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<H1> Excel For You </H1>
<H1> LAMBDA EXCEL: Letter Grade </H1>
<H1> LAMBDA EXCEL: Bible Verse </H1>
<H1> LAMBDA Excel: BINGO </H1>
<H1> LAMBDA Excel: Molecular Weight </H1>
<H1> Excel #8 – Making a Bingo Card Using Only Formulas with Dynamic Array Functions </H1>
<H1> New Excel #7 – Creating an Unique List from a 3D Range Using Dynamic Arrays </H1>
<H1> New Excel #6 – Returning a Table of First Occurrences from Master Table Using Dynamic Arrays </H1>
<H1> New Excel #5 – Returning a Range of Last N Values in a Filtered List Using Dynamic Arrays </H1>
<H1> New Excel #4 -Determining if a String is an Isogram Using Dynamic Arrays </H1>
<H1> New Excel #3 – Creating a Sorted Unique List from a Filtered Range Using Dynamic Arrays </H1>
<H1> New Excel #2 – Comparing String to Determine if They Are Anagrams Using Dynamic Arrays </H1>
<H1> New Excel #1 – Shuffling a String Using the new Dynamic Array Formulas </H1>
<H1> xlCubeSuper7: An Unexpected Major Update – New Download – UDF Power </H1>
<H1> Adding Data Validation to ANY Cell Using an Excel User-Defined Function </H1>
<H1> Excel Filter and Sort UDFs – Amazing! </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Generate a List of Antonyms Using an User-Defined Function (UDF) </H1>
<H1> xlCubeSuper An Excel Game Explained – Part6 </H1>
<H1> xlCubeSuper An Excel Game Explained – Part5 </H1>
<H1> xlCubeSuper An Excel Game Explained – Part4 </H1>
<H1> xlCubeSuper An Excel Game Explained – Part3 </H1>
<H1> xlCubeSuper An Excel Game Explained – Part2 </H1>
<H1> xlCubeSuper An Excel Game Explained – Part1 </H1>
<H1> #Excel Data Validation – Non-Contiguous Ranges and Changing Data Validation List after Picking </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Extracting an Array of Words From a Sentence </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Remove Multiple Characters From a String Using The TEXTJOIN Function and Without Using the SUBSTITUTE or REPLACE Function </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Most Frequent Item in a List of Delimited Strings </H1>
<H1> Insert a Line-Feed Between Every 3rd Character Using an Excel Worksheet Formula </H1>
<H1> Boolean Formula for Repetitive Characters in a String </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #29: Inserting Icons Using a User-Defined Function </H1>
<H1> Generating a “Realtime” Voice Alert for the Latest Magnitude 5 or Greater Earthquake </H1>
<H1> Get Latest Storm Information in #Excel Using Only An Address and Storm name </H1>
<H1> Excel Super Links 1-150 </H1>
<H1> Highlighting Actual Words in an #Excel List Using the Hyperlink Rollover Method </H1>
<H1> Using #Excel to Find How Far the Event is from Your Location </H1>
<H1> #Excel Advanced Filter: Selectively Show Control Chart Data by Standard Deviation </H1>
<H1> Adding Multiple DAX Measures to Non-PowerPivot Versions of #Excel using an User-Defined VBA Function </H1>
<H1> #Excel Impossibly Easy #2: Change Sheet Tab Color with a User-Defined Worksheet Formula </H1>
<H1> Returning a List of Formulas Based on a Specific #Excel Function by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Impossibly Easy #1: Return a 1D Array from Non-Contiguous Native 3D Ranges </H1>
<H1> Documenting Formulas in an #Excel Range Using the FORMULATEXT, ISFORMULA and TEXTJOIN Functions by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Extracting Ingredients from an #Excel List by Cost Category by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #28: Jazzing Up a Star Rating by Using the TEXTJOIN by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Creating a Priority List With #Excel by David Hager </H1>
<H1> List of Priority Items from Another List Using #Excel TEXTJOIN Function by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Creating a Set of Custom Instructions Using the #Excel TEXTJOIN Function by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Run Your Power Query M Code Procedures in #Excel Worksheet Cells by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Storing and Running Power Query M Code from #Excel Worksheet Cells by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Bible Verse In Any Language Using #Excel by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #26 (Showing an UserForm With a Worksheet UDF) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Getting the Sunrise and Sunset Times From an Address by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Getting the Latest Earthquake Alert Using the WEBSERVICE and FILTERXML Functions in #Excel by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #25 (Random Sound – Worksheet UDF) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Conditional Formatting Gem in #Excel: Highlight the N Closest Values to the Mean of a Range in a Filtered List by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Using Conditional Formatting in #Excel to Highlight the N Closest Values to the Mean of a Range by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Lookup