Look through the key statistics analysis before diving in deeper into our report:
Parameter | Current result | Assessment |
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Meta title | Scuba Culture – Learn to Dive in Melbourne, Victoria – The best scuba diving training, dive travel and trips | 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 108 characters long. |
Description | Learn to scuba dive in Melbourne. Obtain your internationally recognised Open Water certification safely and close to home! Dive to 18 metres of depth with your open water certification. Spearfishing & freediving training and gear also available online and in store. | This meta description is 266 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 | Learn to scuba dive, Try Dive, Scuba training, Scuba lessons, Scuba diving courses, Scuba diving deals, PADI ticket, PADI course, Freediving, Technical diving, Snorkelling, Marine biology, Commercial diving, Recreational diving, Sport diving, Advanced Open Water Diver, Master Diver, SCUBA Instructor, Dive Master, Dive Control Specialist, Underwater photographer, Rescue Diver, Night Diving, Deep Sea Diving, Deep diving, Dive Victoria, Boat dive, Shore dives, Scubapro, training, shore dives, book online, accredited, service, interstate, overseas, discount, free information pack, learning to dive, beginner, advanced, expert, scuba culture, scubaculture, Scuba Culture, Open Water Certification, melb, melbourne, Victoria, Australia, dive holidays, dive travel, trips, become a diver, Uwatec, TUSA, TUSA Sport, Atomic Aquatics, McNett, Aquanlung, Aquanaut, Poseidon, DUI, Sonar, US Divers, Faber, Sherwood, Mares, OÕNeill, Akona, Apeks, Apollo, Beauchat, Citizen, Hollis, Ikelite, JBL, Lavacore, Light and Motion, Lonely Planet, Oceanpro, Olympus, Pinnacle, Waterborne, Princeton Tec, Sea and Sea, Seado, Sea Life, Shark Shield, Suunto, Zeagle, Cressi, Halcyon, View Goggles, Probe Wetsuits Australia, Subgear, Waterproof, M.B. Sub underwater lighting systems, Gopro, Intova cameras, Innovative scuba concepts, Mirage, Oxycheq, Quest magnetic slates, Seven Tenths, Underwater kinetics, Oceanic, Genesis, Dive Imports, Mask, Snorkel, Fins, Flippers, Dive boots, Reel, Gloves, BC, BCD, Buoyancy compensator, STAB Jacket, Regulators, Octopus, Occy, First stage, Second stage, Computer, Gauges, Compass, Slate, SMB, Underwater torch, Waterproof torch, Underwater camera, Waterproof camera, Magnetic slate, Snorkelling gear, Anti fog, Silicone grease, Zip tech, Wetsuit glue, Mask tamer, Mask strap, Snorkel keeper, Reef hook, Hook, Clip, Occy keeper, Goggles, Prescription lenses, Weight belt, Padded weight belt, Integrated weight BC, Lead, Pocket weights, Weight belt buckle, Accessory pouch, Tank handle, Dive keyring, Log book, Spool, Scuba goo, Regulator Mouth piece, Tank mesh, Catch bag, Waterproof phone case, Scuba tool, Retractor, watch strap, High pressure hose, Low pressure hose, Power inflator, Abalone bar, Mesh cutter, Hand strap, Helmut mount, Dry bag, Dry suit, Wetsuit, Semidry wetsuit, Spear gun, Tank, Cylinder, Air fill, Nitrox fill, SCUBA Equipment Servicing, SCUBA Equipment repairs, Platina fins, Gorilla fins, Jet fins, Liberator fins, Big Eyes, Liberator mask, Reef walkers, Galileo Sol computer, Tec 2 G, Aladin, Cobra, Viper, SSI (Scuba Schools International), PADI (Professional Assocication of Diving Instructors), SDI, TDI, DAN (Divers Alert Netword), NAUI (National Association of Underwater Instructors), CDAA (Cave Divers Association of Australia), ORCA (Ocean Recreation Careers Australia), FAUI (Federation of Underwater Instructors), CMAS, IDEA, Nationally Recognised Training, William Angliss Institute, Dive Resort Management, Diploma of Holiday Parks and Resorts specialising in Dive, Sorrento Pier, Portarlington Pier, Portsea Pier, Williamstown, Wreck of the City Of Launceston (18m to 22m), Wreck of the Coogee (28m to 32m), Wreck of the Eliza Ramsden (14m to 18m), Wreck of the Empress Of The Sea (4m to 7m), Wreck of the George Kermode (18m to 20m), Wreck of the Goorangai (12m to 14m), Wreck of the Hurricane (12m to 14m), Wreck of the J1 New Deep Submarine (35m to 38m), Wreck of the J2 Broken Submarine (36m to 39m), Wreck of the J4 26m Submarine (26m to 39m), Wreck of the J5 Intact Submarine (33m to 36m), Lonsdale Wrecks (4m to 10m), Wreck of the Rotomahana (38m to 40m), Wreck of the William Salthouse (10m to 12m), Cottage By The Sea (3m to 6m), Portsea Pier (0m to 5m), Radar Reef (5m to 10m), Drift Dive (12m to 25m), Kelp Beds Reef Drift (8m to 20m), Quarantine Drift (14m to 20m), Scallop Drift (12m to 20m), Sponge Garden Drift (12m to 20m), 12lb Reef (8m to 20m), 18m Reef (12m to 18m), Bay of Islands (10m to 15m), Boarfish Reef (8m to 20m), Cap\'t Nitros