Website Links Generator - Generator links from a website


Description:
Use this program to get links for a website. Easy to use. Copy the links into clipboard memory and/or export to a text file.

How to use:
1.Enter in the website address.

2.Click 'Get Links' to generator a list of links from the website entered.

3.Choose to copy links into clipboard memory to use in different applications and/or export links to a text file.




What You Can Do With This Program

Website Auditing and Health Checks:

• Finding Broken Links (404s): You can use the exported list with a separate tool (or manually check a sample) to see if any of the collected URLs return a "Page Not Found" (404) error. This is crucial for user experience and SEO.


• Identifying Redirect Chains: Check for URLs that redirect multiple times (e.g., A -> B -> C). Long redirect chains can slow down page loading and confuse search engines.


• Spotting Orphaned Pages: If you compare your collected URLs with a list of pages you expect to be linked internally, you can find pages that aren't linked from anywhere else on the site, making them hard for users and search engines to find.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO):

• Sitemap Generation: The collected URLs are a fundamental building block for creating or updating an XML sitemap, which tells search engines about all the pages on your site.


• Indexation Monitoring: You can regularly collect URLs and compare them to previous scans to see if new pages are being discovered and old ones are disappearing as expected.


• Content Inventory: Get a complete list of all your content. This helps in strategizing content updates, identifying content gaps, or performing a content audit.


• Migration Planning: When redesigning or migrating a website, this list is invaluable for ensuring all old URLs are properly mapped to new ones via redirects, preventing loss of SEO value.

Website Migration and Redesign:

• URL Mapping: Absolutely essential for creating 301 redirect maps from old URLs to new URLs during a site migration. This prevents users hitting 404s and preserves SEO rankings.


• Content Checklist: Ensure all content from the old site is accounted for and moved or redirected appropriately on the new site.

Content Management and Strategy:

• Content Audit: Review all existing content. Is it still relevant? Does it need updating? Is it performing well?


• Identifying Duplicate Content: If you're seeing very similar URLs or content across multiple pages, this list helps identify potential duplicate content issues.


• Planning Content Hierarchy: Understand how pages are structured and linked, which can inform future content organization.

Quality Assurance (QA) and Testing:

• Pre-Deployment Checks: Before launching a new section or site, use your tool to crawl and verify that all expected pages are live and accessible.


• Load Testing Preparation: For larger sites, a comprehensive list of URLs can be fed into load testing tools to simulate user traffic across the entire site.

Competitive Analysis (Ethical Use):

• Understanding Competitor Structure: While you should always respect robots.txt and website terms of service, in general, publicly available URLs can give you insights into how a competitor structures their content or specific product pages (though this usually requires the site to allow crawling).

Data Extraction (Ethical Use):

• Preparation for Scraping: If you plan to ethically scrape data from specific pages (e.g., product details from an e-commerce site where you have permission or it's publicly allowed), your URL list provides the targets for your scraper.

Link Building and Outreach:

• Prospect List: For outreach efforts, if you're looking for pages on a specific topic within a domain, this tool can help you collect those specific URLs quickly.