Broken links are the bane of any website's existence. Not only do they make your website look unprofessional, but they can also hurt your SEO. Pages that don't exist or have been moved can cause broken links. Use this tool to check for any broken links on your page.
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Broken links are pages or images that don't exist or have been moved. When someone clicks on a broken link, they will be taken to a page that doesn't exist (the infamous 404 page). This not only looks bad for your website, but it also hurts your SEO.

There are a few ways to check for broken links on your website. The first way is to use a Broken Link Checker tool. This will scan your website for broken links and provide you with a report. The second way is to check your website manually using Google Search Console. Broken links can be fixed by redirecting the page to the correct URL or by deleting the broken link.
- Manually checking pages for broken links - you'll know when you see one. Usually, broken links result in a 404 error page. This can be time-consuming and tedious.
- Use our Broken Link Checker tool: This tool will scan your page for broken links and provide you with a report.
- Google Search Console: A free tool that you can use to check your website for broken links.
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