Is there any report / tool that gives me last cache date for each page on my site ?
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my site has several hundred pages, and it is important for me to know last crawl date of each page as well as number of pages cralwed in a particualr period ( from / to date ).
is there any report in seomoz that can help for this ?
or
any other suggestion ?
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you can use SEOquake addon for firefox to check multiple urls.
once you install it, go to 'check / compare urls and domains' and add multiple urls to the list.
when you get the list with all parameters, click the question mark at the top of the cache column.
will still have problem to use it for too many urls, but couple of urls in a bulk can work for you
yoram, inserp.net
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Hi Kartik,
About the number of pages crawled in a specified period of time you can rely on GWTools where you can see you crawl rate, number of pages crawled and Kb downloaded each page.
About retrieving the cache date for each page I don't know any tool which makes this on a large scale. There are many tools which gives you the cache date on 1 by 1 basis. I f you discover a bulk date cacher without creating issues with google for creating many pings to their server it would be a good discover!
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