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 title: How to monitor for broken links using Playwright and Checkly
 displayTitle: How to monitor for broken links using Playwright
+description: >-
+  Learn how to check for broken links on your webpages with Playwright.
 author: Giovanni Rago
 avatar: 'images/avatars/giovanni-rago.png'
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 ## Why you should monitor for broken links.
 
-If your content lives in markdown and is only updated on deployments, checking for broken links in CICD will work out fine. But in my experience, this is rarely the case.
+If your content lives in markdown and is only updated on deployments, checking for broken links in CICD will work out 
+fine. But in my experience, this is rarely the case.
 
-Website content often comes from a CMS or results from data stored in a database so that people can change content without relying on a developer. And that's great for the team, but it also means that links can change at any time. Your site can and will include broken links at any time. 
+Website content often comes from a CMS or results from data stored in a database so that people can change content 
+without relying on a developer. And that's great for the team, but it also means that links can change at any time. 
+Your site can and will include broken links at any time. 
 
-Will this be a big deal? It depends. But if you consider being in charge of a popular newspaper website, a broken top story link on the home page will get someone into trouble.
+Will this be a big deal? It depends. But if you consider being in charge of a popular newspaper website, a broken top 
+story link on the home page will get someone into trouble.
 
-In this case, you can adopt [synthetic monitoring](https://www.checklyhq.com/product/synthetic-monitoring/), constantly run your Playwright scripts on a schedule, and receive alerts when your tests fail. When then someone typoed a broken link into your site, you'll be the first to know about it because you received a timely alert.
+In this case, you can adopt [synthetic monitoring](https://www.checklyhq.com/product/synthetic-monitoring/), constantly run your Playwright scripts on a schedule, and 
+receive alerts when your tests fail. When then someone typoed a broken link into your site, you'll be the first to know about it because you received a timely alert.
 
-![Alt text](/guides/images/checkly-links.avif "a title")
+![Alt text](/guides/images/checkly-links.avif "a title")