Content Monitoring
With content monitoring, you get notified when required content is missing or when forbidden content is found. This also known as keyword monitoring.
With content monitoring, you get notified when required content is missing or when forbidden content is found. This also known as keyword monitoring.
If a specific phrase no longer appears on your website, that can indicate that your website has been hacked or that there is a technical issue causing your website to return a blank page.
Get notified when someone changes the content of a web page, accidentally or on purpose, perhaps without your permission.
Receive an alert when ‘out of stock’ changes to ‘available’ or when a vacancy matching your profile appears on the job page of a company you are interested in.
Check a web page for words or phrases that always need to be there. If the content is absent, it means that something is wrong.
Examples of required content:
Some words or phrases should never appear on your web page. With Semonto, you can get a notification whenever forbidden content is found.
Examples of forbidden content:
Let us know which web page we need to scan. Enter the URL in Semonto to create a monitor.
Type the words or phrases that are required or forbidden on a certain web page. Semonto will then start scanning.
By default, Semonto notifies you by e-mail. Other options are push notifications, Slack messages, voice calls, SMS text messages, webhooks and more.
As a website owner, you want to rest assured that your website is up and running without manually checking it every five seconds.
Make sure that clients are not accidentally removing your tracking pixel, or deleting your signature from the footer of a website that you have created.
Websites can return a status code HTTP 200 while showing a blank page. This will not be picked up by your monitoring tool. A content check catches issues like a configuration error, an unreachable database or an overloaded server.
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