How to Run a Technical SEO Audit on Your Website
- Admin
- 20/04/2022
- 40 mins ago
Included in every audit:
Scan on-page signals, metadata, headings and crawlability basics
Discover broken links, redirect chains and HTTP status issues
Review page speed signals and how AI crawlers may access your site
Find technical issues in one place and understand what needs fixing.
Review titles, meta tags, headings, structured data and other on-page signals that affect discovery.
Trace redirect chains, HTTP status codes and broken internal or external links across your site.
Check robots.txt, XML sitemaps and signals that help search engines find and index your pages.
Identify performance bottlenecks and get practical hints to improve load times and user experience.
See how AI crawlers may reach your content, including llms.txt and related configuration checks.
Generate robots.txt, sitemaps and other useful configuration files with free diagnostic tools.
Understand what needs attention and use free tools to help resolve common technical SEO problems.
Run a structured audit that surfaces technical SEO issues, from metadata and headings to HTTPS, canonical tags and crawlability signals—so you know what to fix first.
Run a Free Audit
Crawl your site to find broken links, long redirect chains and HTTP status problems. Check WWW vs non-WWW and HTTP vs HTTPS consistency in one workflow.
Check Your Website
Generate robots.txt entries, validate sitemaps and run focused checks without signing up. Handy generators and diagnostics to support your fixes.
Explore Free Tools
Browse guides on technical SEO, redirects and site health—or run another audit after you ship changes.
Practical articles on audits, crawlability and fixing common technical issues.
Find dead URLs, trace redirects and clean up paths that waste crawl budget.
Help search engines discover the right pages with sensible crawl rules.
Run a free SEO audit and explore tools to help fix what you find.