SEO - Unreachable pages [closed]

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I'm trying to make a personal web analyzer site using PHP.. I bought a script to get other seo data... Now I want to have the "Unreachable Pages" evaluation like the one shown at the bottom of this page http://free-website-analysis.net/website-analysis/website-analysis-seo-free/... The problem is I don't know how these are computed.. This is not included on the script I bought as well.. I've already googled alot, and I mean a lot, of websites also but I can't seem to find any site like this.. Can anyone help me with the computation or direct me to sites that show this information instead?

Answer 1

Here's a list of each item referenced in the statistics, what it means, and where it comes from.

Google Page Rank: This is Google's proprietary calculation. Google does not provide an API to get the Page Rank but there are tools such as this to determine a Page Rank.

Sitemap: The sitemap statistic is simply whether or not the site has a sitemap.xml file. It can be checked by looking for a domain.tld/sitemap.xml file. You can learn about these sitemaps at sitemaps.org.

Robots.txt Much like sitemaps, this just checks for a domain.tld/robots.txt file. This is documented at robotstxt.org

Page Errors: It's hard to tell what page errors are as they could be any number of things.

Unreachable Pages: These are broken links. There are tools like W3C Link Checker that go through all the links on the page and make sure none return a 404 error. You can write a script that turns all the links on the page into an array or object and then use PHP or a command line tool like wget or curl to get the headers of the resource (link). Each time you count a 404 error you increment Unreachable Pages by one.

Domain Age & Domain Expiration: These can be found manually or pragmatically using a Whois search.

Hope this helps and good luck!

EDIT

There is a tutorial on how to write a broken links checker ("unreachable pages") here.