About

  • What: Sitexploration is a back link analysis tool for SEO professionals
  • Who: Founded by Claus Valgren Christensen in 2010
  • Why: Because we "live and breath search engines"
  • Where: We are based in Copenhagen, Denmark, but we work globally

Sitexploration is founded by Claus Valgren Christensen, who has worked as a software developer and IT-architect since 2005. From 2005 to April 2011 Claus was a respected lead developer at TraceWorks, working with APIs and 3.party system integrations (Google, Yahoo, Facebook and many others).

Claus is a true SEO nerd (lives and breathes search engine technology). He was not happy with the leading search engine’s results, so he built his own search engine based on semantic principles. This search engine is one of the corner stones of Sitexploration as it is today.

About the technology:

Sitexploration is part of the Centiverse semantic search engine. The system has full access to all indices and is therefore much more than a back link analysis system. There are many valuable functions in the pipeline, so do follow the blog, twitter or our facebook page.

The system gets its data from ZookaBot - former CentiverseBot. The Bot has been crawling since 2005 and has since been tuned and perfected. It is now equipped with AI and memory footprints to aid decision making, which makes it a top class crawler.

ZookaBot pumps data into the Centiverse system repositories, where it is processed and indexed in semantic order. Sitexploration has access to search in all index layers within the system. Data is moved around on the demand of paying users and very often - calculated by the users account status - users will have to wait until data is processed for the first time.

To get the most out of Sitexploration paying users need to teach the system what is important to them. The easiest way to this, is by the execution of a crawl-on-demand instruction on queries. When you do this, you order ZookaBot to crawl the url and revisit or discover a sites link graph. You can even push it further and execute a monitor of your query. When you do this, Sitexploration will begin to work for you!