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Executive Summary for www.roadbroads.com

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200 HTTP Status
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HTTP/1.1 Protocol

SEO & Content Analysis

Basic Information
Page Title
RoadBroads - Women writers. Ordinary journeys. Extraordinary stories.
Meta Description
Women writers. Ordinary journeys. Extraordinary stories.
HTML Language
en-US
Robots.txt Present
Sitemap Present
total_urls: 6
SEO Meta Tags
content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
Page Content
Women writers. Ordinary journeys. Extraordinary stories.Ellen’s world features grim reapers and the lore behind these fascinating characters.Ellen and I met up to enjoy a lunch and talk shop. There are many fun projects we work together and so much to discuss for the coming new year. One of the topics was this blog. RoadBroads has had a journey of its own since its inception. Now, it may be time for it to take a new path once again.This blog began with a trip Ellen and Melanie took to Boulder, Colorado for June Retreat. This was pre-pandemic and every year Max Regan of Hollowdeck Press hosted two 10-day sessions to get your project growing. Ellen and Melanie decided to drive up from Houston. The drive birthed the idea of a blog for traveling women — RoadBroads.My stories are set in an intergalactic alliance of planets called Thyrein’s Galactic Wall.During those first years, Ellen and Melanie wrote about an array of trips they took, some by car, others in various modes of transportation. They hosted guest bloggers, like me, to talk about their own trips. I remember writing up Rental Car Hell from my trip to Italy for the blog.Then COVID struck. Ellen and Melanie decided that the focus of the blog should shift. They began writing about a creative woman’s life journey. When Melanie stepped away from the blog, Ellen brought me and Rachel on board. This created an interesting dynamic of the life of three female creatives at very different stages of life’s journey.Now, as Rachel has stepped back, and life begins to shift once more, Ellen and I discussed the future of this blog and what we want it to be moving forward. One consideration we discussed is our desire to grow the blog’s audience. In researching blogging, we found that the strongest blogs have a narrow topic focus.Both Ellen and I are speculative fiction authors with unique worlds that our characters live in. Ellen has her grim reapers. I have Thyrein’s Galactic Wall. We have both had short stories set in these worlds published as a result of contest wins and anthology submissions. While Ellen is still working on her first full novel in her world, I have two novels out for mine.The world’s we create are a blend of fantasy and science fiction with tinges of horror and humor built in.In view of this, we have decided that in 2025 this blog will focus on our worlds. Each post will discuss some element of our respective story universes. We might write about the setting of a particular scene or short story, or we might share tidbits of character’s backstory that can’t go into the book proper. In the midst of this, we will discuss our writing process as well as share insight into what makes our creative juices flow and why we work in these genres.Of course, there will be blogs on creative life in general, such as when we do readings or enter contests, as well as conferences and retreats we attend. In fact, I’m writing this post from Galveston, Texas, where I’m on a short writing retreat with some friends now.We hope that by sharing our writing, our worlds, and the journey of being a working author, you will enjoy and follow not only this blog, but our publications as well. And, maybe it will help us to grow the consistent audience of this blog. One thing is for sure, we enjoy collaborating and that’s not changing any time soon.So be ready this year to learn all about Willow, the Paladium, Grim Reaper Headquarters, Dragonborn Kings, Intergalactic Alliances, Gortive Offensives, Rajin Masters, their Elmalin counterparts, and a whole host of other beings and places from the wild imaginations of Ellen Seaton and Fern Brady.Ellen and I wish everyone a wonderful and prosperous new year and hope you enjoy the journey RoadBroads is about to take!;

Network & Infrastructure

DNS & Hosting
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106.0.62.68
Reverse DNS
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SSL/TLS Certificate
Issuer
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Protocol Tls13
Expires In 87 days
HSTS Enabled

Technology Stack

Content Management Systems
WordPress
JavaScript Frameworks
Ember jQuery
Build Tools
Vite
Server Technologies
Generator: WordPress 6.9 PHP (inferred from WordPress)

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Analytics & Tracking
Google Analytics GA4
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Magento PrestaShop

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Dynamic Analysis & Security

Dynamic JavaScript Analysis
Angular (Data Attributes) Bootstrap (CSS Classes) ES6+ JavaScript Features jQuery (CDN Detection) jQuery (Script Analysis) jQuery (script Resource) Server Technology: PHP/7.4.33 Web Server: LiteSpeed
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HSTS X-Content-Type-Options X-Frame-Options
Server Headers
LiteSpeed
PHP/7.4.33

Resource Analysis

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gmpg.org
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use.typekit.net
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UI Frameworks & Libraries
Angular Material (Class Names) AOS Bootstrap (Class Names) D3.js Ionic (Class Names) Vuetify (Class Names)

Social Media Integrations

Analysis Complete

Analyzed www.roadbroads.com with 4 technologies detected across 9 categories

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