Showing posts with label report. Show all posts
Showing posts with label report. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Get a Free SEO Report for your Site

Get a Free SEO Report for your Site



WebRank Page SEO Report for your Site


Trends in the practice of SEO has changed a lot. In fact, its getting changed always. Now Google focuses on the mobile friendliness of a site. And the impact of unique and useful contents has increase as well. Still there are some technical issues which you need identify and fix. Lets get an In-page analysis of your site . . .


If you search google with the query - Free SEO Report, you will get thousands of free tools. But all of them are not effective, all of them are not reliable. Im gonna introduce you with WebRank Page which I use very often. 



About WebRank Page | In-Page Analysis

WebRank Page gives you an insight of your site. It conducts analysis on the following major categories - 

  • In-Page Analysis
  • Social Analysis
  • Link Analysis
  • Security Analysis
  • Others . . .
And you get these services for free!



How to Use?

Using this service is as simple as visiting a website. Follow the method below - 

Visit WebRank Page > Enter your sites URL (i.e. markspcsolution.com) > Hit on the Analyze button.

Or you can directly enter this URL in the browsers tab - 

http://www.webrankpage.com/analyze/markspcsolution.com


Just change the last part of the URL with your sites domain. 



Understanding the Result . . .

Here you will see a lot of things. The blue factors indicate that youre okay. And the problematic aspects will be marked red
  • After you enter your site, the page will generate report on it. The first thing you will notice is a grade. It maybe A, B, C, D or E depending on your score. So far, Marks PC Solution scored C. 
  • Just by the side of grading score, you will see the top 5 things you need to be fixed in your site.
  • Next you will see SEO Report Summary - Successful and failed parameters.
  • Basic Analysis will analyze your - Google Pagerank, Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords, DocType, Encoding, Language, Load Analysis, Favicon, URL, Domain age and validity etc.
  • HTML Code Analysis will examine your - Text/HTML Ratio, Headings, Images, Keywords, Tables, CSS, Flash, W3C Validity.
  • Social Analysis will measure the strength of your site in social sites- Google+, Twitter, Facebook.
  • Linking will count your internal and external links.
  • Pages Indexed will show whether your site is indexed in Google and Bing.
  • Visitor Analysis will show information based on Alexa.
  • Security Analysis will show the security issues of your site. Whether its listed on spammers directory or affected by malicious software etc.

Have a look at the screenshot - 


WebRank Page Score Report



Taking Actions

Based on the report and your understanding, you may take corrective actions for your site. If youre a new blogger/ web developer, then you may not understand all the parameters. In that case, dont worry too much. 

Just fix the parts which you can do. And try to learn the other parts gradually. And dont be nervous about any part of the report. No page is successful in every aspect. 

Just try to improve always . . .



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Thursday, September 1, 2016

Report Suspicious Sites to Google Spam Report

Report Suspicious Sites to Google Spam Report



Google Spam Report


At the beginning, web technology was operated by the people who were committed to keep it safe. They were dedicated to build such a communication network that will turn the world into a Global Village. But there is a negative site everywhere. Some people always try to abuse the technology. They use technology to harm other people and thus try to get some personal benefits. What do you call them - Hacker, Spammer or simply Criminal? 


Google is trying to prevent the webspam. And you have a great opportunity to contribute to build a safer web along with Google Spam Report! Recently Google Webmaster Tool has introduced a new page through which you can report 10 types of suspicious site under following categories:
  • Paid Links - Page that sells or buys links
  • Objectionable Contents  - Page that contains inappropriate contents
  • Malware - Page that is infected
  • Other Google Products - Page that abuses AdSense, Google Maps etc. 
  • Something else is wrong - Page that is not webspam but has some other issues
  • Report Webspam - Page which is really webspam
  • Copyright and other legal issues - Page that violates copyright 
  • Personal/ Private - Page that discloses private information
  • Phishing - Page that asks for sensitive information like username, password etc.
  • Rich Snippets - Page that violates Googles Rich Snippet guidelines

Google defines webspam as - the pages that try to trick Google into ranking them highly. And before you file a webspam report, you should decide which of the above categories best describes the page. 

If the page has multiple identifiable issues, I think you should report the site which will punish it more! 



Here I would like to illustrate some practical situations - 


Copying Contents

If someone is copying contents from your site, you can report it to the Copyright and other legal issues category. And you must be the copyright owner. Or you can also report the site in Other Google Products category if that site uses Google AdSense Ads.



Link Sharing Site

Some sites share too much links. If you found a site which is primarily selling or buying links without providing services to the people, you can report that site under paid links. Users find it difficult to use the site due to the numerous links. 



Sites Sharing Malware/Virus

Some sites have downloadable contents. And often they share virus or malware. If you found a site that shares virus or malware, you can report this site in Malware category. 



Redirecting Sites

These sites are really boring for the users. Wherever you click on these sites, a pop up window may appear. Or you maybe redirected to another unwanted page. These sites could be reported in different categories. But I prefer Something else is wrong category. 



Site Revealing Private Information

Privacy has been a great concern now. Often we see, some sites reveals secret information about different individuals which is against privacy. If you found a site which discloses your personal information or someone else, you can report it in Personal/Private category. 



Sites asking passwords, username etc.

Some sites may ask your Facebook username or password to sign up or log in. Or they may want your Google username or password. Or they may ask for any information which they are not supposed to do. 

Sometimes you may find a fake site which exactly looks like a popular site. Suppose Facebok instead of Facebook. Or Goggle instead of Google. They are known as phishing sites. If you ever sign in to these sites by mistake, change your password immediately. Because you may loose your account anytime. 

If you found a phishing site, please report it in the Phishing category. Its popular method to hack someones account. 



Really Webspam

If you found a site which contains wrong information, exchanging links, copying contents from others, too much posts within a few days, misguiding the readers, redirecting the visitors to unwanted sites - in a word Massacre - you can report this site in Really webspam category. You may find all sorts peculiarities there! 




Misleading Sites

Some sites mislead the usres. Suppose you search something in Google and found a site appropriate for your query. But after visiting the site, youve understood that this sites doesnt contain your desired contents. But it provides wrong information in Google search result. You can report this site in Rich Snippets category. 

These sites use such a description in the search result, that influences users to click. But when the visitors enter the page, they dont find necessary information. 

If you think, the contents of a site is not appropriate, then you can report it in Objectionable contents category. Or if you fails to decide the proper category, then use Something else is wrong option. 



The last thing I would like to tell you, I personally hate Phishing, Spamming, Copying and Malware sites. What do you hate most? 



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