Broken link monitoring: Every link checked. Every Monday.

A weekly sweep of dead internal and external links across every page. It checks each unique URL once on your live site, and reports what is genuinely dead rather than what merely refused a bot.

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Issues

willowdaleequity.com

Everything the deep crawl found wrong, grouped by type, worst first.

Last updated Nov 5, 2026, 3:04 PM EST

17 issues worth fixing · 241 open across 39 types

Worth fixing177 typesReal impact: prioritize these.

Consider10622 typesMinor upside; fix when you're in the page anyway.

Safe to skip11810 typesTrivial. We recommend leaving these alone.Show
Annual

Year Rollover: 2025 → 2026

We swept every page for last year's dates and stats. Evergreen references are ready to update; anything factual we left alone, and the judgment calls are yours.

12
Safe to update
0
Needs your call
7
Pages affected

Everything else was a date or a fact, left alone.

Sources

Sources ready to add

We found an authoritative source for claims across your site. Open any article to copy each source in, then tick it off as you go. Nothing changes on your live site until you do.

132
Articles
344
Claims sourced
132
To self-attribute

1 of 132 articles handled

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Guidelines: Updated for 2025
/blog/fannie-mae-and-freddie-mac-guidelines/
The Ultimate Guide to Passive Real Estate Investing In Multifamily Via Syndication | Willowdale Equity
/blog/passive-investing-in-multifamily-real-estate/
Using 401k to Buy Investment Property: How to Utilize Retirement Funds for Real Estate Investing
/blog/using-401k-to-buy-investment-property/
The Difference Between Stagflation And Recession
/blog/difference-between-stagflation-and-recession/
Buying Real Estate During Recession: What You Need to Know - Willowdale Equity
/blog/buying-real-estate-during-recession/
Can You Do a 1031 Exchange From Residential to Commercial? - Willowdale Equity
/blog/can-you-do-a-1031-exchange-from-residential-to-commercial/
Every Monday

It runs on its own,
and tells you what it found.

One weekly pass over every published page, on every plan. No model is called, so the run costs nothing but the requests it makes. The row on Scheduled Tasks carries the last result in full: how many links died, how many were internal, how many could not be verified. Run it sooner from the same menu.

Every week3 routines
Broken Link Sweep
Dead internal + external links across every page
Ran 3d ago · 3 broken links found (0 internal, 3 external) across 272 pages: review needed (41 unverified)  
WeeklyNext in 4d
Search Console Opportunity Scan
New topics and split-outs from your Search Console
Ran 3d ago · Found 6 coverage gaps · 80 splits from Search Console  
WeeklyNext in 4d
Opportunity Worklist Rebuild
Re-ranks what to do next from your freshest crawl + Search Console data
Ran 3d ago  
WeeklyNext in 4d
A status code is not a verdict

Blocked is not dead,
so it is reported as neither.

Each unique URL is checked once, eight at a time, twelve seconds each. HEAD first, then GET when the server refuses HEAD. A 401, 403, 429 or LinkedIn's 999 lands in a separate unverified bucket that never counts toward the broken total, and the big social hosts are never judged on a status code at all.

Completed
Broken Link Scan started✓
Resolving site origin and page inventory✓
Scanning 272 pages on https://willowdaleequity.com (source: published_content)✓
Fetched 272/272 pages✓
Checked 1347/1347 unique links✓
Scan complete: 3 broken (0 internal, 3 external), 41 unverified (bot-blocked/rate-limited) across 272 pages, 1347 unique links checked.✓
Synced 3 broken-external-link issues to Issues✓

3 broken links found (0 internal, 3 external) across 272 pages · review needed (41 unverified)

View in Issues →
One row, every page

Grouped by the fault,
not by the page.

Findings land in Issues as a single row, Broken links to other sites: worth fixing, technical. Open it and you get every affected page, the anchor text a reader clicks, and the URL it leads to. The sweep owns this row, so it clears its own findings and re-files them every week rather than stacking duplicates.

Named, not edited

A dead SEC link is not
the same as a dead blog link.

Citations to regulators, courts and journals get their own stricter check, scored under E-E-A-T rather than technical, and only a confirmed 404 or 410 puts one there. Neither check changes anything on its own. For a dead link you pick: point it at a working address, or take the link out and keep the words. For a moved official source, Verand finds the document’s new address on the same agency’s site and shows it to you first. Each change reaches the live page only after you approve it.

Problem
A citation to an official source no longer works.
Why it matters
Official sources are what make advice credible. A dead one undercuts the claim it supports.
Fix
Link to the source's current page. Sources Backfill can find it.
Copies a ready-to-send task for your developer or agency: what's wrong, where, and the fix.
Your own pages

A dead link to your own page,
pointed at the closest live one.

When the broken link is one of yours, Verand looks for the live pages that cover the same topic and lists them under Point it here instead. One click swaps the link on the page; or type any page you choose, or remove the link and keep the words.

  • /blog/real-estate-syndication-structure/broken
    On the page now

    …Before you commit to a deal, read the operating agreement and make sure you understand how capital calls work

    Links to

    → https://willowdaleequity.com/blog/capital-calls-explained/

    What to do

    Point it at a live page, or remove it.

    Finding the closest live page…

    Point it here instead

    Check it covers what the link promised before you relink.

