Weekly website link checker with Slack alerts for broken URLs
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Weekly website link checker with Slack alerts for broken URLs

DescriptionAutomates weekly checks for broken links on a website.Scans the site using HTTP requests and filters broken links.Sends Slack alerts for detected...

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What This Workflow Does

This workflow automates weekly checks for broken links on a website, ensuring a smooth user experience and maintaining website credibility. It scans the site using HTTP requests and filters out the broken links. Slack alerts are sent for detected broken URLs, enabling timely notifications and prompt action.

Who Should Use This

This workflow is ideal for developers, digital marketers, and business owners responsible for maintaining and promoting websites. It's particularly useful for those who need to monitor website health and detect broken links before they negatively impact user engagement.

Key Features

  • Automated Weekly Scans: The workflow runs at a set frequency, checking the website for broken links without manual intervention.
  • HTTP Request Scanning: The integration uses HTTP requests to scan the website for broken links, providing an accurate assessment of website health.
  • Slack Alerts for Broken URLs: Timely notifications are sent to designated Slack channels when broken links are detected, enabling prompt action to resolve issues.
  • Filtering of Broken Links: The workflow filters out broken links, providing a clear view of website health and enabling targeted maintenance efforts.

How to Get Started

To use this workflow, simply import it into your n8n instance and customize the settings to match your website's URL and Slack integration details. You can then schedule the workflow to run at your desired frequency, ensuring a proactive approach to website maintenance and user experience.

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