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CRAWL / FINDINGS / VERIFICATIONUNDERSTAND MORE. IMPROVE WITH PURPOSE.

Find the SEO problems that
matter.Know when they’re fixed.

Audit your website, set each page’s target, and get practical recommendations backed by evidence. Recheck your changes to see what passed—and what still needs work.

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Technical SEOContent insightsUse-Case SEO
ILLUSTRATIVE WALKTHROUGHexample.com/services/pest-control
ISSUE FOUND

Canonical missing

The page does not identify its preferred URL.

PAGE HTML EVIDENCEBefore: no canonical tag found in page HTML.

Illustrative example. The walkthrough does not connect to a live website.

Give every improvement a purpose.

A clearer view of what your website needs next.

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A CLEAR PATH FROM AUDIT TO ACTION

From first audit to verified change.

One connected workflow keeps the reason for each task in view.

STEP 01 / BASELINE

Crawl pages and review technical foundations, page signals, content, links, and images. Run Core Web Vitals separately across eligible pages.

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01 / BASELINE

Start with a clear picture of your website.

Audit findings stay connected to the pages and evidence behind them. Our library contains 140 SEO checks across page signals, content, links, indexing, and site structure. Each audit runs the checks supported by the data available for your site.

DISCOVERY & ACCESSIBILITY

Sitemaps, status codes, redirects, robots directives

PAGE SIGNALS

Titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, structured data

CONTENT & CONNECTIONS

Content length, image alt text, internal links, orphan pages

PERFORMANCE

Response time checks; full-site Core Web Vitals runs separately

ILLUSTRATIVE AUDIT PREVIEWReady to explore
0%
  1. 01Discovering pages
  2. 02Crawling and extracting data
  3. 03Running SEO checks
  4. 04Preparing findings
Pages discovered —Pages analysed —Elapsed —

Simulated progress for illustration only. It does not represent actual audit speed or results.

02 / TARGETING

Give every page a clear purpose.

Review suggested keywords, intent, and content type. Accept what fits, edit what doesn’t, and save a targeting brief for each page.

Suggestions shown here are illustrative and based on page text; no Google Search Console data is used.

EXAMPLE PAGE

Residential Pest Control

example.com/services/pest-control

Suggested from page title and headingspest control service
ILLUSTRATIVE TARGETING BRIEF
Intent CommercialContent type Service pageTopic cluster Pest controlPage purpose Explain the service
Local example only. Nothing is saved to an account.
03 / RECOMMENDATIONS

Know what to change—and why.

See the affected URL, what was found, why it matters, and a practical next step.

WarningILLUSTRATIVE FINDING

example.com/services/pest-control

Canonical missing

WHAT WAS FOUND

No canonical tag was found in the page HTML.

WHY IT MATTERS

Search engines may need a clear signal about which URL represents this page.

RECOMMENDED ACTION

Add a canonical tag pointing to the preferred URL for this page.

EVIDENCEBefore: no rel="canonical" element found.
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04 / VERIFY

You made the change.
Now check the result.

Re-fetch the page and rerun the relevant check. Compare evidence before and after.

ILLUSTRATIVE VERIFICATION

Canonical missing

Choose an example outcome
Example result
BEFORECanonical missingNo canonical tag found
AFTERRun the exampleOutcome will appear here
Evidence and example history

Evidence source: page HTML. Example timestamp: illustrative only.

Verification confirms this check’s result at that time. It does not prove that rankings or traffic improved.

CONTENT THROUGH THE VISITOR’S EYES

Does your page answer what the visitor came to ask?

Use-Case SEO is a separate content-completeness perspective, not the same as technical verification.

ILLUSTRATIVE PAGE REVIEW

example.com/services/pest-control

Residential Pest Control

Local treatment services for common household pests, with flexible scheduling.

What the page already coversService overview · Scheduling
Questions to consider5 illustrative questions

What might a customer still want to know?

POTENTIAL CONTENT GAP

The page describes the service, but does not explain when a homeowner may need it.

A little context helps visitors decide whether to keep exploring or contact a provider.

Illustrative example. Suggested questions depend on the page, service, and audience; they are not universal requirements.

BUILT FOR THE WAY SEO WORK GETS DONE

Keep the work connected.

Use the workspace to organize website findings and hand off the next steps.

Multiple websites

Organize projects for owned or client websites in one workspace.

WordPress integration

The optional read-only connection imports pages, posts, and available Rank Math metadata. Changes remain in WordPress.

Excel exports

Export audit results and segmented findings for reporting and implementation workflows.

Verification history

Revisit recorded checks and their evidence to understand what passed at the time.

PRACTICAL COLLABORATION

A clearer workflow for the people doing SEO.

Engineered for clarity whether you work independently or alongside a team.

01
INDEPENDENT

Website owners and WordPress users

Understand findings and check the changes you make.

02
SCALE TEAMS

SEO consultants and agencies

Move from client audits to recommendations and documented verification.

03
EDITORIAL

Content teams and publishers

Connect page purpose with specific content improvements.

CLEAR ANSWERS

Questions before you get started.

What does an audit check?

It crawls the website and checks technical foundations, page signals, content, links, and images. Core Web Vitals runs separately across every eligible page from the latest crawl. Findings include affected URLs and supporting evidence.

How are page-targeting suggestions created?

Suggestions use available page context such as titles, headings, and imported WordPress metadata. You can edit a suggestion before saving it as a targeting brief. Google Search Console is not currently presented as a source.

Does the platform change my website automatically?

No. You review the recommendation and make the change in your CMS or code. The optional WordPress connection is read-only.

What does verification confirm?

It fetches the page again and reruns a relevant check. A result confirms that check at the time of verification; it does not show that rankings or traffic improved.

What if verification cannot fetch the page?

The result is inconclusive. It means the check could not confirm the page state, not that the issue passed.

Can I manage multiple websites?

Yes. Projects keep website audits and findings organized. Excel and segmented exports support reporting and handoffs.

FROM FINDING TO FOLLOW-THROUGH

Find the issue. Make the change. Check the result.

Bring audits, page targeting, recommendations, and verification into one focused workflow.

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