GSiteCrawler by SOFTplus Entwicklungen GmbH is a piece of software that can help you generate Google or Yahoo sitemaps. Even if a version of GSiteCrawler for Mac has not been developed, there are other applications that you can use in its place. This list contains a few alternatives to GSiteCrawler for Mac.
RAGE Sitemap Automator helps you automate the process of creating sitemaps you can feed search engines with. In this respect, a sitemap provides information related to your webpages so that search engines produce more accurate results.
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WebSite Auditor is an extremely efficient SEO tool that introduces a creative and smart approach to onpage SEO. This software product is a must-have for anyone engaged in website promotion, be it a professional SEO or a beginner webmaster.
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Maintain Great Websites The heart of WebLight is its flexible, high performance web crawler that: - Analyzes sites with thousands of links in minutes - Validates and extracts links from HTML, CSS, News Feeds and Sitemaps
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XML Site Mapper allows you to create a site map of your website in xml format. By placing a Sitemap-formatted file on your web server, you enable crawlers to find out what pages are present and which have recently changed...
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SiteMapper application is an XML website generator. The program manages unlimited number of sites and unlimited number of URL's per site. It gives you the ability to custom filters for crawling and priority/frequency assignment.
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Sitemap allows you to create SiteMaps in a variety of styles. Main features: - Validate that your web page doesn't have any nasty defaults in the title, filename or folder name (such as "Untitled Page 3" or "page4/pag36.html").
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Traffic Travis by Affilorama Group Limited is a freeware application for SEO specialists...
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