Unsurprisingly /shop/ is the biggest directory (number of URLs), and we can also see what are the biggest product categories under that with a simple filter.
But what is /today/ ??
It seems they run live online events for product demonstrations and explanations
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Most of these ~13k pages are empty (event expired), and it's not clear why they even have them in the sitemap.
This definitely needs fixing. But we can still use the data to understand what topics they focus on in their events (iPhone, photo, art)
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Countries: Using the fact that they have country codes in the URLs, we can do all kinds of country-based filtering/analysis.
For example we can see how many pages they have per country, and run the same analysis above per country.
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Auditing is about inspection, and making sure things are done right, legally, and correctly. Analysis is about understanding and getting insights on the thing you’re analyzing (website, content, etc.)
An “SEO audit”, a “website audit”, a “content audit"
2/ Auditing is more important than analysis. It comes first. Your page has to function properly before it can be analyzed/evaluated. It tells you where potential problems are or might be. Basically, you are making sure bad things don’t happen. Auditing doesn’t inform
3/ the process of understanding or ideas for improvement as much. This is where analysis comes in. Using a car analogy, auditing is making sure you don’t have flat tires, engine is working fine, etc.
Analysis is looking at the historical data of someone’s trips, understanding