I'll set up monitoring for broken links on your website

I set up permanent monitoring of broken links on your website — so you learn about a dead page not from a frustrated visitor, but from a report long before anyone notices. After launch, the system regularly crawls all website pages, checks each internal and external link, and flags anything that returns an error, gets stuck in redirect loops, or simply won't open.

For each broken link found, I record exactly which page and what location it appears in — in article text, in a sidebar block, in the footer, or in comments. This eliminates lengthy searches: the responsible employee immediately sees what needs fixing and where. As soon as a new broken link appears, an email with details goes to the right person.

This isn't a one-time check or a general SEO audit — a specific task for dead links only, separate from website availability monitoring or brand mention tracking. Websites change constantly: partners delete pages, articles get rewritten, suppliers restructure sections — and each such case quietly breaks a link somewhere.

Setup includes:
— regular full site crawling with internal and external link checking;
— report with exact page and location where the broken link appears;
— notification of the responsible person when a new non-working link is found;
— frequency configuration tailored to your specific site's structure and update pace.