Learn how Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR and his team worked together to improve the authority of the site and traffic for Encazip in this case study!
Website Crawler
You're an SEO, so you're probably already using ScreamingFrog or another SaaS crawler - so what does Authoritas give you that's different?
It's not just crawl data! It's crawl data enhanced with keywords, links and analytics
Website crawls
For hardcore technical SEO audits, Authoritas’ powerful site crawler can help you identify broken links and duplicate content. Find what’s broken, and fix it fast.
Compare scheduled crawls or crawl on-demand.
Keyword rankings
Evaluate how well each crawled page is performing for its targeted keywords.
Review potential SEO visibility and page optimisation for mapped pages and keywords.
Backlinks
Do the pages you’re trying to rank have a sufficient number of internal and external links and optimal link anchors to facilitate a high-ranking position for your targeted keywords?
Analytics
Use organic sessions to prioritise which pages to attend to.
Evaluate traffic sources, user engagement metrics and the sales/conversions value contributed by a page.
Spider your websites and your competitors' with unlimited crawling in the cloud
Our crawler can answer many questions about your own website and your competitors’ sites.
Discover what’s broken
Duplicate, missing, short or long meta data
HTTP status codes
Canonical tags
Internal and external broken links
Search for page content using advanced searches (like intitle, inbody and inurl)
Why integrating keyword ranking data
with crawl data is useful
Join the dots between technical and content work on your website and the impact it has on your search engine rankings.
Automatically map pages to target keywords
Easily see where you have the wrong pages ranking
Look at keyword performance across pages
Review keyword optimisation per page
Relate tasks to pages to see how your technical fixes are driving rankings
Why integrating backlink data with crawl data is essential
Once you’ve fixed your site’s major technical SEO issues and any on-page SEO problems and have mapped each page to your target keywords. Then you can check whether each page has enough internal and external links to rank.
Out links - who am I linking to?
Internal links and anchor text
External links and anchor text
Pages getting organic traffic but no external links – could they get even more with more links?
Pages with external links but no organic traffic – are the backlinks poor or is the page content poor?
Am I using the correct selection of anchor text on my internal links to this page?
Integrating analytics data with crawl data completes the picture
The additional layer of analytics data helps you with many SEO tasks and projects such as content audits and website migrations.
Content auditing and pruning made easy
Website analytics data helps you prioritise pages with issues
Brilliant for managing website migrations
Evaluate pages by organic traffic, engagement and sales or conversion value
FAQS about website crawling for SEO
What is crawling and indexing in Google?
Indexing and crawling are two different but related concepts that are important to understand for any website owner and for anyone interested in search engine optimisation.
When Google sends its spider (Googlebot Smartphone) to crawl your website it starts to visit pages to download and analyse your content and website code. Google then decides how much of your site content is worthy to get indexed. Google will come back and crawl your site at the time interval that it determines.
This is a fairly large topic. A good starting point is creating a Google Webmaster Tools account and reading Google’s guidelines for webmasters.
What is the difference between crawling and indexing?
Crawling refers to the actions undertaken by a software programme commonly referred to as a web spider which visits your website and downloads content from your pages.
Indexing refers to how the crawled and downloaded data is stored and presented to users.
Crawling and indexing is something that all search engines do.
What is crawling in SEO?
When SEOs talk about crawling, they are normally referring to one of two things;
1. Either Googlebot (smartphone) which is crawling your website to index and display your content in Google’s (or other search engines) search engine results pages; or
2. A site crawl that the SEO has done using an SEO crawling tool to find technical and content issues that might be getting in the way of Googlebot and might be preventing all your content being crawled, indexed and ranked.
Will this website crawler show me the same information as Googlebot?
The Authoritas spider follows similar methodology to Googlebot, to crawl all the pages on your website. The amount of data and depth of data shown by Google in Google Webmaster Tools will differ from the Authoritas crawler.
But the Authoritas crawler will also merge the website crawl data with other useful metrics from Google or Adobe analytics, backlink data from Majestic and Authoritas ranking data to give you far more actionable advice.
Oh, and of course you cannot crawl competitors’ websites using Googlebot!
How often does Google crawl my site?
This will vary according to the size of your website and how authoritative it is in Google’s eyes. A well-established site with millions of users and rapidly changing content, like the BBC home page for example, will get crawled extremely frequently (multiple times per hour) but a newly indexed websites with a few static pages and no links may only get crawled every few days.
To see how often you are getting crawled you can see a chart in your Google Search Console account.
To see which search engine bots are crawling your site the best place to start is to check your server logs.
Server logs can be difficult to get at, depending on your technology stack and technical skills and can be very large.
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We live in a very competitive market and therefore it can be hard to get ahead in the SERPs. This is especially true if the only part of SEO you can amend is the content on the page. Your client or your company may not have budget for outreach or Digital PR or for technical changes.
The API supports all major search engines in many of the large markets and languages globally (desktop or mobile rankings). It is also geo located to decimal lat/long and can be used for high volume queries across all the major search engines.