How do I develop a scoring from this data

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Unfortunately, this connector is not working right now. You can therefore simply use a keyword export from Sistrix or similar tools and trust the tool’s traffic estimates. More options For pages that cannot be indexed, it has usually already been consciously decided that this page is not good for the index. It can therefore make sense to give noindex pages and pages with canonical references to a third-party site a minus point in the scoring. PDFs can also be included in the scoring.


As a rule, you should avoid ranking a PDF. Therefore, you could also give a minus Special Data point if the URL contains “.pdf”. If there are certain authors who, based on experience, write particularly well or poorly, you can also read the author using XPath in Screaming Frog and rate it as a plus or minus point . Key figures for online shops If you want to transfer the scoring to shops, you could also include the number of products in a category. Ultimately, each category should offer as comprehensive a selection as possible.




This usually means that, for example, only five existing products can be rated with a minus point . chaotic bookshelf Would you rather someone say: “Sort out the whole range” or “Start with the reds”? In order to develop a concrete number as an absolute score, we have to collect all the data in an Excel table. To do this, you should be fairly proficient in Excel so that you can prepare the exports in such a way that you can enrich your crawl with the data from the other tools using =VLOOKUP . You can then develop the score from the sum of all plus and minus points.