A lot of our customers are agencies who are loving how easy ContentKing makes it to stay on top of their clients’ websites. Whether it’s auditing the last website update, checking if the client is sticking to the content strategy or taking some of the sting out of monthly reporting: ContentKing makes the job easy,
From auditing to change tracking, ContentKing is built around the idea that you need to know about what’s happening on your website and to get to it fast to resolve these issues before they cause you trouble. Today we’re taking that effort another step further with the ContentKing WordPress plugin! Simply put, the plugin features
Search engines crawl the web continuously, 24/7 and 365 days per year. So if you want to catch and remedy issues and unexpected changes before they hurt you, you need your tooling to do the same. That’s why today we’re introducing the ContentKing API. ContentKing does a great job at assessing which pages to crawl
We just finished completely overhauling our dashboard. In addition to a fresh, new look, we’ve also added two widgets that you’re going to love: a Change Tracking chart and Segment overview. Let’s have a look! Immediately spot changes First up is the Change Tracking chart. Beyond being beautifully elegant, this chart gives you an incredible
ContentKing monitors tens of thousands of websites and millions of pages on a daily basis. As you can imagine, we see a lot of potential SEO disasters arise and luckily ContentKing is there to help our users avert them.. How? Because our users always have an up-to-date overview of the issues and changes happening on
Update August 6th Jonathan Poston asked Google’s Gary Illyes what he thought about the Search Engine Land article about Google Hire’s SEO fail: @methode thoughts? Re: Google’s big, new tech launch had lots of SEO #fails https://t.co/EVhmReuSqh via @sengineland — Jonathan Poston (@wjonathanposton) August 6, 2017 Gary Illyes replied: I’m sure there were more important fails,
With its powerful features, ContentKing makes it easy to work on all kinds of websites. Whether big or small, though, these websites all have one thing in common: not all pages are created equal. Depending on your content strategy, different pages deserve different amounts of attention. Grouping and isolating those pages can save you a
At ContentKing developing all the tools you need to audit and optimize your websites gets us out of bed in the morning. That’s why we’ve just added support for four link relations: pagination, hreflang, mobile and AMP. Here’s a quick rundown on each new feature: Pagination attributes Sometimes there’s too much content to fit on