information to their readers. […]
How Dynamics of Domains Have Changed Globally In The Last 3 Years? – New Study Finds Out
I’m certain that you’ve repeatedly seen the headlines “40% of websites use WordPress”, “10% of websites sit on Cloudflare”, “PHP X.X. is the most widely used software”. However, there is usually no indication of the type of websites that were analyzed nor their size. So is it really true that almost half of the Internet […]
Core Web Vitals Optimization: Best Practices and Expert Thoughts
It’s no news that Google is gradually increasing its focus on rewarding websites that deliver an outstanding user experience (UX) with better rankings. How well — and how fast — the content on your site’s various pages load lies at the core of delivering a great UX. Conventional website performance metrics like page load time […]
Segmentation SEO For eCommerce Website: How to Skyrocket Your Rankings
Data analytics plays a crucial role in SEO, especially for eCommerce businesses with a vast number of site pages. For eCommerce, a generic SEO strategy may work but will not be as impactful and profitable as a well-thought-out “divide and conquer” SEO strategy. In other words, we’re talking about a segmentation SEO strategy. With segmentation, […]
Extracting SEO Insights with Google Search Console
Google Search Console is a free tool that is given by Google to help SEOs measure and optimize. But, if you have a Data Scientist’s perspective, you will shortly notice that Google Search Console only gives the basic data without processing the SEO Insights and data-driven SEO Approach. Using query refinement, device, URL, and time […]
JetOctopus in 2020
It was a fruitful, very dynamic and eventful 2020 for JetOctopus. Yes, it is not a common start when talking about 2020 as it usually starts with a “dramatically tough year… COVID… pandemic…crisis, etc. Yes, it’s all true but I want to talk about another side of 2020 for JetOctopus. It was a great adventure […]
Importance of Ranking Signal Consolidation, Web Entity Hierarchy and Clean URL Structure for Better Communication with Search Engines
In this SEO Case Study, with the help of SEO Theories, Practices, and Concepts, we will explain how a simple URL structure, a clear and logical Site Hierarchy including Faceted Navigations and Filter Structure, and Technical SEO can create 296% Organic Traffic Growth concretely with an example of Health Products Brand’s SEO Project. This SEO […]
How to find lost keywords that used to bring traffic
You probably have the keywords that brought you a large amount of traffic some time ago. But, for some reason, the very same keywords might not bring you as much traffic today as they used to. One of the reasons is that the TOP-sale period for them has ended (like Black Friday, for example). The […]