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How to check JS website with JetOctopus
JavaScript is fast, dynamic technology. It saves your server resources which is a great benefit for you. However, in order for the JavaScript site to generate a lot of organic traffic, you need to be careful about the settings and auditing of SEO. In this article, we will explain how to audit JS websites with […]
How to check all headings with JetOctopus
Using JetOctopus, you can check the main headings on your website. Understandable headings are an important part of a web page. They help users and search robots determine the page content correctly. Also, headings are very important for accessibility. With the help of headings you can divide the page into clear structured parts. You can […]
How to configure crawl for JavaScript websites
We recommend using advanced settings to crawl JavaScript websites. Thanks to the specific settings you will be able to analyze your JS version in more detail. We’ve written an article about crawl configuration before, go to this article to read about standard crawl configuration for all types of websites. And in the article “How to […]
How to check canonicals with JetOctopus
Rel=”canonical” is a powerful method that allows you to manage duplicate content. When you use the canonical, you tell search engines which page to show in search results. However, there are situations when due to the incorrect use of the canonicals, unwanted pages are displayed in the search results or, conversely, the most important ones […]
How to compare crawls
JetOctopus represents a great opportunity to compare crawls. You can compare any crawls, not just the last two. This option is free and available to all users who use the JetOctopus crawling tool. LINK TO THE HOME Read about the benefits of our crawl comparison tool in the article “Product Update: Compare Crawls”. How to […]
Why there are 5xx pages in the crawl results and why they are not reproduced with the manual checking
5xx response codes indicate that the web server cannot process a request from the client. During the crawl, the JetOctopus user agent is a client. 5xx status code is not a sign that the URL is incorrect or broken. This only indicates that the web server could not respond when the server received this request […]
Why are there missing pages in the crawl results?
While checking the crawl results, you may notice that some pages are missing. Therefore, it is very important to understand why JetOctopus did not find some pages because search engines are just as difficult to find these pages when crawling your site. Why JetOctopus didn’t find all the pages To understand why JetOctopus did not […]
How to schedule a crawl
You can run the crawl yourself or set up a regular crawl. Also, you can set the start of a one-time crawl at the time you need, for example, at night. With a regular crawl, you can track changes to your website after releases, the number of new pages created over a while, and more. […]
How to find links to broken pages
Using JetOctopus, you can find links to broken pages easily. Start a new crawl or check for broken links in the results of the previous crawl. However, keep in mind that the number of broken links may have changed since the last crawl. Links to broken pages are the links that lead to non-200 pages. […]