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Hey guys! Looking to understand exactly how your website performance changes over time using LemWatch? In this video, I’ll show you how to use the LemWatch History feature to track what changes improved your site, what caused issues, and when specific problems happened so you’re never guessing again.

We’ll start from the main dashboard and review the global history view, where you can see total checks, healthy vs failed checks, success rates, and overall site health across all monitored websites. Then we’ll drill down into individual websites to see detailed check-by-check history, including errors, recoveries, and performance shifts.

You’ll also learn the second way to access history directly from each website’s dashboard, using the check history dialog to view granular, timestamped data. This workflow is especially useful for agencies, freelancers, and teams who need clear visibility into what actions actually moved the needle on SEO, uptime, and site health.

By the end of this tutorial, you’ll know exactly how to use LemWatch history data to diagnose problems faster, validate improvements, and confidently report changes to clients or stakeholders.

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction – Why History Matters in LemWatch
0:17 Accessing Global History from the Dashboard
0:24 Viewing History for All Websites
0:30 Understanding Total Checks & Success Rate
0:36 Identifying Healthy vs Failed Checks
0:40 Reviewing Detected Errors
0:46 Checking History for Individual Websites
0:50 Reading Detailed Check Results
0:55 Alternative Way to Access History
1:00 Opening Website-Level History
1:06 Using the Check History Dialog
1:10 Viewing Detailed Change Logs
1:16 Practical Use Cases for Agencies
1:18 Final Thoughts & Wrap-Up

Tools Mentioned:
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