Visual Sitemap (Flowchart) Generator - including link flow
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Hi All,
Having read a useful article http://yoast.com/site-structure-seo/ I'm now looking to acquire a means of being able to simply type in a URL and see the site structure including link flow.
A free website or software app would be great...
Thanks in advance
Mark
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PowerMapper has a free trial. Works great. I haven't found a free solution however this is a great tool.
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I haven't heard of anything with all those features but screaming frog will crawl the site and give you the links to and from a page. It might be a start for you.
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