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Great overview, thank you. This gave me several things to fix I hadn't been aware of, and my site generally already does well with on-site SEO. Actually, what
by graeme 11y ago
Great overview, thank you. This gave me several things to fix I hadn't been aware of, and my site generally already does well with on-site SEO.
Actually, what do you recommend for ongoing monitoring of the things flagged by wget scripts? I could assign it to my programmer. I also think Moz or similar services handle that automatically. It might be more effective just to outsource it to them?
My current solution has been to avoid monitoring it, which isn't optimal.
- wtracy 11y agoMaybe it's not what you're looking for, but it would be easy to just write a cron job that runs wget and emails you if the error output is non-empty.