Analyze your websites’ topology

Check who you really are linking to (we’ve written a great article on website topology analysis before). You should know that website’s structure matters in many ways: first, you want your visitor to be able to find and visit the pages he is looking for and second, you want search engines to know what the most important pages on your site are.

Use powerful and fast filters to condense and analyze web crawl results

Data filters gather a wide range of things: document types, source/destination paths, followed/nofollowed links, link types and more. Take a quick look at the screenshot below.

Filters can be saved for later use. And you can also share the filtered report with your colleagues or clients with a single click.

And by the way: size does not matter. You can crawl any size website with LinkAider and analyze a site of thousands of pages in a matter of seconds (this is a big advantage when compared to desktop tools. If you don’t believe us try sorting ten thousand lines in Excel or your favorite desktop link analysis software).

Check if you have dead ends on your site’s navigation path

You can see if you have pages with 0 outgoing links right in the site crawl summary report. Funny thing is that pages like this appear on so many sites. Pages with zero links give your users no opportunities. Thank god if your user came to such a page from somewhere on your site. Hitting “back” will bring him to the page he visited before. But if such user came from the search results – “back” button will lead him away from your site (and sometimes forever).

Your pages’ load time is important!

In a recent interview Google’s Engineer Matt Cutts stated that page load time will be a huge factor in seo starting in 2010. And according to eMarketer research 16% of people leave the page if it loads longer than 10 seconds and only every second person will wait more than 15 seconds. Also pages bigger than 150 kb sometimes (!) are not fully cached by search engines.

The good thing is that you can see slowest pages report in LinkAider. There is no need to check your site page by page with other tools – now you can get slow page report for the whole site.

Make your competitors link to you

Crawling your competitors site can reveal many hidden gems that you can use to improve your performance in search results. Here is a quick tip: find your competitors broken links and buy expired domains. You can export broken link report into an Excel file and start shopping. Don’t give up if you see that domain is not available at your favorite domain name registrar. The second place to check is the auctions. Take a peek at Sedo and the likes. Sometimes you can get a great domain name for a small $70 fee.

Take care of your duplicate content

Last but not least. Having duplicate content on your website often confuses your visitors and search engines. And you can find duplicate pages with ease with LinkAider.

So if you are ready – follow this link to signup for free. We promise, you’ll instantly find LinkAider extremely valuable for your seo campaigns.

We have received a bunch of great testimonials already and LinkAider is free to try, but let’s take a peek what LinkAider is capable of and how it can help you do your work (you can check all the shared reports for free, no signup required).

Our blog readers can see one theme come up on our blog from time to time: it’s broken link check. Despite the fact that LinkAider started as a broken link check tool its functionality is not limited to that. Let’s take a look:

Broken link report for code.msdn.microsoft.com

Msdn is a great resource for the developers. There you can find the latest (and the oldest, too) Microsft’s API documentations, code samples and tutorials. Being the one most trusted/official Microsoft documentation site it has only 376 broken links. 376 is really a small number and we should admit that Microsoft does a pretty good job keeping its site up to date.

Crawl report for 37signals

37signals is a famous web software company. The company is run by the web2.0 celebrities Jason Fred and David Heinemeier Hansson (the original developer of Ruby on Rails). You can find their blog at http://37signals.com/svn which is fun and inspiring to read. Since they are blogging for such a long time, no wonder they have many broken links (it is hard to keep up with many changes on the internet and it is not their primary business goal to keep their blog very clean).

Wonder what are the top things running through Jason’s head (we couldn’t keep ourselves from posting st. Jason’s picture here:) )? Perhaps the most linked hosts report may give you a clue:

And you can check the whole report here.

Smashingmagazine broken link report

Smashingmagazine is one of the greatest internet design/development sources. They write great tutorials themselves as well as post many links to great internet resources. You can see that they have more than 370 thousand links on their site at the moment. Writing lengthy tutorials and receiving a lot of feedback often produces big pages, however it is often worth to wait for a couple of seconds for their new great article to load.

Problogger link report

Problogger.net is one more internet celebrity we are huge fans of. Problogger.net is written by Darren Rowse with the main goal to educate other bloggers in how to blog and earn from what they are doing. This site has more than 6 million links at the moment. Let us spell that one more time: it has more than six million links with an average of 162 links per page. You should see this yourselves (check how fast LinkAider is organizing large amounts of data!).

If you like how LinkAider reports look like and what LinkAider does, signup now for free!