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11.07.07
New Website Health Check SEO Tool!
 By
Navneet Kaushal
Recently, Aaron Wall released a new tool. This tool with the name of "Website Health Check Tool" has been developed especially for reviewing a site's title tags, descriptions, URLs, and page status codes.
The Website Health Check Tool then returns the problems the particular site may have, such as missing title tags and descriptions, duplicate title tags or descriptions, www versus non-www issues, index page health, or any type of error handling issues. This tool aims at providing a simple and intuitive interface to make your site free of any major SEO issues.
The Website Health Check Tool will give you answers to queries
like:
• Is Google indexing your site? Are they quickly indexing your new pages?
• Do you have duplicate content pages getting indexed in Google?
• Do you have canonical URL issues?
• Are any of your pages in Google missing page titles?
•Does your server send correct error messages?
Aaron Wall is also planning to release the second version of the tool by the end of this month. As put by him, the second version will have features like:
• Allow you to search for not just a site, but a site and a keyword, like [seobook.com seo]
• Add indexed page counts from all major global search engines (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Ask)
• Allow webmasters to grab results from any of the above 4 engines, or mix and match
• Make each data point we collect link to the source
A good tool to use!
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About the Author:
Nav is the founder and CEO of Page Traffic, a premier search engine company
known for its assured SEO service, web design and development, copywriting and full time SEO professionals.
Navneet has wide experience in natural search engine optimization, internet
marketing and PPC campaigns. He is a prolific writer and his articles can be
found in the "Best Articles" section of many websites and article banks. As
a search engine analyst , he has over 9 years of experience and his
knowledge is in application here.
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