Uncover shadow pages that agents reach and you forgot about
Most sites have pages nobody remembers: old campaigns, staging copies, test pages, leftover files. Agents follow links and guess paths, so they reach them. SynthTrail shows every path a flagged session opened.
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The problem: published without meaning to be
A page does not need to be in your menu or sitemap to be reachable. Anything linked somewhere, or sitting at a guessable path, can be read by an agent and quoted later.
How to find them
Session trails list every path an agent opened. Compare that list with your sitemap and navigation: paths that appear in trails but not in your plan are your shadow pages. Checks also test common leftover paths directly.
What it does not compare
SynthTrail does not see Google's index, so it cannot say which pages Google lacks. It shows what agents that run your page actually opened.
What you get
- Every path an agent opened, in order
- Leftover file and route checks
- A list to compare against your sitemap
- Findings that name where and how to fix
Follow the trail on your own site
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