See which pages are well-indexed on your site

Having your site indexed is first step in getting traffic from search engines. This tool goes through every url in your XML Sitemaps file and reports if its indexed properly.


Why use Site Diagnosis when Webmaster tools or site: command does the job?

  • Webmaster tools will give you information about crawl problems but will not tell you whether you have problems with duplicate content or your pages are not strong enough to rank for anything.
  • Some of your content on the site may be scraped and then your pages are not performing well. The tool will also detect if your Page Titles are unique within your site context.
  • If you have a big site then Google will show you only first 1000 pages that are indexed. Site Diagnosis does not have any limit and will show both pages that are indexed and that are not indexed.
  • Site Diagnosis has CSV Export feature so you can analyze your pages easily - rather than manualy going through Google Search Results.


How can I produce XML Sitemaps file for my site?

There are many tools on the market. See the list here. I recommend using GSiteCrawler which is bit difficult to use but has no limits and its free.



I have a big site. How can I run the report faster?

If your site has lots of pages then by following these steps you can improve the speed by more than 3x times.
Site Diagnosis spends the most of time on getting Page Titles of your site. By adding Title information into the XML Sitemaps time you will speed up the process.

e.g. Normal XML Sitemaps file


http://blog.linkdiagnosis.com
2008-03-29T17:12:32+00:00
monthly
0.50


Adding element with the value of the page title <br><br> <url><br> <loc>http://blog.linkdiagnosis.com</loc><br><strong><title>Link Diagnosis Blog
2008-03-29T17:12:32+00:00
monthly
0.50


Adding the title may be easy if you have a template driven site and know bit of programming. Otherwise, it may just be easier to run the report normally and wait.