Readers streaming to your website plays an important role in driving your blog or website to soaring popularity on the Internet. No matter how good your content or website design is, people would not hesitate to visit your blog again when they found out that there are many broken links, missing images or page not found errors. As a webmaster, it is relatively quite important to keep updated to their issues so that you can rectify them as soon as possible to ensure that your loyal readers will not be disappointed or frustrated.
This is when a broken link reporting service comes in handy. Called Linkpath, it helps to monitor your website’s error pages, reporting broken links and images and send you notifications via e-mail. Besides just checking for broken links on your site, it also takes into considersation of other sites that are linking to out-dated pages you have moved. Tracking and monitoring a website is quite easy. All you need to do is to copy and paste the unique tracking code into your website’s error page(s). The clever system will then record all the information needed to find and fix the problem and e-mail it to the user when a visitor is being directed to the error page.
Each account comes with a dashboard whereby users can view all their sites at a glance and check the tracking status, monitor recent errors and many more. Unfortunately this premium service does not comes free and the cheapest subscription plan costs $10 a month. However, it is worth the money as you may lose potential leads or customers when your website is down and you are not aware of the problem. Every second wasted simply means lesser income generated. So I would suggest you to consider giving Linkpath a try.
