Today I’m super excited to announce the release of version 3.0 of Hexowatch: the easiest and most comprehensive change monitoring platform. Marketing, product & research teams spend a crazy amount of time checking competitors, suppliers, industry websites as well as their own company websites for changes. Did a rival launch a new product or service? […]
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Exciting news, our HTML monitor is now called the Source code monitor and can now alert you when CSS or JS changes are detected! This is ideal for web design agencies, web development professionals and growth hackers who want to be the first to know when code changes are detected on any website. We have […]
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Quick update from Hexowatch HQ, this week our team just rolled out a brand new monitor and upgraded our tech stack monitor with more conditions. Our new RSS feed monitor enables you to get notifications when new blog posts or news are published archiving the change. 🔥 Our tech stack monitor now lets you trigger […]
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This week our team just deployed some neat improvements based on your feedback ideas. First up our availability monitor now has a bulk URL option, so you can now load all the URLs you want to monitor in a few clicks. 🔔 Next, we expanded the conditions for our API monitor to check whether the […]
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Our developers have been working on lots of backend code improvements on Hexowatch including a big upgrade to our API monitor. Here is the great news, you can now specify different alert conditions based on the data returned by the API. 🔥🔥🔥 This opens up a lot of use cases where you can leverage free […]
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It’s summer and as the temperature is heating up, we just released some quality of life improvements on Hexowatch today. In particular we improved some of our monitoring alert notifications across the board and now provide more actionable data in the Slack, Telegram, Webhooks and email alerts. The most visible changes include: 👉 Providing a […]
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With Hexowatch, you can monitor any API with the inbuilt API monitoring option. Not only that, Hexowatch will also send you alerts when the values in the response changes meaning you can also set up price alerts for stocks or cryptocurrencies, if they have an API for it.
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Sitemaps play a very important role in ranking websites. Just like how a map gives us direction to our destination, a sitemap gives a peek into the pages available for crawling to search engines. A sitemap, usually in the XML format, mostly contains information like the URL of the page, and metadata like change frequency, priority, etc. But how can we use sitemap monitoring to capitalize on our competitor’s product and content strategy?
For that, we first need to find the sitemap of our competitor’s website and use it with tools like Hexowatch. Since a sitemap gives insights into all the pages of our competitor’s website, we can keep a watch on what is being added, removed, or updated. The first section of this article focuses on how you can find the sitemap of a website. Once you have that, the next step is to have sitemap monitoring in place using Hexowatch.
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Do you find yourself configuring the same settings when creating new monitors? Us too, and we received quite a few requests to add some form of customisable default settings when creating monitors. Today we are launching more default settings for monitors which you can re-use when creating new monitors making it much faster to create […]
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This week our developers have been working on some useful core improvements inside Hexowatch. First up, we now have a setting which enables you to show or hide our user agent. This particular feature will enable your IT department to whitelist Hexowatch or ignore visits from your analytics. Next we have added a new custom […]
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