a Bible Verse Using #Excel (w/o VBA) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Automating Word and PowerPoint from #Excel with a Worksheet UDF by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Enable #Excel Formulas to Give an Audio Result by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Excel: Conditional Format Rows in List 1 that are Not in List 2 by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Excel: Conditional Format Rows in One List that are in Another List by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Great #Excel Technique: August 2017 Total Eclipse Info by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Creating Dependent Lists from a Column Lookup in an #Excel List by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Super Links #75 – shared by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Sparklines: Display Last N Values by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #23 (Open Windows File Explorer with Worksheet UDF) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Advanced Filter Magic by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Exciting New Features – Using a Worksheet UDF to Modify Shapes on a Worksheet by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #22 (Move VBA Module Copy to Another Workbook) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Exchange Rate UDF With Symbol Lookup by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #21 (Remove Unused Custom Formats) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #20 (Create VBA Procedure List) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Using Excel UDF to Translate a Phrase From One Language to Another by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Using #Excel to Make A Round Robin Tournament Schedule by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Revisiting Using the Excel TEXTJOIN Function To Return Unique Items From A 3D Range by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Excel: Using Power Query to Return All Words From a List of Letters Including Wildcards by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #19 (Invaluable Excel Speller) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #18 (Toggle Formatting on Worksheet) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #17 (Returning a Letter Grade Based on a Normal Grading Scale Without Lookup Table) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Project Tracking Workbook by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short & Sweet Tip #16 (Multiple Delimiters with TEXTJOIN for Custom Formatting) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Native 3D Ranges with the TEXTJOIN Function Plus Bonus by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel UDF Using Google API to Return the Elevation of an Address by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Creating a List of Option Expiration Dates and Triple Witching Dates with Excel Formulas by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #15 (Using TEXTJOIN With Non-Contiguous Ranges) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Copy #Excel Chart as a Enhanced metafile Picture by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Generating Random Initials with DAX in Power BI by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #14 (Generating Random Initials) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Removing Outliers with Excel Formulas to Modify Control Limits by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel For You Blog Posts Containing Downloadable Workbook Files by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweep Tip #13 (KeyBoard DFAROT Unique Technique) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Origin of Sparklines – LineChart VBA User-Defined Function by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Finding and Visualizing the Last Record in a Table Based on Criteria by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweet Tip #12 (Documenting Formulas and Highlighting Those Formulas With Conditional Formatting) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Creating a Environmental Variables Table with the VBA ENVIRON Function UDF by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Building a Frequency Summary Table Based on an Excel List by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweep Tip #11 (Most Frequent Item in Column) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: A Model Using the CONVERT Function Containing Categories by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Magic Consolidator by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweep Tip #10 (Add Custom AutoCorrect with UDF) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Using Conditional Formatting to Highlight Cells That Contain Array Formulas Using the FORMULATEXT Function by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Excel Short & Sweet Tip #9 (Get IP Address) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Generating