    Or another page
  • Moved, not gone

    The agency moved it.
    Verand finds where.

    Regulators reorganise their sites and old citations die with them. Find its new address looks for the same document on the agency's own site, shows its title next to the one you cited and whether the page loads, and points the link there only when you say so.

    Problem
    A citation to an official source no longer works.
    Why it matters
    Official sources are what make advice credible. A dead one undercuts the claim it supports.
    Fix
    Link to the source's current page. Sources Backfill can find it.
    Copies a ready-to-send task for your developer or agency: what's wrong, where, and the fix.

    How it works

    Four steps, none of them yours.

    The whole run is HTTP. No model reads your pages, and nothing is written back.

    Start for free
    Scanning 272 pages on https://willowdaleequity.com✓
    Fetched 272/272 pages✓
    01

    Fetch every page

    Every published URL is fetched live, so it works the same on WordPress and on a static repo.

    Checked 1347/1347 unique links✓
    02

    Check each URL once

    Links are deduplicated across the whole site, then checked eight at a time with a twelve-second timeout.

    3 broken links found (0 internal, 3 external) across 272 pages · review needed (41 unverified)

    03

    Sort dead from blocked

    404s, 410s, other errors and failed connections are broken. Bot blocks and timeouts are unverified.

    Issues

    willowdaleequity.com

    Everything the deep crawl found wrong, grouped by type, worst first.

    Last updated Nov 5, 2026, 3:04 PM EST

    17 issues worth fixing · 241 open across 39 types

    04

    File it in Issues

    One row per fault, with the affected pages, their anchor text and the destination underneath.

    Questions

    What people ask about the weekly sweep.

    What it checks, what it refuses to call broken, and what it will never do to your site.

    How often does the sweep run?

    Every Monday at 09:00 UTC, on every plan including Starter. You can also start one from the routine's menu on Scheduled Tasks: on-demand runs are capped at ten per billing period on Starter, thirty on Growth, a hundred on Professional and three hundred on Agency, with ten minutes between runs of the same routine.

    Which links does it check?

    Every anchor link on every published page, internal and external. Not preconnect or stylesheet tags, not in-page fragment anchors, and not mailto, tel or javascript targets. Each link is resolved against the page it sits on, so relative paths and protocol-relative URLs are checked properly. The page list comes from the crawl, and falls back to your sitemap when the site has not been crawled yet.

    What counts as broken?

    A 404, a 410, any other 4xx or 5xx, or a connection that fails outright. The check is a HEAD request first, then a GET when the server answers 405, 501 or 403, because plenty of CDNs and WordPress hosts refuse HEAD. Redirects are followed, so a 301 that lands on a live page is not a broken link. To trace a redirect chain hop by hop, use the free redirect checker.

    What about sites that just block bots?

    They are reported as unverified, and unverified never counts as broken. A 401, 403, 429 or LinkedIn's 999 means we could not check, not that the link is dead. Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest, TikTok and YouTube are never given a verdict from a status code at all, so your own social profiles are never called broken.

    Does Verand fix the links for me?

    Only with your approval, one link at a time. The row names the page, the anchor text and the destination. You choose to point the link at a working address, take it out and keep the words, or, for a page of your own on WordPress with the Connector, redirect the dead address. For a moved official source, Verand finds the document’s new address on the same agency’s site and shows it to you before anything changes. Each change is applied to the live page and checked there.

    What does a broken link cost the page?

    Roughly three points off that page's SEO score per dead outbound link, capped at fifteen, and about forty percent of that off Overall. The penalty is applied from the last crawl's own baseline, so repeated sweeps never compound it, and the next crawl resets it.

    How it works in the help center: Site Health, Issues and Page Tracker, explained

    Broken Link Monitoring

    Every link checked, every Monday. Keep the pages AI answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Claude cite working. Fixes land through the gate.

    A weekly sweep of every link on every page, with the broken ones grouped by cause and each fix applied to the live page only after a person at your firm approves it.

    Seven days, every feature unlocked, one click to cancel.

    Compliance gate
    Draft, paragraph 3

    The 2019 fund returned 14.2% net to investors, and this offering carries guaranteed returns of 12 to 15% over a five year hold.

    Base rules for every regulated siteHard rule

    A guaranteed return is deceptive in any financial context and can be a securities violation. Say targeted or projected return, with its basis.

    Ruleymyl-guaranteed-returns
    Packbase-ymyl
    BasisFTC Act §5; SEC Marketing Rule 206(4)-1; Reg D anti-fraud provisions
    ChatGPT
    Gemini
    AI Overviews
    AI Mode
    Perplexity
    Claude
    Recorded ChatGPT · today 09:02
    Cited
    Pagewillowdaleequity.com/blog/syndication-minimums
    Position#2 of 3Also cited
    Share of voice by engine

    Willowdale Equity and four competitors · 14 days

    YouEquityMultipleBAM CapitalOrigin InvestmentsAshcroft Capital
    Day 1
    Across six engines31%You 27%14%11%8%
    Share of brand mentions across active prompts
    The answer · a buyer's question on ChatGPT, read and recorded0:00 / 0:30
    Verand

    Content built to rank in Google and get cited by ChatGPTPerplexityGeminiClaude, with every claim checked before it goes live.

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