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Analyzing JavaScript load time: key metrics for website performance

Load time for static websites is relatively straightforward, measured as the server’s response time to a client request. However, for JavaScript (JS) pages that involve numerous resources, defining load time becomes more complex. In this article, we will consider the key metrics of JS load time and tell you how to analyze them using JetOctopus. […]

How to find duplicate H2 headings

In this article, we will guide you on how to identify duplicate H2 headings and discuss the significance of doing so. Duplicate H2 headings can impact the organization and clarity of your website’s content, making it essential to address them for improved user experience and search engine optimization. What is an H2 heading? H2 refers […]

A step-by-step tutorial on analyzing outlinks on a page

Information about outlinks on your website is very important if you are engaged in technical website optimization. In our opinion, analyzing outlinks can be a powerful way to improve SEO. Therefore, in this article, we will explain how to use JetOctopus to analyze outlinks on your pages. We will also discuss why analyzing outlinks is […]

How to analyze timeout errors

Timeouts can be a real pain when you’re trying to improve your technical SEO. If you’re scratching your head wondering what to do when you encounter a timeout, don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. In this article, we will tell you what to do and what to pay attention to if you see a […]

Product Update. Crawler location update

The JetOctopus team is thrilled to announce a new product update for our customers. In our work, we strive to ensure that our crawler works just like a real search engine when visiting websites. However, we understand that our customers have different needs and have released an update that includes new crawler location logic. Improved […]

Product Update. New reports for JavaScript crawling

The JetOctopus team is excited to announce one of the most anticipated updates to our tool – new data tables for analyzing JavaScript websites. This year, we have focused on improving our JavaScript crawling capabilities, and as a result of our new update, we have started tracking many important metrics for the analysis of JavaScript […]

How to count the number of images on a webpage

For many SEOs, it is important to monitor pages that contain an extremely high number of images. Moreover, many specialists need the function of searching for pages without images. Therefore, a simple function like the ability to count the number of images on a page is helpful and necessary. In this article, we will tell […]

401 response codes: a how-to for diagnosing and resolving log file issues

You may have noticed in the Google Search Console reports that some of your pages were not scanned and indexed by Googlebot due to the 401 (Unauthorized) status code. You could also pay attention to this status code by analyzing search engine logs. This is a common issue, so we have decided to share how […]

How-to guide for using the JetOctopus API

We previously announced the release of the API. The JetOctopus API now is available for all our clients. With the API, you can access and utilize JetOctopus’s features programmatically. Here is some basic information about using the JetOctopus API. Using API you can interact with it using HTTP requests. You can send requests to the […]

How to find all nofollow internal links pointing to indexable pages

It is important to find all nofollow internal links pointing to indexable pages because these links can impact the crawlability and ranking of a website. While nofollow links do not pass link equity, they can still impact the way search engines crawl and index a website. If a nofollow internal link is pointing to an […]

How to find JS blocked requests

The popularity of JavaScript technologies is growing rapidly. Every year, more and more websites are migrating to JavaScript. As a result, there is a growing need for high-quality SEO tools that are specifically designed for JavaScript, since SEO for JavaScript has its own unique characteristics. One important aspect of technical JS SEO is the analysis […]

How to identify and fix HTTP images on your website

It can happen that you are using a secure HTTPS protocol on your website and have set up redirects from HTTP to HTTPS. However, your website may still have HTTP resources. In our experience, this happens extremely often with images. During the migration from HTTP to HTTPS, it is easy to forget to configure redirects […]

Product Update. New Redirect Chains data table

Spring has brought another exciting update from JetOctopus – an improved redirect chain tracking feature. In this update, users can see the entire redirect chain in one place, making it easier to analyze and ensure that redirects are working correctly for both Google and users. Improved Redirect Chain Data Table JetOctopus has updated its “Redirect […]

How to identify missing URLs in your sitemap

Sitemaps help Google and other search engines find new pages on your website and discover pages with updated content. Therefore, it is important to assure that all indexable pages are included in sitemaps. On the other hand, non-indexable and non-200 pages should not be added to sitemaps. In this article, we will tell you how […]

Image analysis issues: why crawler didn’t find all images

Regularly checking the images on your website is important as they can bring organic traffic if they have the right context and correct settings. Images can also affect your website’s SERP ranking if they are accessible and have appropriate tags, such as alt tags that correspond to the image’s content. However, there are situations when […]

JavaScript redirects: how to analyze them with JetOctopus

Most websites use server-side redirects that change the status code of the page. When a client requests a page from the web server, the server returns a permanent or temporary redirect and the new location of the requested page. However, JavaScript redirects use the window.location.replace function, which changes the URL of the requested page in […]