Drop-off (16m to 60m), Castle Rock (12m to 18m), Cathedral Reef (22m to 60m), Corsair Rock (4m to 15m), Cray Reef (17m to 20m), Dragon\'s Lair (10m to 16m), Easter Bommie (18m to 26m), Foggy Reef (8m to 30m), Geoff\'s Hole (18m to 40m), Giddiup (12m to 20m), Kelp Beds Reef (8m to 23m), Lonsdale Arches (12m to 20m), Lonsdale Bommies (12m to 20m), Lonsdale Wall (12m to 38m), Nepean Bay (5m to 12m), Nepean Wall (24m to 60m), New Deep Bommie (30m to 40m), North Wall Cnr (23m to 60m), Pinnacles Deep (18m to 26m), Popes Eye (2m to 12m), Pope\'s Eye & Seals (12m to 12m), Portsea Back Beach Wall (17m to 18m), Portsea Hole (12m to 28m), Reef Dive (10m to 20m), Ripbank (16m to 60m), Rosebud Reef (6m to 10m), Sanctum Reef (24m to 60m), Sorrento Back Beach (6m to 12m), Spec Reef (22m to 60m), Spot A (20m to 40m), Spot G (20m to 40m), Sth Channel Fort (0m to 12m), Sub Reef (18m to 26m), Sue\'s Grotto (16m to 27m), The Abyss (15m to 30m), The Cave (22m to 60m), The Farside (20m to 60m), The Links (22m to 60m), The Pinnacles (10m to 15m), The Plateau (16m to 40m), The Playground (20m to 40m) , The supermarket (6m to 12m), Torpedo Reef (5m to 12m), Trimix Corner (30m to 100m), Twin Bommies (12m to 18m), Wall Dive (12m to 60m), Waynes World (18m to 60m), Wild Side (18m to 60m), Great Barrier Reef, Ningaloo Reef, Kangaroo Island, Always Dive Travel, Academy of SCUBA, Ocean Divers, Melbourne Aquarium, Diving headquarters, Dive Experience, Snorkel Safari, Aquatic Adventures, Dive Victoria, Aquability, Catch and Cook, Abalone, Crayfish, Drift dive, Reef dive, Shore dive, Wreck dive, Dive Travel, Dive Trip, Dive Club, Dive Adventures, learn to dive, learn to scuba dive, scuba diving melbourne, scubapro, uwatec, tusa, tusa sport, atomic aquatics, mcnett, aquanlung, aquanaut, poseidon, dui, sonar, us divers, faber, sherwood, mares, akona, apeks, apollo, beauchat, citizen, hollis, ikelite, jbl, lavacore, light and motion, lonely planet, oceanpro, olympus, pinnacle, waterborne, princeton tec, sea and sea, seado, sea life, shark shield, suunto, zeagle, cressi, halcyon, view goggles, probe wetsuits australia, subgear, waterproof, m.b. sub underwater lighting systems, gopro, intova cameras, innovative scuba concepts, mirage, oxycheq, quest magnetic slates, seven tenths, underwater kinetics, oceanic, genesis, dive imports, mask, snorkel, fins, flippers, dive boots, reel, gloves, bc, bcd, buoyancy compensator, stab jacket, regulators, octopus, occy, first stage, second stage, computer, gauges, compass, slate, smb, underwater torch, waterproof torch, underwater camera, waterproof camera, magnetic slate, snorkelling gear, anti fog, silicone grease, zip tech, wetsuit glue, mask tamer, mask strap, snorkel keeper, reef hook, hook, clip, occy keeper, goggles, prescription lenses, weight belt, padded weight belt, integrated weight bc, lead, pocket weights, weight belt buckle, accessory pouch, tank handle, dive keyring, log book, spool, scuba goo, regulator mouth piece, tank mesh, catch bag, waterproof phone case, scuba tool, retractor, watch strap, high pressure hose, low pressure hose, power inflator, abalone bar, mesh cutter, hand strap, helmut mount, dry bag, dry suit, wetsuit, semidry wetsuit, spear gun, tank, cylinder, air fill, nitrox fill, scuba equipment servicing, scuba equipment repairs, platina fins, gorilla fins, jet fins, liberator fins, big eyes, liberator mask, reef walkers, galileo sol computer, tec 2 g, aladin, cobra, viper, ssi (scuba schools international), padi (professional assocication of diving instructors), sdi, tdi, dan (divers alert netword), naui (national association of underwater instructors), cdaa (cave divers association of australia), orca (ocean recreation careers australia), faui (federation of underwater instructors), cmas, idea, nationally recognised training, william angliss institute, dive resort management, diploma of holiday parks and resorts specialising in dive, learn to dive, try dive, scuba training, scuba lessons, scuba diving course, scuba diving deals, padi ticket, padi course, freediving, technical diving, snorkelling, marine biology, commercial diving, recreational diving, sport diving, advanced open water diver, master diver, scuba instructor, dive master, dive control specialist, underwater photographer, rescue diver, night diving, deep sea diving, deep diving, dive victoria, boat dive, shore dives, sorrento pier, portarlington pier, portsea pier, williamstown, wreck of the city of launceston (18m to 22m), wreck of the coogee (28m to 32m), wreck of the eliza ramsden (14m to 18m), wreck of the empress of the sea (4m to 7m), wreck of the george kermode (18m to 20m), wreck of the goorangai (12m to 14m), wreck of the hurricane (12m to 14m), wreck of the j1 new