SEO Tool to check a list of URL if they are indexed?

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by LBP, Jan 6, 2010.

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    Do you guys know any SEO Tool to check a list of URL if they are indexed?
    Let say I have 30 blog URLs and instead of doing site:www.url.com/page1.php manually in Google, is there a tool where I can cut and paste all 30 URLs to a field and it will tell us which ones are indexed or not?

    Thanks
    LBP
     
    LBP, Jan 6, 2010 IP
  2. dicksonwoo

    dicksonwoo Well-Known Member

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    You can use Links paremeter on google search

    "links:www.yourdomian.com"
     
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    abhijit Notable Member

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    you can use some addons there on firexfox...................................
     
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  4. Sweely

    Sweely Well-Known Member

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    He wasn't asking for backlinks.

    I think this guy is right. If I recall correctly, there's a Firefox addon called SEOQuake that tells ya if your website has been indexed or not.
     
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    peterj02460 Peon

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    Go to seoquake.com, you can read about their Firefox addon that checks the indexing for your page.
     
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    magda Notable Member

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    dippydidos Peon

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    Yeah - it's site:yourdomain.com (not links: (and it's not 'links' anyway, it's 'link'))
     
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    whitespparow Peon

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    you can use site command. Using this command you can check the how many page is indexed. for example. site:www.yoursite.com
     
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    just use info:www.yourdomain.com which help u to find links, which google consider to be useful and cache and similar pages with pages from domain. This Google operator.
     
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    Tried that by building a program that takes the sitemap of a website and check each url automatically in google to see if the page is indexed and got banned by google for automated queries. If i remember correctly the same thing applies to seoquake, that is, if you're sending too many requests, google will ban your ip and you won't get accurate results.

    I'll probably try adding a delay (30 sec) between each automatic query in the future to see if that doesn't get me banned...
     
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