You seldom want to analyze only one page. For example, you want to know which of your forty product pages are weak. Or, you want to compare the full blog of a competitor with your blog. Paste a list of URLs. The analyzer makes a separate analysis for each URL.

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How to run the analysis

  1. Open the Content Analyzer.
  2. Paste the addresses as full URLs (https://example.com/your-article), one URL on each line.
  3. Start the run.
Each page gets its own analysis and its own report. Thus, you can open the full result of one page, and you do not have to read an average. Each run accepts a fixed maximum number of URLs. If your list has more URLs than this maximum, the analyzer tells you.

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What it costs

Each page counts separately against your daily analysis limit. Ten URLs are ten analyses, not one analysis. The analyzer shows you the count before you start. Thus, you can decide to run the full list today or to divide it. If some addresses are not correct, the analyzer tells you which addresses they are. The correct addresses run.

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When to use it

  • Audit a section of your site. Analyze all the pages in one category, and sort them from the weakest. Then, “our content needs work” becomes a specific list of pages, with a specific reason for each page.
  • Compare your pages with a competitor. Run the pages of the competitor next to your pages on the same topics. Then, see where the pages of the competitor are more quotable.
  • Examine a migration. After a redesign, run the same list again and compare the results. If the redesign increased the page furniture and decreased the prose, the results show it immediately.