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How to find lazy load images and how to analyze it

Website loading speed and performance are very important for search engines and users. Every year, the requirements for these metrics grow. One way to make a website faster is to optimize images. Lazy loading can help with this. However, how do you know which images are already lazy loaded and which are not? How to […]

How to audit URLs with extra low content words

The quality and quantity of content is a very important factor in page ranking. Search engines analyze the content to show the page in the SERP according to the search query. For this reason, pages without content have a low chance of generating high organic traffic. What are URLs with extra low content words? Pages […]

How to analyze heavy pages in logs and why it is important

Google algorithms have recently been updated: now only the first 15 MB of page loading are taken into account for indexing and ranking. At the same time, images, videos, CSS and JavaScript files are fetched separately. Sounds threatening, doesn’t it? However, it is worth noting that a 15 MB page is quite a large page. […]

Product Update. Analyze the effectiveness of keywords in SERPs with Keywords Group Tool

We are pleased to present to you our big update: Keywords Groups tool. This is a new feature that will allow you to effectively analyze the performance of different groups of keywords. Create a group of keywords, for example, informational keywords (“how to”, “where to”, etc.) and monitor the dynamics of clicks, impressions, positions, CTR. […]

How to analyze what types of GoogleBots are visiting your website and why it matters

Google is one of the most popular search engines. Many SEO specialists closely follow the updates of algorithms of this search engine. In particular, a lot of attention is paid to changing the version of the browser with which the Googlebot imitates users. Also, the ratio of crawling performed by desktop and mobile robots is […]

Why is not all the traffic of search robots displayed in the logs?

In this article, we will explain why a situation may occur when you cannot see all the visits of search engines in the logs data tables in JetOctopus. We will show you what to do if you are sure that a search engine visited your website, but there are no loglines displaying these visits. You […]

Guide to creating alerts: tips that will help not miss any error

JetOctopus recently had a great update: the ability to configure alerts became available. All our clients can set up an unlimited number of alerts for free in 4 sections: logs, Google Search Console, Crawl and Core Web Vitals. In this article, we will explain how alerts work, how to configure them, and show several examples […]

How to analyze logs by subdomains

The frequency of crawling of different subdomains by search engines may differ. This may depend on the indexing settings, the robots.txt file (for each subdomain there must be a separate robot.txt), correctly formed sitemaps, etc. But in addition to the domains open for indexing and scanning, the logs may contain technical, staging, and other subdomains […]

How to check Ajax URLs in logs

Ajax URLs may not be displayed correctly in search results because they are an asynchronously processed part of the page that depends on user action. Although the Ajax URLs have a different address, the content may be identical with the main page. Therefore, it is necessary to ensure that search bots do not scan Ajax […]

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