a Random Sampling From a List Using VBA and the TEXTJOIN Function by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Excel Short & Sweet Tip #8 (VBA Function to Return Zodiac Sign) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Worksheet UDF that Adds a Comment to Any Cell by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Excel Short & Sweet Tip #7(Highlighting External Links) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Using Conditional Formatting to Highlight 3D Formulas with Defined names by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Excel Short & Sweet Tip #6 (Shuffling a String) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Using Conditional Formatting to Highlight Cells Containing Native 3D Formulas by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Excel Short & Sweet Tip #5 (Hiding Error Triangles) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Excel Short & Sweet Tip #4 (Hide Defined names) </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short and Sweep Tip #3 (Freeze Values) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Modifying Shapes From An UDF in a Worksheet Cell by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Short & Sweet Tip (Find Formulas)#2 </H1>
<H1> Excel Short and Sweet Tip #1 (Alphabetic String With TEXTJOIN) by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Four Super Filter Techniques by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Using Advanced Filter with a Custom List By David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel VBA: Create a Table of File Locations and URLs for Your Favorites by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Identifying if a String is the Anagram of Another String Using the TEXTJOIN Function by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Mine3D for #Excel: An Excel-based Game by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Using the SUBTOTAL Function in #Excel To Aggregate Values From Multiple Filtered Lists by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Using #Excel VBA to Create a Filter Criteria User Defined Function by David Hager </H1>
<H1> TEXTJOIN: Multiple Lookup Values in a Single Cell (With/Without Duplicates) Using Only #Excel Formulas by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Using TEXTJOIN: Generating a Sorted Unique Array in #Excel using Only Formulas by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel: Creating A List Made Up Of Formulas From A Filtered List by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel Filtered List Using a Calculated Column to Count Occurrence Number by David Hager </H1>
<H1> #Excel For You Blog Posts Having Downloadable Workbook Files by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Using the #Excel Advanced Filter to a List Having Internal Numbers in a String By David Hager </H1>
<H1> Using Conditional Formatting to Highlight Unique Items in an Excel Filtered List By David Hager </H1>
<H1> Chapter on Conditional Formatting in Excel by David Hager (a Blast from the Past) </H1>
<H1> My Collection of Excel Tips by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Using the CHOOSE and AGGREGATE Functions To Apply Conditional Formatting to a Filtered List in Excel By David Hager </H1>
<H1> Calculating Aggregation for Internal Numbers From Strings in a Range by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Using the Excel TEXTJOIN function to Extract an Internal Numeric String From a String by David Hager </H1>
<H1> Averaging of Scientific Results in Excel </H1>
<H1> Charting Data With Formula Links In Excel By David Hager </H1>
<H1> Creating a Unique Delimited String from an Excel Filtered List by Using the TEXTJOIN Function By David Hager </H1>
<H1> Archive of Excel Experts E-Letter (by David Hager) </H1>
<H1> Creating an Excel Table of Components By Product From a List Using the TEXTJOIN Function By David Hager </H1>
<H1> Creating A Unique Delimited String From a Delimited String – Excel Formula Method With TEXTJOIN( David Hager) </H1>
<H1> Using the Excel TEXTJOIN Function To Return Unique Items In A One-Cell Delimited String From A 2D and 3D Range By David Hager </H1>
<H1> xlCube: An Excel game </H1>
<H1> Power BI Help for Excel </H1>
<H1> Measuring Distance in Power BI Desktop </H1>
<H1> The DAX ENDSWITHX Function Equivalent </H1>
<H1> BINGO! An #Excel Game by David Hager </H1>
<H1> And the Best Excel site is…..! </H1>
<H1> Go To Special for Browser Copy/Paste to Excel </H1>
<H1> Calculating the Nth Best Performance (unique individuals) with Excel and PowerPivot </H1>
<H1> Using Excel 3D Formulas on Filtered Lists </H1>
<H1> EXCEL 3D – Easy as 1-2-3 and A-B-C and Others </H1>
<H1> Returning the First Temperature in PowerPivot </H1>
<H2> For the Excel community – by David Hager </H2>
<H2> </H2>
<H2> </H2>
<H3> Post navigation </H3>
<H3> Recent Posts </H3>
<H3> Recent Comments </H3>
<H3> Archives </H3>
<H3> Categories </H3>
<H3> meta </H3>
<H3> </H3>
<H4> August 31, 2015 </H4>

