> Why is it that not one SEO organisation/company/snake-oil salesperson ever thinks to look at the server logs? When you're hosted on S3, etc, you don't get ac

> Why is it that not one SEO organisation/company/snake-oil salesperson ever thinks to look at the server logs? When you're hosted on S3, etc, you don't get access to the logs. For larger sites which are hosted across a number of webservers, behind a load-balancer, getting a unified access-log is also a little fiddly. But I guess the honest answer is that it's not trendy enough these days. With Javascript submission of "stuff" you get much more data about your visitors than you can glean from the server-side logs.