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Is your site
as "sticky"
as
it could be?
Can
you pinpoint
which content on
your site has
changed in the
last month? In
the last week?
Does
your site
contain any stale
content--pages
that have not
changed within
the past year?
Do
you maintain
a catalog of all
the images in
your site? Are
they all still
relevant?
Are
all links to
external sites
still appropriate?
Are
all your
"mailto:" links
current?
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Solutions:
Website Content Evaluation and Management
Managing
and maintaining your website content can
be a real problem, particularly if your
website is large or is updated frequently.
SiteTechnician's website evaluation
solutions provide seven website content
management tools and reports to help you
manage changes to your site over time.
- Website
Mapping: helps you better understand the structure of your
site.
- Old Content
Identification: pinpoints stale content that has not changed
in X months. Researchers at Stanford University have determined
that stale content can seriously undermine a website's
credibility. Learn more here.
- New Content
Identification: pinpoints website content that has changed
in the last X days or weeks.
- Mailto
Link Catalog: allows you to quickly verify the relevancy of
all "mailto" links in your site.
- External
Link Catalog: allows you to quickly
verify the appropriateness of all links
to external sites. A website's credibility
can also be positively or negatively
affected by outside associations. A
credible site can bestow credibility
on another site by linking to it, while
links to non-credible sites poisons
the originating site's own reputation.
Click here
to learn about "porn napping"
and the liabilities that can arise from
failing to manage your links to other
sites.
- Image
Catalog: allows you to quickly review all images contained
in your site.
- Website
Statistics: catalogs pages by format type and tracks changes
over time.
Armed
with all the information your website
evalution contains, you'll never
be uncertain about your site's current
content or what parts of your site were
or were not modified as required.

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Click
here
to view sample reports.
Click here
to view the SiteTechnician Datasheet (pdf format).
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