SEO monitoring keeps an eye on your website 24 hours a day! We visit your page as often as possible, but not so often that your server is affected. We are keeping a close eye on this! How often we visit your website and check pages for errors depends on it. We check important pages much more often than less important pages. We scan other web pages that have less impact on your SEO and Google position less often but still regularly enough to quickly detect errors. In addition, we run 'control laps' throughout the site!

Our system always searches for the pages with the greatest Google impact. What has changed on a page? Then we know you're working on that. We will keep a closer eye on these pages in the coming period than on pages that have not been changed for ages. We also regularly run a 'control round'. Then we also take a look at the places where you may not have checked yourself for a while. This way we ensure maximum efficiency so that we pick up issues as quickly as possible.

To activate SEO monitoring, you don't have to do anything after adding your site. You do not have to adjust any settings, we will automatically keep this for you! MarketingTracer automatically crawls your pages from that moment. Do we see a change that can affect your findability in Google? Then we will save for you so that you can find it again as soon as you are looking for

SEO monitoring keeps almost too many to mention. We scan everything that prevents a page from being found. We track the changes on your page for more than 50 SEO factors on the page. For example, we look at indexability, changes in content, mobile problems, technical problems such as SSL and referrals, integration of social media, SERP presentation and focus keywords.

• Titles: we keep track of when the title of a page is adjusted, when it disappears, whether the title has the correct length and whether the title is relevant to the content of the page.
• Meta description: we check whether the meta description has been entered, whether it is relevant and whether the length is correct.
• Readability: we look at the number of words, the reading time and the readability of the content.
• Images: are the images loaded correctly? Are they the right size and as descriptions.
• Speed: the server responds quickly enough and the page is quickly built in a browser.
• Social media: is your open graph and twitter card data set up correctly?
• Indexability: changes to robotx.tx that prevent parts of your site from being indexed, meta tags and cannonicals.
• HTML: if you use the right headings, the language of the page is set in the right order.
• Mobile: is your page mobile friendly, load a page quickly on mobile, are there too small or too large elements?
• Internal links: are all internal links correct, which pages link to a page, which link anchors are used and do all internal links pass through

The SEO monitor keeps an eye on your site 24 hours a day and reports all changes it encounters in a handy overview. We keep an eye on your site on more than 50 important points. Has anything changed? Then we will keep that for you!

To view all changes, navigate via 'SEO audit' to 'Track Changes'. There you will get an overview of all the changes that we have encountered.

>SEO Changes in 1 overview

The graphs at the top of the page quickly show the total SEO score, the type of changes, the number of changes per type and the pages with the most changes. 'Errors' get an orange color, improvements a green color and changes a neutral gray color.

Filter and search SEO changes

In the overview you can easily filter on page, SEO line and date. This way you can easily find all changes in a specified period, all changes per page or all changes of a certain type. For example a change in the title.

To view all changes on page level, navigate to 'Pages' via 'SEO audit'. Click on a page to request the SEO audit of this page. Then click on the 'changes' tab. There you will get an overview of all the changes that we have encountered for this page.

Tip: combine SEO changes with Analytics and Search Console data

Compare page changes to the Analytics and Search console data. Especially when you have notified via Search console that a page has changed, you know exactly when Google has picked it up. Pretty soon after the change you can view the new results in Google from this page. For example, look at the impact on the CTR, your Google positions and the number of page views per visitor.