Monitoring WebsitesSite Deep Dive

Links

The Links section discovers all links found on the analyzed web page and analyzes the status of these links.

Through this section, users can:

  • View all links found on the page
  • Distinguish between internal and external links
  • Detect broken links
  • Examine HTTP response statuses

This analysis is used to check the link health on websites and detect errors that may affect user experience.

Page Check Information

Before performing link analysis, WebPixie collects basic technical information about the analyzed page.

The following information is displayed in this section:

Check Status

Indicates whether the page was successfully analyzed.

Example: Check completed

HTTP Status Code

Shows the HTTP status code returned by the server for the page.

Example: 200 – Page loaded successfully

Response Time

Shows the server's response time to the request.

This value is measured in milliseconds (ms).

Check Time

Shows when the page was last analyzed by WebPixie.

Content Size

Shows the total content size of the page.

This value typically represents the size of the HTML page.

Meta Tags

Allows viewing the meta tags found on the page.

These tags typically include:

  • SEO meta information
  • Open Graph tags
  • Social media preview information

Header Information

Allows viewing the HTTP response header information of the page.

This information includes:

  • Security headers
  • Cache settings
  • Content type

The sub links section lists all links found on the analyzed page.

WebPixie automatically discovers and classifies these links.

Links are displayed under two categories:

Links that are within the same domain of the website.

For example:

  • example.com/about
  • example.com/contact
  • example.com/blog

Internal links are important for site navigation and SEO structure.

Links that redirect to other domains.

For example:

  • facebook.com
  • twitter.com
  • youtube.com

External links are typically used for:

  • Social media
  • Third-party services
  • External resources

The following information is displayed for each link:

URL

Shows the target address of the link.

The visible text of the link on the page.

Shows how many times the same link is used within the page.

HTTP Status

WebPixie checks each link and analyzes the HTTP status code.

Example statuses:

Status CodeMeaning
200Link is working
301 / 302Redirect exists
404Broken link
500Server error

WebPixie automatically detects broken links by checking the links within the page.

Broken links typically occur in the following situations:

  • Deleted pages
  • Incorrect URL redirects
  • Inaccessible external services

Broken links can negatively impact user experience and SEO rankings. Regularly check and fix broken links on your website.

This allows users to quickly identify and fix faulty links on their sites.

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