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Tips and Tricks
If you receive too many notifications, you will start to ignore them. Here are 4 strategies to help you receive fewer—but better—notifications when monitoring your website.
Jelle De Laender - 31 October 2024
New
We added a feature that allows you to give your team members access to your Semonto account without having to share your own login and password.
Jelle Kalkman - 09 March 2020
Tips and Tricks
Last January, LinkedIn was down for three hours, and users were anxiously waiting for updates. What can we learn from this incident? Find out in this blog.
Kathy Salden - 11 February 2020
Tips and Tricks
Will technical problems affect your position in Google? Is downtime bad for your SEO? Discover how downtime affects your search ranking.
Kathy Salden - 14 January 2020
Tips and Tricks
Is your website down? There are some things you can do to figure out what is going on. In this blog, we will take you through the process step by step.
Jelle De Laender - 10 December 2019
New
Every month, we send you an overview of the sites you are monitoring with Semonto. From now on, for a better readability of the report we will organize monitors by group and add a performance preview for each monitor.
Kathy Salden - 26 November 2019
New
We made some major changes to how to configure how Semonto warns you when issues arise. These configurations are now much easier to reuse and adapt for multiple monitors and pulsechecks.
Jelle Kalkman - 15 October 2019
Life at Semonto
Are you a native Dutch speaking freelancer, your English is fluent and you have an affinity with ICT? You might be the Copywriter/Digital Marketeer we are looking for to apply your expertise for our Semonto service.
Jelle De Laender - 13 September 2019
Tips and Tricks
The World Wide Web is 30 years old today and has become indispensable by most people.
Jelle De Laender - 12 March 2019
New
With this version we added logs to the uptime reports and improved the details of individual test results.
Jelle Kalkman - 16 February 2019
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