Tag: "Target Metrics"

• Network Error

  For every page that cannot be crawled successfully, a network error code is stored. This is only possible, if there are no network errors during crawling. Source vs. Target Network Error A network error can occur on both ends of a link, the source… more »

• HTTP Code

  For every page that can be crawled an HTTP code is returned and stored. This is only possible, if there are no network errors during crawling. LRT Smart In LRT Smart the column HTTP-Code is called "Source HTTP Code" and is enabled by default.… more »

• Webhost IP Address

  The IP Addresses of webhosts are useful to identify various footprints. Keep in mind though, that the IP Address shown here is often the IP of a CDN, not the real webhost. Because of this the impact the hosting IP is often over-weighted nowadays. Metric… more »

• LRT Power*Trust

  Power and Trust metrics for source or target page more »

• Domain based Power & Trust

  Power and Trust metrics for the domains and top-domains (root-domains) more »

• Link Velocity Trends (LVT)

  Look at the link velocity trends and understand what is the natural or unnatural backlink growth for any given linking domain. Link Velocity Trends describe the change in growth or decline. It does not relate directly to the number of won or lost links. Hence it can also be a negative number if a website still earns links, just a lot less than it used to. more »

• Indexability Status

  Depending on the interpretation of META tags and Robots.txt, for different types of links and redirects, LRT displays different status icons next to each link in your reports. more »