Documentation.

BuiltWith:

To use, upload a csv file that contains a header with either "URL", "Domain", or "Website" containing the urls you want to scan.

If your file does not contain such header name, the program will automatically choose the content to scan under the very first column header regardless of name.

Input File Example:

Output File Example:

The file that downloads will be an csv prepended with a BuiltWith column and the corresponding framework/CMS that the website is built with.

Business Info:

This tool first makes a google search query with the business name, then extracts the appropriate link with the website url from the search results

The email and phone are then retrieved, scanning the html of common contact us or about us page slugs from the retrieved website url

To use, upload a csv with headers (any name) that contain the company names in the first column

Input File Example:

Output File Example:

The file that downloads will be a csv with columns Website, Email, and Phone appended to the last header in the csv.

If the program is encounters a network issue, any other error, or simply cannot find the information, there will be inserted "Network Error", "N/A", or an empty field into the cell.

Page Speed:

Options:

1. Update Single Lead by URL
• If you would like to run a PageSpeed report for a single URL.
• Once brought to the report screen, one has the option to send the information to Zoho CRM.
• Pressing "Generate AI Prompt" will bring up a modal to copy for input into any AI tool.
• Pressing "Send Data to Zoho CRM" will update the lead in Zoho by the website URL.
• The following fields (also shown on the report) in Zoho CRM will be updated:

1. Website Performance Report

   • The URL for the Page Speed report on builtwith.blayzer.com

2. Desktop Performance

   • Desktop numerical score with Fail, Average, or Pass

3. Mobile Performance

   • Mobile numerical score with Fail, Average, or Pass

4. Web Technologies

   • What ecommerce/CMS platform the website is built with

5. Website Scan Date

   • Date the website URL was scanned

6. Title Tag Length

   • # of characters in the scanned URL’s title tag

7. Meta Description Length

   • # of characters in the scanned URL’s meta tag

8. H1 Count

   • # of H1 tags

9. H2 Count

   • # of H2 tags

10. Images Without Alts

    • # of images without alt attributes

11. Word Count

    • # of words on scanned URL page

12. Page Count (not functional at the moment)

    • # of pages
2. Update Multiple Leads by View
• This section brings one to a screen to select one View in Zoho CRM to update all the Leads within it
• This functions just as the single URL update, but runs for all the leads in that view
• Once updated, a redirect to Page Speed will occur and will show how many and which websites were updated as unavailable, and how many were updated successfully
3. View All PageSpeed Records
• brings one to a searchable table of all performance reports currently saved in the database

URL Mapping/404:

1. Match Up Redirects:

Input File Example:

For either selection, upload a csv with headers New Path in the first col, and Old Path in the second col



Output File Example (Find best matched Old Urls):

The downloaded file will be a csv appended with "Best Matched Old Path" which contains the best matched old urls mapping to the url in the "New Path" column.

(Ignore col B)



Output File Example (Find best matched New Urls):

The downloaded file will be a csv appended with "Best Matched New Path" which contains the best matched new urls mapping to the url in the "Original Old Path" column.

(Ignore col A)


2. Check URLs for 404

Input File Example:

Must be a csv with header, containing the URLs to be scanned



Output File Example:

The file that downloads will be a csv appended with a Status column and populated with "404" if that URL is a 404.

Bookeo To Mailchimp:

Currently running as a cron job instead of manually to fetch new weekly bookeo subscribers and emailing an csv with their Contact Email, First Name, Last Name, Company, Phone, Mobile, and Bad # Format columns to Brandon, Julie, and Kristina

Web Accessibility:

When a user submits a URL, it checks for these things:

If a webpage has a designated region and language associated with it.

To do this, the program looks at the 'html' element of the webpage and determines if it has a 'lang' attribute.

It then displays in the results page whether or not it's declared.

Checks if web title has web accessibility standards by checking number of characters:

If a title has less than 10 characters, the program assumes it is not desciptive enough.

If a title more than 70 characters, the program assumes it is too desciptive.

It then displays whether or not title meets accessibilty standards.

See if every image has an 'alt' attribute associated with it:

To do this, the program finds every 'img' element and looks at it's alt attribute.

It then displays the number of elements that do not have an alt attribute.

It also displays each element in a scroll box. So user can see which elements do not have an attribute.

Checks out the semantics of a webpage:

To do this, the program finds every 'div' and 'span' element then counts them.

It then displays the number of elements that are not semantics.

Checks if all form elements have associated labels:

Inputs with the type='hidden' are skipped because these are usually to hold data.

If a form element has a parent of type label then we should be good.

If the label is before the element, then we check for the 'for' attribute of a label to see if it matches with said element's id.

It then displays the elements that do not have a label associated to it in a scroll box.

Checks for Valid ARIA roles and properties:

In order to do this, the program checks each element with the attribute 'role' and determines if it is an actual ARIA role defined in a list.

Here is a link that shows all ARIA roles: ROLES

The program does the same for ARIA properties.

Here is a link that shows all ARIA properites: Properties