[v6.0] Log File Analyser – Quickly analyze a log file from an SEO perspective

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Website’s log file data is very valuable, because it shows exactly what happens when search engine bots visit your site. However, log files can be difficult to view and analyze without programming experience or the right tools. So, webmasters always need to use SEO tools to help improve their work efficiency at work.

Log File Analyser is a powerful tool that helps webmasters easily analyze web log files on Windows, Mac and Linux platforms, developed by Screaming Frog from UK. It is able to process, store and analyze millions of lines of log file event data in a smart database, and collect critical log file data to help SEOs make informed decisions.

Log File Analyser allows you to quickly open a log file and analyze it from an SEO perspective. It can do in-depth analysis of your website logs, such as: auto verify search engine bots, find broken links, errors & redirects, view most & least crawled URLs & sections, view bot crawl frequency, view bot ip crawl activity, identify large & slow URLs, find uncrawled & orphan URLs, combine & compare crawl data, and more.

// Key Features //

Feature Description
Identify Crawled URLs View and analyse exactly which URLs Googlebot & other search bots are able to crawl, when and how frequently.
Discover Crawl Frequency Get insight to which search bots crawl most frequently, how many URLs are crawled each day and the total number of bot events.
Find Broken Links & Errors Discover all response codes, broken links and errors that search engine bots have encountered while crawling your site.
Audit Redirects Find temporary and permanent redirects encountered by search bots, that might be different to those in a browser or simulated crawl.
Improve Crawl Budget Analyse your most and least crawled URLs & directories of the site, to identify waste and improve crawl efficiency.
Identify Large & Slow Pages Review the average bytes downloaded & time taken to identify large pages or performance issues.
Find Uncrawled & Orphan Pages Import a list of URLs and match against log file data, to identify orphan or unknown pages or URLs which Googlebot hasn’t crawled.
Combine & Compare Any Data Import and match any data with a ‘URLs’ column against log file data. So import crawls, directives, or external link data for advanced analysis.

// Official Demo Video //

// System Requirements //

// Universal License Keys //

For Username Licence key
v4.x AppNee Freeware Group. CC96DF7944-1673953194-2FAF80EBE8
v5.x 84CC03828B-1706191915-658BD8A7B2
v6.x 9BB92E260A-1737051290-8E98CD93E8

// Edition Statement //

AppNee provides the Log File Analyser multilingual full installers and all versions universal license keys for Windows 32-bit & 64-bit.

// Installation Notes //

  1. Download and install the latest version of Log File Analyser from official site
  2. Run program, enter “Licence/Enter Licence…“, and use the universal license key above to register
  3. Restart program
  4. Done

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