Technical SEO audit
A technical SEO audit checks whether important pages can be discovered, fetched, rendered, and understood. Its useful output is a prioritized repair plan with eviden
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Crawlability and indexing
Crawling and indexing are different checkpoints. A crawler may fetch a page without that page becoming a search result. Diagnose the stage that failed: discovery, ac
Explorerobots.txt without accidental blocks
robots.txt gives cooperating crawlers rules about which URL paths they may request. Treat it as crawl management, not access security. A publicly blocked URL may sti
ExploreXML sitemaps that reflect the live site
An XML sitemap is a maintained list of preferred URLs that helps search engines discover content. It is a discovery signal, not an indexing guarantee. The useful que
ExploreCanonical URLs and consistent page signals
Canonicalization identifies the preferred URL among substantially similar pages. A canonical annotation is a signal, not an instruction that automatically overrides
ExploreRedirects and site migrations
A migration changes the routes by which people and search engines reach your content. Protect that journey with a URL-by-URL plan, appropriate redirects, updated dis
ExploreTitle tags that identify the right page
A page title should help someone recognize the page's subject and distinguish it from nearby alternatives. Write a specific promise that the visible content fulfills
ExploreMeta descriptions and useful search snippets
A meta description summarizes the specific value of a page for someone deciding whether to visit. Google may use it or generate a different snippet from the page. Wr
ExploreHeadings that make content easy to navigate
Headings form the readable outline of a page. They tell people what a section contains and help assistive technology users navigate between topics. Plan the hierarch
ExploreImage alt text with a clear purpose
Alternative text conveys the relevant meaning or function of an image when the image cannot be seen. The right description depends on context: a product photograph,
ExploreBroken links and useful error handling
A broken link sends a reader to an unavailable or unsuitable destination. Repair work should consider the linking page, destination status, intended task, and whethe
ExploreInternal linking built around the next useful step
Internal links connect related information and help people move from a question to a useful answer or action. A good link has a clear destination, meaningful context
ExploreSite speed and Core Web Vitals
Performance work should improve real loading, responsiveness, and visual stability. Core Web Vitals describe these experiences with LCP, INP, and CLS. Use field obse
ExploreDuplicate and thin content
Duplicate content repeats substantially the same information across URLs. Thin content gives the intended reader too little useful help for the task. These are diffe
ExploreKeyword research built around customer decisions
A useful keyword list connects customer questions, search demand, and the pages your business can credibly create. The goal is a manageable set of opportunities with
ExploreSearch intent: answer the task behind the phrase
Search intent is a working hypothesis about what a person wants to achieve. Use it to choose a useful page format, an appropriate level of detail, and a next step th
ExploreUse keyword metrics as estimates, not promises
Search volume, difficulty, and advertising cost answer different questions. A useful opportunity assessment keeps their definitions separate, records the market and
ExploreRank tracking with a consistent measurement method
A ranking is an observation made for a query, market, device, and time. Track a deliberate set of keywords consistently, then connect changes in visibility to impres
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