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Alt Attribute

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Keywords Cloud

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excel215
function173
david165
list160
hager159
cell156
posted151
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used147
using135
have119
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formulas107
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Keyword Consistency

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excel	215
function	173
david	165
list	160
hager	159
cell	156
posted	151
entry	151
used	147
using	135
have	119
following	116
formulas	107
string	106

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Text/HTML Ratio

HTML to Text Ratio is: 33.95%

Text content size	297423 bytes
Total HTML size	876129 bytes

Code to text ratio represents the percentage of actual text on a web page compared to the percentage of HTML code, and it is used by search engines to calculate the relevancy of a web page.
A higher code to text ratio will increase your chances of getting a better rank in search engine results.

GZIP compression

Wow! It's GZIP Enabled.

Your webpage is compressed from 856 KB to 155 KB (81.9 % size savings)

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It allows to reduce the size of web pages and any other typical web files to about 30% or less of its original size before it transfer.

WWW Resolve

Great, a redirect is in place to redirect traffic from your non-preferred domain.

Redirecting requests from a non-preferred domain is important because search engines consider URLs with and without "www" as two different websites.

IP Canonicalization

No your domain IP 192.0.78.13 does not redirect to dhexcel1.wordpress.com

To check this for your website, enter your IP address in the browser and see if your site loads with the IP address.
Ideally, the IP should redirect to your website's URL or to a page from your website hosting provider.
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XML Sitemap

Good, you have XML Sitemap file!
http://dhexcel1.wordpress.com/sitemap.xml

A sitemap lists URLs that are available for crawling and can include additional information like your site's latest updates, frequency of changes and importance of the URLs. This allows search engines to crawl the site more intelligently.
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Robots.txt

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http://dhexcel1.wordpress.com/robots.txt

A robots.txt file allows you to restrict the access of search engine robots that crawl the web and it can prevent these robots from accessing specific directories and pages. It also specifies where the XML sitemap file is located.
You can check for errors in your robots.txt file using Google Search Console (formerly Webmaster Tools) by selecting 'Robots.txt Tester' under 'Crawl'. This also allows you to test individual pages to make sure that Googlebot has the appropriate access.

URL Rewrite

Good, all URLs look clean and friendly

Your site's URLs contain unnecessary elements that make them look complicated.
A URL must be easy to read and remember for users. Search engines need URLs to be clean and include your page's most important keywords.
Clean URLs are also useful when shared on social media as they explain the page's content.

Underscores in the URLs

Great, you are not using underscores (these_are_underscores) in your URLs

Great, you are not using ?underscores (these_are_underscores) in your URLs.
While Google treats hyphens as word separators, it does not for underscores.

Embedded Objects

Perfect, no embedded objects has been detected on this page

Embedded Objects such as Flash. It should only be used for specific enhancements.
Although Flash content often looks nicer, it cannot be properly indexed by search engines.
Avoid full Flash websites to maximize SEO.

Iframe

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Frames can cause problems on your web page because search engines will not crawl or index the content within them.
Avoid frames whenever possible and use a NoFrames tag if you must use them.

Domain Registration

Exactly how many years and months

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Do you know that you can register your domain for up to 10 years? By doing so, you will show the world that you are serious about your business.

WHOIS Data

WhoIs domain information can help you determine the proper administrator, billing and technical
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A WhoIs lookup identifies the administrator contact information, billing contact and the technical contact for each domain name listing or IP in the WhoIs database.

Indexed Pages

Indexed pages in search engines

0 Page(s)

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A low number can indicate that bots are unable to discover your webpages, which is a common cause of a bad site architecture & internal linking, or you're unknowingly preventing bots and search engines from crawling & indexing your pages.

Backlinks Counter

Number of backlinks to your website

2 Backlink(s)

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Since this factor is crucial to SEO, you should have a strategy to improve the quantity and quality of backlinks.

Usability

URL

http://dhexcel1.wordpress.com
Length: 8 characters

Keep your URLs short and avoid long domain names when possible.
A descriptive URL is better recognized by search engines.
A user should be able to look at the address bar and make an accurate guess about the content of the page before reaching it (e.g., http://www.mysite.com/en/products).

Favicon

Great, your website has a favicon.

Favicons improve a brand's visibility.
As a favicon is especially important for users bookmarking your website, make sure it is consistent with your brand.

Custom 404 Page

Great, your website has a custom 404 error page.

