How do you visualize internal links and PR flow?

[EdgySEO]

1. I would like to crawl a web site and make a visual map of internal links. Any tips?

2. It would also be cool if each page in the map showed its mozrank value.

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Update: I found that you can crawl with Xenu and export to .GV format and import it in a program called Gephi. Then you can run PageRank algo as well.

[DavidKauzlaric]

To my knowledge there isn't a tool that does this exactly. How big is the website? You could manually do this but it would take awhile if you have a larger website.

The best way would be to create your own crawler, have it crawl all pages and store them in a database, afterwards run through a PageRank checker, run them through SEOmoz's database, then compile the data and display into a visual chart using a mind mapping software, excel, or something similar.

Sorry if that isn't the greatest help!

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[JoeAmadon]

Distilled has a great blog post that explains how to create a representation of link juice flow using Xenu and Excel:

http://www.distilled.net/blog/seo/understanding-site-architecture-with-xenu-and-excel/

[KeriMorgret]

Joe, thanks for pointing that out. I had forgotten about that post, and it looks like it'd be really helpful for this and some other questions. Bookmarked on my end!

[reilly3000]

Awesome stuff! This isn't an entirely reliable method, but for really quick assessments of what pages are strong on a site, doing a site:yourdomain.com search can show which pages are relatively strongest. Like I said, it isn't perfect data, but it takes 5 seconds and can reveal pages that you might not have assumed are the strongest that may be doing well with a combo of internal and external links.

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