Behind the Scenes: SEO Measures for a Better User Experience
Hello Users,
Due to recent SEO changes at Google, our editorial team and developers are working intensively on new SEO measures for all our portals. During this phase, we will temporarily publish few to no new content.
We are working with the tools Semrush and SearchAtlas to accomplish this.
However, this doesn't mean you can't use the forum! Please continue to ask your questions and interact with other users. The forum thrives on your contributions!
We'll be back at full strength for you soon.
Regards,
Frank
Due to recent SEO changes at Google, our editorial team and developers are working intensively on new SEO measures for all our portals. During this phase, we will temporarily publish few to no new content.
We are working with the tools Semrush and SearchAtlas to accomplish this.
However, this doesn't mean you can't use the forum! Please continue to ask your questions and interact with other users. The forum thrives on your contributions!
We'll be back at full strength for you soon.
Regards,
Frank
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Printed on: May 19, 2025 at 05:05 o'clock
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Small update.
I'm also using the tool Screaming Frog SEO Spider. This is a local spider that scans your site like a search engine and reports possible errors. The advantage is that you can scan and analyze your site as often as you want. The speed depends solely on your hardware. The program is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux. My clear recommendation for SEO measures.
Semrush has also proven to be very helpful. It is multilingual and clearly structured. However, in the Pro version, you only get 100,000 page scans. This can be tight sometimes. It also depends on how often and in what quantity you want to scan your site.
SearchAtlas didn't work for me. For one thing, it's much too slow from Germany, it's only available in English, and generally, it's too complicated/chaotically structured. Maybe I'll try it again in a year. It seems to me that these are all still growing pains.
Best regards
Frank
I'm also using the tool Screaming Frog SEO Spider. This is a local spider that scans your site like a search engine and reports possible errors. The advantage is that you can scan and analyze your site as often as you want. The speed depends solely on your hardware. The program is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux. My clear recommendation for SEO measures.
Semrush has also proven to be very helpful. It is multilingual and clearly structured. However, in the Pro version, you only get 100,000 page scans. This can be tight sometimes. It also depends on how often and in what quantity you want to scan your site.
SearchAtlas didn't work for me. For one thing, it's much too slow from Germany, it's only available in English, and generally, it's too complicated/chaotically structured. Maybe I'll try it again in a year. It seems to me that these are all still growing pains.
Best regards
Frank