How the Importance score is calculated
The Importance of a page is calculated using many factors, including the number of internal links pointing to the page, its depth within the website structure and how often content on the page changes. On top of that, if you have the Google Analytics, Google Search Console, or Adobe Analytics integrations connected, the Importance score also takes their metrics into account. For example, pages with higher Pageviews will be considered by Conductor Monitoring as more important pages than pages with less Pageviews. Furthermore, if you enable the Log File Analysis feature, the frequency of search engine visits is also taken into account when calculating the Importance score.Working with the Importance score
The Importance score data is available on the Pages screen. You can use the slider to filter for pages with an Importance score that’s above a certain threshold.
Impact of the Importance score
The Importance score plays a significant role in Conductor Monitoring, and is part of our unique 24/7 Monitoring technology.Importance score and Conductor Monitoring’s 24/7 Monitoring
Conductor Monitoring considers tons of signals when deciding which page to check next including the Importance score of the individual page. If something changes on your key pages, you want to know about this immediately! This is why Conductor Monitoring checks pages with a higher Importance score more frequently than pages with a lower Importance score. This way you can be confident that Conductor Monitoring will report changes happening on your key pages instantly.
Importance score and Issues
The Importance score influences the impact each individual issue has on the Health score. On more important pages, issues have a bigger impact on the Health score, than issues detected on less important pages. More about the Health score you can find here: Issues and the Health score.Importance score and Alerts
One of the settings which you can customize in the Alerts is Sensitivity. Sensitivity determines how many pages need to be affected by an incident for the alert to open. As not all pages within the website are of the same importance, Conductor Monitoring doesn’t only look at the number of affected pages, but also takes the Importance score of individual pages into account when calculating the number of pages that need to be affected for the alert to trigger within the given sensitivity.ExampleIf a change affects a number of very important pages, the alert will trigger sooner than if the same number of less important pages was affected.