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11 Little-Known Features In The SEO Spider | Screaming Frog - 0 views

  • if you need to crawl millions of URLs using a desktop crawler, you really can. You don’t need to keep increasing RAM to do it either, switch to database storage instead.
  • f you’re auditing an HTTP to HTTPS migration which has HSTS enabled, you’ll want to check the underlying ‘real’ sitewide redirect status code in place (and find out whether it’s a 301 redirect). Therefore, you can choose to disable HSTS policy by unticking the ‘Respect HSTS Policy’
  • For macOS, to open additional instances of the SEO Spider open a Terminal and type the following: open -n /Applications/Screaming\ Frog\ SEO\ Spider.app/ You can now perform multiple crawls, or compare multiple crawls at the same time.
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  • Occassionally it can be useful to crawl URLs with fragments (/page-name/#this-is-a-fragment) when auditing a website, and by default the SEO Spider will crawl them in JavaScript rendering mode.
  • While this can be helpful, the search engines will obviously ignore anything from the fragment and crawl and index the URL without it. Therefore, generally you may wish to switch this behaviour using the ‘Regex replace’ feature in URL Rewriting. Simply include #.* within the ‘regex’ filed and leave the ‘replace’ field blank.
  • Saving HTML & Rendered HTML To Help Debugging We occasionally receive support queries from users reporting a missing page title, description, canonical or on-page content that’s seemingly not being picked up by the SEO Spider, but can be seen to exist in a browser, and when viewing the HTML source. Often this is assumed to be a bug of somekind, but most of the time it’s just down to the site responding differently to a request made from a browser rather than the SEO Spider, based upon the user-agent, accept-language header, whether cookies are accepted, or if the server is under load as examples.
Rob Laporte

Image Alt Text Checker - How To Find Missing Image Alt Text & Tags | Screaming Frog - 0 views

  • Image alt attributes (often referred to incorrectly as ‘alt tags’) should specify relevant and descriptive alternative text about the purpose of an image and appear in the source of the HTML like the below example.
  • Images can conceivably have many different URLs referencing them, and hence, many different alt texts as well. While many CMS set a single alt text for any image, it’s actually set in the HTML within the IMG element and alt attribute, which like anchor text of a link, can be very different.
Rob Laporte

Can Cloudflare Actually Hurt Your Website's SEO? (Case Study) - 0 views

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    "Cloudflare - Rankings destroyed in 36 hours"
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