deep submarine (35m to 38m), wreck of the j2 broken submarine (36m to 39m), wreck of the j4 26m submarine (26m to 39m), wreck of the j5 intact submarine (33m to 36m), lonsdale wrecks (4m to 10m), wreck of the rotomahana (38m to 40m), wreck of the william salthouse (10m to 12m), cottage by the sea (3m to 6m), portsea pier (0m to 5m), radar reef (5m to 10m), drift dive (12m to 25m), kelp beds reef drift (8m to 20m), quarantine drift (14m to 20m), scallop drift (12m to 20m), sponge garden drift (12m to 20m), 12lb reef (8m to 20m), 18m reef (12m to 18m), bay of islands (10m to 15m), boarfish reef (8m to 20m), cap t nitros drop-off (16m to 60m), castle rock (12m to 18m), cathedral reef (22m to 60m), corsair rock (4m to 15m), cray reef (17m to 20m), dragon s lair (10m to 16m), easter bommie (18m to 26m), foggy reef (8m to 30m), geoff s hole (18m to 40m), giddiup (12m to 20m), kelp beds reef (8m to 23m), lonsdale arches (12m to 20m), lonsdale bommies (12m to 20m), lonsdale wall (12m to 38m), nepean bay (5m to 12m), nepean wall (24m to 60m), new deep bommie (30m to 40m), north wall cnr (23m to 60m), pinnacles deep (18m to 26m), popes eye (2m to 12m), pope s eye & seals (12m to 12m), portsea back beach wall (17m to 18m), portsea hole (12m to 28m), reef dive (10m to 20m), ripbank (16m to 60m), rosebud reef (6m to 10m), sanctum reef (24m to 60m), sorrento back beach (6m to 12m), spec reef (22m to 60m), spot a (20m to 40m), spot g (20m to 40m), sth channel fort (0m to 12m), sub reef (18m to 26m), sue s grotto (16m to 27m), the abyss (15m to 30m), the cave (22m to 60m), the farside (20m to 60m), the links (22m to 60m), the pinnacles (10m to 15m), the plateau (16m to 40m), the playground (20m to 40m) , the supermarket (6m to 12m), torpedo reef (5m to 12m), trimix corner (30m to 100m), twin bommies (12m to 18m), wall dive (12m to 60m), waynes world (18m to 60m), wild side (18m to 60m), great barrier reef, ningaloo reef, kangaroo island, always dive travel, academy of scuba, ocean divers, melbourne aquarium, diving headquarters, dive experience, snorkel safari, aquatic adventures, dive victoria, aquability, catch and cook, abalone, crayfish, drift dive, reef dive, shore dive, wreck dive, dive travel, dive trip, dive club, dive adventures, spearfishing, speargun, speed needle, hand spear, cluster head, | 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 3.5647 seconds | Website ranking and usability can be greatly improved by reducing the time it takes to load it. |
Alexa global rank | 8381351, 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 131 links | This is a well-judged amount of links for a homepage. |
Backlinks amount | Approximately 15 | The number of backlinks seems awfully low. If possible, the webmaster should work towards building more through quality content and public awareness. |
HTML size | 73.7KB | 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 103.9.168.40. | 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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Related categories | Recreation Outdoors Scuba Diving Regional Oceania Australia Victoria Regional Oceania Australia Victoria Regions Greater Melbourne Recreation and Sports |
The website falls into one or all of these categories, and, obviously, these are the areas of interest for the target audience. |
Alternative websites | academyofscuba.com.au scubalife.com.au aquability.com.au harbourdive.com.au aquaticadventures.com.au |
These websites fall into the same categories as scubaculture.com.au, more or less. By extension, they compete with the analysed website for the same target audience. |
Trying to acquire very accurate visitor data is immensely difficult and can only be done when given direct access to the server. However, there are ways to get approximate numbers.
The numbers themselves probably say enough, but we'll add some insight where possible.
Parameter | Current result | Assessment |
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Approximate time on site | 1:26 | Pretty good for an average time spent, wouldn't you say? |
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.
Servers are physical storage devices that contain all the files and databases associated with a specific website, sometimes more than one. At times, a server makes up several virtual devices - separate servers used for shared hosting (tends to be cheaper). Entering website address into the address bar of your browser starts the request process during which your browser contacts the server and asks for specific files and database entries in order to display the requested website.
What follows is certainly very geeky, but informative for the knowing. Dig in:
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