Look through the key statistics analysis before diving in deeper into our report:
| Parameter | Current result | Assessment |
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| Meta title | Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine Journal - Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine, Home | As meta title is a ranking factor, it's quite important to stick to search engine recommended length of aroun 50-60 characters. This website's meta title is 77 characters long. |
| Description | Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine Journal is published jointly by the South Pacific Medicine Society and the European Underwater and Baromedical Society. | This meta description is 150 characters in length. Google suggests up to 320 characters at the very most to make sure the whole meta description is visible in search results page. |
| <meta> keywords | Abalone Abstracts Accidents Adolescents Aerobic capacity Age Air Air embolism Allergy Altitude Anaesthesia Antarctica Arterial gas embolism Ascent Asthma Autobiography Autopsy Aviation Barotrauma Bell diving Beta blockade Biology Blood pressure Blood substitutes Blood sugar level Book reviews Brain injury Breath-hold diving Bronchial provocation testing Bubbles Buccal pumping Buddies Buoyancy Calciphylaxis Capnography Carbon dioxide Carbon monoxide Cardiovascular Case reports Cave diving Cerebral arterial gas embolism (CAGE) Cerebral blood flow Chest injury Children Chronic wounds Clinical audit Clinical toxicology Closing volume Coagulation Cochrane Library Cold Communication Compressors Computers Computers – diving Constitutional amendments Copyright Coroner’s findings Corrections Critical appraisal DAN – Divers Alert Network Data Deaths Decompression Decompression illness Decompression sickness Deep diving DES – Diver Emergency Service Diabetes DIMS Disabilities Disability Disabled diver Diver numbers Diving Diving accidents Diving at work Diving deaths Diving industry Diving organisations Diving reflex Diving research Diving safety memos Diving scholars Diving tables Diving theory (see Physiology) Doppler Drowning Drugs Drysuit Dysbaric osteonecrosis Ear barotraumas Ear infection Echocardiography Ecology Economics Editorials Emergency ascent Endothelium Enriched air – nitrox ENT Envenomation Environment Environmental symptoms questionnaire Eosinophilia Epidemiology Epilepsy Equipment Ethics Evidence Exercise Exogenous poison Expert witness Extraglottic airway devices Eyes Fire or explosion First aid Fitness to dive Flowchart Flying (and diving) Freediving Gas gangrene Gas-induced osmosis Gas solubility General interest Genitourinary tract Gleanings (from medical journals) Haematology Health Health status Health surveillance Health surveys Hearing Helium pharmacokinetics Hip arthroplasty History Human skin equivalent Hyperbaric facilities Hyperbaric oxygen Hyperbaric oxygen therapy Hyperbaric oxygenation Hyperbaric research Hypercapnia Hyperthermia (see Thermal problems) Hyperventilation Hypothermia (see Thermal problems) Hypoxia Ice Immersion Immunosuppression Incidents Infectious diseases Inflammation Injuries Inner ear Inner ear barotraumas Inner ear decompression illness Inner ear decompression sickness Instruction – diving Insurance (see Legal and insurance) Investigations Irradiation Jellyfish Labyrinth Land animals Legal and insurance Letters (to the Editor) Lidocaine Lignocaine Logistics Low air Lung compliance Lung function Malaria Malignancy Marine animals Medical conditions and problems Medical database Medical kits Medicals – diving Medical society Medications Meetings Membership lists Menstrual cycle Microparticles Military diving Mixed gas Models MOPS (maintenance of professional standards) Morbidity Motion sickness Multi-level diving Multiple sclerosis Musculo-skeletal Nasal decongestants Near drowning Necrotising infections Neuroprotection Nitric oxide Nitrogen Nitrogen narcosis Nitrogen pharmacokinetics Nitrox (see Enriched air – nitrox) Non-steroidal anti-inflammatories Notice Numbers Nursing Obesity Obituary Occupational diving Occupational health Operations – diving Optometry Osteoarthritis Osteoradionecrosis Outcome Oxygen Oxygen consumption PADI Pain Panic Patent foramen ovale (PFO) Patient monitoring Pearl divers Performance Perfluorocarbons Personality Pharmacology – marine Physiology Platelets Policy Postural control Pregnancy Profile Prolonged QT syndrome Prosopagnosia or visual agnosia Psychology Pulmonary barotraumas Pulmonary function Pulmonary oedema Pulmonary oxygen toxicity Qualifications Questionnaire Radiological imaging Rebreathers/closed circuit Rebreathers/semi-closed circuit Rebreathing Recall Recompression Records Recreational divers Recreational diving Regression analysis Repetitive diving Reprinted from Rescue Research Resort diving (see Tourism) Respiratory Resuscitation Reverse dive profiles Review article Right-to-left shunt Risk Risk assessment Risk factors Risk management Safety Salt water aspiration Salvage Saturation diving Scientific diving Scuba Scuba accidents Scuba diving Scubadoo Severity Shivering Simulation Smoking Snorkelling Soft tissue radionecrosis Solo diving Spearfishing Standards Stress (see Trauma and stress) Submarine Surface decompression Surface supply breathing apparatus (SSBA) Surfactant Surveillance Survey Technical diving Teeth Textbook Theory-based advice Thermal problems (hypothermia and hyperthermia) Tourism Toxicity Toxins Training Transcutaneous oximetry Transport Transpulmonary pressure Trauma and stress Travel medicine Traveller’s diarrhoea Treatment Treatment sequelae Trimix Tunnelling Unconscious Underwater diving Underwater hazards Underwater medicine Unit pulmonary toxic dose Vaccination Vasoconstriction Ventilators Vertigo Video and DVD reviews Vision Vital capacity Women Working in compressed air World Wide Web Wounds Wreck diving Writing – medical | Strangely enough, meta keywords still seem to be used. We would not go down that road unless very carefully - meta keywords have not been known as a positive ranking factor for a while now. |
| Site speed | Around 2.0107 seconds | Website ranking and usability can be greatly improved by reducing the time it takes to load it. |
| Alexa global rank | 11222112, as last checked | Based on Alexa Global, we can assume the website is not very popular. Mind you, Alexa's worth is questionable at best. |
| Links on homepage | Around 24 links | This is a well-judged amount of links for a homepage. |
| Backlinks amount | Approximately 14 | The number of backlinks seems awfully low. If possible, the webmaster should work towards building more through quality content and public awareness. |
| HTML size | 12.9KB | Ah. Well. We were hoping for better results... We would urge the website owners to improve load speed as soon as possible. |
| Website host server overview | Server status: online. Server IP address for this website is 210.5.50.2. | We apologize, but for some reason we were unable to gather enough data to provide a detailed insight at this time. |
If the basic information we presented you with above is not enough, get ready to dive in much deeper!
Now that the numbers are taken care of, we can go deeper and try to analyse the website from a user's perspective. More specifically, let's see if we can identify the target audience as well as a few related websites and categories.
| Parameter | Current result | Assessment |
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| Alternative websites | spums.org.au echm.org divelime.com eubs.org eubs2017.org |
These websites fall into the same categories as dhmjournal.com, more or less. By extension, they compete with the analysed website for the same target audience. |
ALEXA rating is based on the number of visitors a given page receives. The higher the visitor count, the higher the rating. Currently, ALEXA has over 4 million websites indexed. If you sense cynicism in our words, you're not mistaken - we think Alexa rating is overrated, to put it mildly. A website's worth (and contextual popularity) is more than the sum of the views. So take the rank with a grain of salt.
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What follows is certainly very geeky, but informative for the knowing. Dig in:
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