When a visitor encounters a 404 File Not Found error on your site, you're on the verge of losing the visitor that you've worked so hard to obtain through the search engines and third party links.
Creating your custom 404 error page allows you to minimize the number of visitors lost that way.

Page Size

856 KB (World Wide Web average is 320 Kb)

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Page size affects the speed of your website; try to keep your page size below 2 Mb.
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Load Time

0.14 second(s)

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Resources: Check out Google's developer tutorials for tips on how to to make your website run faster.

PageSpeed Insights (Desktop)

52 / 100

Page Speed

Dhexcel1.wordpress.com desktop website speed is medium range. Page speed is important for both search engines and visitors end.

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Language

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Declared Language: English

Make sure your declared language is the same as the language detected by Google
Also, define the language of the content in each page's HTML code.

Domain Availability

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dhexcel1.org	Available
dhexcel1.biz	Available
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dhexcel1.info	Available

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whexcel1.com	Available
ehexcel1.com	Available
rhexcel1.com	Available

Email Privacy

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Safe Browsing

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Mobile

Mobile Friendliness

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Mobile View

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Tip: Use an analytics tool to track mobile usage of your website.

Mobile Compatibility

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Embedded Objects such as Flash, Silverlight or Java. It should only be used for specific enhancements.
But avoid using Embedded Objects, so your content can be accessed on all devices.

PageSpeed Insights (Mobile)

24 / 100

Page Speed

Dhexcel1.wordpress.com mobile website speed is slow. Page speed is important for both search engines and visitors end.

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Technologies

Server IP

Server IP	Server Location	Service Provider
192.0.78.13	United States	Automattic

Your server's IP address has little impact on your SEO. Nevertheless, try to host your website on a server which is geographically close to your visitors.
Search engines take the geolocation of a server into account as well as the server speed.

Speed Tips

Tips for authoring fast-loading HTML pages:

Too bad, your website has too many CSS files.

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Too bad, your website has too many JavaScript files.

False

Too bad, your website is using nested tables.

False

Too bad, your website is using inline styles.

Website speed has a huge impact on performance, affecting user experience, conversion rates and even rankings.
???By reducing page load-times, users are less likely to get distracted and the search engines are more likely to reward you by ranking your pages higher in the SERPs.
Conversion rates are far higher for websites that load faster than their slower competitors.

Analytics

Perfect, We detect an analytics tool installed on this website.

Web analytics let you measure visitor activity on your website.
You should have at least one analytics tool installed, but It can also be good to install a second in order to cross-check the data.

W3C Validity

W3C not validated

W3Cis a consortium that sets web standards.
Using valid markup that contains no errors is important because syntax errors can make your page difficult for search engines to index. Run the W3C validation service whenever changes are made to your website's code.

Doc Type

Your Web Page doctype is HTML 5

The Doctype is used to instruct web browsers about the document type being used.
For example, what version of HTML the page is written in.
Declaring a doctype helps web browsers to render content correctly.

Encoding

Great, language/character encoding is specified: UTF-8

Specifying language/character encoding can prevent problems with the rendering of special characters.

Visitors

Estimated Worth

$1,668 USD

Just a estimated worth of your website based on Alexa Rank.

Traffic Rank

1,287,298th most visited website in the World.

A low rank means that your website gets a lot of visitors.
Your Alexa Rank is a good estimate of the worldwide traffic to your website, although it is not 100 percent accurate.

Visitors Localization

Your website is popular on following countries:

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This will prevent potential competitors from registering these domains and taking advantage of your reputation in such countries.

Link Analysis

In-Page Links

We found a total of 0 links including both internal & external links of your site

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While there's no exact limit to the number of links you should include on a page, best practice is to avoid exceeding 200 links.
Links pass value from one page to another, but the amount of value that can be passed is split between all of the links on a page. This means that adding unnecessary links will dilute the potential value attributed to your other links.
Using the Nofollow attribute prevents value from being passed to the linking page, but it's worth noting that these links are still taken into account when calculating the value that is passed through each link, so Nofollow links can also dilute pagerank.

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Broken links send users to non-existing web pages. They are bad for your site's usability, reputation and SEO. If you find broken links in the future, take the time to replace or remove each one.

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