SEO Audit
Find and prioritize search issues using page evidence, supplied search data and the site’s intended indexing rules.
Corey Haines
- Writing & Marketing
- SEO
- SEO
- Web Research
Use the current SEO Audit guide to organize technical and on-page checks. Distinguish observed page issues from search-performance hypotheses; this category currently lists one Skill.
A page may be crawlable without being indexed, and indexed without attracting the intended queries. The current SEO Audit guide helps organize an investigation rather than promise traffic. Bring the affected URLs, rendered content, canonical and indexing signals, plus Search Console evidence when available. Keep technical defects, content gaps, and unverified ranking explanations separate in the report.
Skills supply instructions; projects supply software or supporting resources. Check each source for setup, runtime, access, and license requirements.
Inspect internal links, sitemap entries, and crawl access before rewriting search copy.
Compare redirects, canonical, robots directives, and the actual rendered URL.
Segment queries, pages, and dates before attributing the change to a particular edit.
Find instructions and software for the next stage of your work, from code changes and interface design to office tasks and media production.
Bring affected URLs and indexing evidence to separate crawl defects, content gaps, and questions needing search data.