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The Free SEO Spider Simulator is a must have tool and should always be in your SEO toolbox! SEO Spider Simulator provides an instant overview of what search engines examine in your site. We're all familiar with our need to make Google's bots happy when they visit our site in the process of indexing it, and it's essential to know what they'll see to optimize our site and help it get recognized as a top choice. Ever wonder what Web crawlers look at when they come to peek at your site? The info that bugs web looking tools won't see and the way that your website appears once it is recorded through the web indexes is completely different than what you (or your site visitors) will see. The Spider Simulator will help you view even the harder to access page elements on your website. In this situation, you will not have to keep on speculating how bots or spiders perceive your website copies or landing pages in case they attempt to crawl. For example, not everything is necessarily visible to search engines – some of this involves JavaScript-based content, flash-based content and image-based content. Even without anything said, the approach of this SEO tool allows you to see a preview of how your pages (the ones mentioned as well) actually look when it's being met by the search engine bots.
The Google spider crawls over the internet and examines all the websites. It means that it looks at external and internal links of each of the websites it checks. It looks for an external link and makes sure they work and are not spam. Google spider catalogs and indexes its findings of each website it crawls. Google spider can only check linked pages and not pages or sites which require username and password to enter. When Google cannot open a link by clicking on it, you can't, either. Just for a minute imagine if you were to open a page in Wikipedia. This is how Google works, by clicking on the links of the page and then by clicking on all the links of the pages that come up. Google likes links which are relevant and real links, and not malicious or spam links. Google has the ability of punishing a site if it encounters a multitude of spam links found on a site.
Many elements of a webpage with Content and Links may not necessarily be visible to the Search Engines, for example: Flash content, content that is created using javascript, content that is displayed as an image etc. This can simulate a Search Engine, showing the contents of a webpage as a Search Engine would view it. It also shows the hyperlinks that will be traversed (crawled) by any Search Engine that gets in touch with the said web page.
