On Page SEO Tool
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Hello -
I'm looking for one tool that does the following and was wondering if anyone knew of such a tool?
In a perfect world I would like to enter in one domain name and have a report generated that shows
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All Internal links, link titles, and anchor text
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All internal broken links / redirects
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All images, image size and image alt, if the image alt is missing.
I'd love to be about to export these reports to excel and quickly run my on page optimization. The goal is to produce a checklist for a developer to execute quickly.
Thanks for your help
Gabe
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A desktop crawler will do most of that, too - Screaming Frog is a great option, but it's a paid tool over 500 pages (I think). I wrote a post last year comparing it and Xenu, another crawler:
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/crawler-faceoff-xenu-vs-screaming-frog
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Alright - I lied (Below)
I have not seen the Internet marketing ninja tool yet....That is a cool tool! And you can export to excel....get out a here!
Thanks Man!
Gabe
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Thanks Brandon!
I'll play with these. I have seen the IMN tool before and I know that there are many different tools that I can go to for parts of what I want done....
But - do you know of one tool that does everything? SEO Powersuite?
Cheers - I let you know what I come up with
Beer soon -
Gabe
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Hey Gabe,
This first tool might take care of most of your needs:
http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/seo-tools/google-sitemap-generator/
Aaron Wall wrote a bit about it here: http://www.seobook.com/review-jim-boykins-free-broken-link-tool-0
Here's another tool taking care of your first need (partially), but doesn't spit out the data into excel from what I can tell: http://www.seo41.com/link-analyzer.php
Good luck in expediting all this!
B
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