Leadsleap Training Video 27: Auto Image Checker Flags Your Broken Images

Leadsleap owner Kenneth Koh has just added a very useful improvement to the Page Manager: the Auto Image Checker.

The Auto Image Checker will automatically search all your pages for broken image links. If it finds a broken image it will post the page at the top of your page manager with a message showing you which image link is broken. This is very useful, as you may have pages promoting your offers on the Internet that you do not check very often. Now you will immediately see any page that has a broken image and can quickly fix it.

In the video, this was the page that had a broken banner image: https://lllpg.com/7jvvmr76

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Video Transcript

Hello folks! In this Leadsleap training video we’re going to have a look at a new feature that Kenneth has just added called Auto Image Checker. And it’s a very useful little update because it automatically searches through your pages in the Page Manager, and it will find any page which has a broken image and it will notify you of that when you come into Page Manager as I found out when I popped over to Page Manager earlier today.

So here we are in Page Manager and right at the top it’s brought up a notification of a broken image – this red panel here – and it shows you the link.

And I’m very pleased to have found this because the Top Five Bitcoin Faucets is one of my newest pages and it’s a page that I share with people who joined that list, so it’s not very good if it has a broken banner image on it.

Let’s just have a look at the page and see if we can find the broken image… So, that one’s okay, that one’s okay… Here it is FireFaucet.win that is a broken image.

Now I wouldn’t have noticed until the next time I happened to check this page which may have been a few weeks from now, unless I’d heard from somebody who wanted to use it, so this is very useful.

Now, why is this link broken? It’s broken because I shut down the blog which was hosting this image. I only shut it down a couple of days ago. So now now what I’m going to do is retrieve that image from… I guess I made it on Canva, and then I will upload it either to the image host here on Leadsleap… (Where is the image host… the uh, image manager… Here we are!) … on Leadsleap, or to one of my WordPress blogs.

So that is it really, just that little notification. You will quickly know if you have any broken images on your pages and you can then go about and fix them very quickly.

Okay folks, that’s it from this very short and very useful I think Leadsleap Training Video until the next exciting Leadsleap Training Video update.

David Hurley
#InspiredFocus

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