How to find broken links on your website
Broken internal and external links hurt customer journeys and can hide deeper site problems.
Which links matter most
For which links matter most, focus on the customer-facing result first. Build a repeatable check, keep the test safe, and record enough evidence to tell the difference between a short-lived warning and a real business-impacting failure.
Crawl vs journey monitoring
For crawl vs journey monitoring, focus on the customer-facing result first. Build a repeatable check, keep the test safe, and record enough evidence to tell the difference between a short-lived warning and a real business-impacting failure.
Prioritize revenue paths
For prioritize revenue paths, focus on the customer-facing result first. Build a repeatable check, keep the test safe, and record enough evidence to tell the difference between a short-lived warning and a real business-impacting failure.
Recheck after fixes
For recheck after fixes, focus on the customer-facing result first. Build a repeatable check, keep the test safe, and record enough evidence to tell the difference between a short-lived warning and a real business-impacting failure.
A practical monitoring rule
If the failure would cost a lead, booking or order, monitor the complete customer action rather than only the page or server behind it.
Catch problems before they cost you sales.
Run a free passive check first, then verify ownership before enabling active monitoring.
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