Splunk – A Handy Tool For “Technical And Useful” SEO

TRIVANDRUM, India - Feb. 20, 2015 - PRLog -- How a website is being analyzed and how search engines rank them? This is the actual concept of the working on SEO. But going deeper into the subject, it is really important to understand the whole architecture of the website and to be familiar with the Google’s relation with the site. Fortunately, we are blessed with a plethora of tools and equipments that would analyze the site access logs, such that we can continue on with the re-engineering procedure of finding out the “outdated portions” and replacing them with the new ones. One of the most efficient and high performing ones is the Splunk tool, just like a super capacity anti-virus tool helps in sorting out the errors and correcting them, the tools would help you in analyzing the site access logs.

How does Splunk aid in “Technical SEO”?
·        Crawling in the web pages – How faster the major search engine does the action?

Whenever a new website is being created, the web designers and the engineers always enter the “exciting phase” to know whether the major engines like Google have crawled through their web pages or not. One of the techniques to do that is to check the Google cache. But the major problem with this technique is that sometimes the time taken for the page to appear in the index is too long and a much better way is to check them out in the Google search by searching through the topics.

Another accurate of the techniques include with the assistance of GoogleBot; if Googlebot has accessed through the pages, then a positive signal is always given out.

·        Finding the error pages – The ones with “404 Errors”

If “404 Error” page comes in front of you, that means the particular website is full of broken links. It always creates a bad impression of the particular company or an e-commerce business.  Similarly, the online visitors miss the chance of reading up the contents that they may be expecting at the moment. Speaking of the “aftereffects”, it would be relatively good if you use Splunk for redirecting the ones with “404 errors”  to another page, such that they would not affect the whole reputation.

·        Finding the number of crawling pages would be easier!!

10 or 20? Of course, 20.. It would be really good, if Google continually crawls through your web pages, but how much times? This can be easily analyzed with the help of Splunk tool.

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