Think of it that way – it’s a view of your site as a crawler sees it. I’m talking about a service called crawlscore which promises to give you a report of what your web site looks like from a search engine crawler’s point of view. The idea is that you’ll use this as one of the tools in your bag to help you optimize your site for search. It seems the pricing is reasonable. I’ll write more about this product after I try it out on site(s) I support.

I wouldn’t recommend total reliance on a product like this because no one will ever truly know the algorithms behind a search engine’s processes for crawling and post-crawl processing, but this tool combined with other common-sense SEO best practices may help you promote your site by achieving better positioning in search results. Once of these best practices is to get your site’s html coding syntactically correct once you determine the best html document header to use. And that’s at least a couple blog topics!