Category: Log Analyzer
September 18, 2020
by Julia Nesterets
The dynamics of 40+ bots that visit your siteThe dynamics of fake botsCrawl budget breakdown by pages and visits from each search engines perspectiveLoad time: how long Google,...
September 7, 2020
by Julia Nesterets
You’ve implemented some changes or updates on your site and are nervous, how to prevent any errors before search engines see them?
Raw logs section in JetOctopus allows you to...
August 14, 2020
by Serge Bezborodov
This checklist is designed for all kinds of SEOs who aspire to improve the website’s visibility, increase site’s indexation, and boost organic traffic at the end of the day. This...
July 28, 2020
by Julia Nesterets
In one of our previous articles, we’ve described 3 ways of log file integration with JetOctopus, which require a little bit of attention from the support team. It may only take a...
July 17, 2020
by Serge Bezborodov
Why SEOs need logs?
Log files contain 100% accurate information on how search engines crawl your website, which inevitably makes log file analysis an essential part of website...
July 7, 2020
by Serge Bezborodov
Find out how to get the most use out of Log files analysis merged with crawl data, data from GSC, and Google analytics. In this webinar Craig Campbell, SEO trainer &...
June 3, 2020
by Elena Bespalova
We’ve recently applied this Tech SEO Checklist to help TemplateMonster migrate to a new UI and new CMS without legacy SEO troubles.
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We’ve found 3...
May 27, 2020
by Serge Bezborodov
You probably know log files are treasure troves. You can see how bots crawl your pages, which content is frequently visited, or vice-versa, ignored by bots. But often SEOs don’t...
May 27, 2020
by Ann
Logs are the unique data that are 100% accurate to fully understanding how Googlebot crawls the website. Deep logs analysis can help to boost indexability and ranking, get...
May 27, 2020
by Ann
Logs files register each request the web server receives. If you want to get SEO insights from logs, you'll need to deal with heavy-data processing. That can only be done by...
