Site Audit
Technical, content and AEO audits with prioritized fixes.
Technical, content and AEO scores, each with the issues behind them.
Fixes ordered by expected impact, assignable to your team.
Re-run audits and watch scores move after each release.
The site audit checks the things that decide whether search engines and AI systems can read, trust and use your pages. It scores three areas: technical health, content quality and readiness for AI engines and agents.
Each failed check comes with a plain explanation and a fix, ordered by impact, so the audit works as a task list for developers and writers rather than a report that sits in a folder.
Run the three-score audit on any page: technical, content and AI, and agent readiness. Every check is explained, with the fix.
Pages are fetched the way a crawler sees them, without running JavaScript.
Each page runs through technical, content and AI-readiness checks.
Passes, warnings and failures roll up into three scores, with blocking issues capping the total.
Fixes are ordered by impact and grouped so each can be assigned to one owner.
Status codes, redirects, page weight, mobile setup, canonical tags and indexability.
Headings, section length, answer-first openings, depth and readability.
Structured data, author and date signals, question coverage and quotable passages.
Landmarks, labelled forms, descriptive links and entity data agents rely on.
robots.txt, meta robots and server responses for every major AI crawler.
Run again after each release and compare scores to the last run.
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Technical health (crawlability, speed, rendering), content quality (structure, depth, direct answers) and AEO readiness (structured data, question coverage, AI crawler access).
By expected impact and effort, so fixes that affect your most important pages come first.
Yes. Free tools such as the AI-Readiness Score, Page Experience Analyzer and Agent-Readability Audit cover individual checks.
Some problems make every other check irrelevant. A page marked noindex or rendered only with JavaScript can't be used by AI engines however good the content is, so those issues limit the overall score.
After every significant release, and at least monthly. Templates change, plugins update and robots.txt gets edited, and each can break access without anyone noticing.
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