SEO and visibility
Get a ranked list of SEO fixes.
Reads the pages in scope (on a big site, a sample of its main templates), plus its robots file and sitemap, and grades the technical and on-page basics: titles, descriptions, headings, links, structured data, images and mobile setup. You get a health score, a letter grade, the quick wins, and each finding with the page and the exact tag or value behind it.
- Never touches the live site
- Works from your public pages
- Re-runs show what moved
At a glance
- Group
- SEO and visibility
- Command
- /seo-audit
- Uses
- Your site address
- Writes
- A graded report, a baseline
- Sends
- Nothing. Drafts only.
01When to use it
Run it before fixes, and again after.
- You are starting on a new site or project and want a baseline before any content or search work begins.
- You are about to put time into content or search, and want the biggest fixes found first.
- You ran it before and want the changes since then, good or bad.
Not for
- A deep dive on indexing, redirects or canonicals alone. Use /seo-technical
- Reworking a single page for a single search. Use /seo-optimize
02What it needs
It starts from a web address.
- Your site, a set of pages, or one page. It asks for the address only when none is on file.
- Who you sell to and what you sell, so it knows which pages earn money and checks those hardest.
- Earlier scores and any search targets, so findings tie back to them.
- Optional: a crawler export for a big site, or a connected tool such as Search Console for measured numbers.
03What it writes
Three draft files, raw page data and ledger rows.
- brief.md
- The pages in scope, who owns the work, and the bar for done.
- final/audit.md
- Score and grade, a scorecard by category, quick wins, then findings worst first, each with evidence and a fix. A re-run opens with what changed.
- data/baseline.json
- The score, the grade and each category score, kept so the next run has something to compare against.
- Ledger rows
- The health score and other starting numbers, dated, with a source and a confidence of confirmed or inferred.
04Limits
What it never does.
- Change your live site, submit anything to a search engine, or publish.
- Pass off an estimate as a measurement. Numbers read from page code are labeled inferred.
- Count a check that does not apply as a pass. It is left out of the score.
- Report a finding without the page address and the exact value behind it.
What stays with you.
- Making every fix on the live site.
- Picking the next step it offers: the quick wins, one page, or a re-run once fixes ship.
05Sample output
A slice of the findings.
Three findings for a made-up bike shop site. A real report gives the page address and the exact tag or value for every row.
| Page | Evidence | Fix | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| example.com/repairs | Robots meta tag set to noindex | Remove noindex from the page | Critical |
| example.com/rentals | Canonical points to example.com/rental, which returns 404 | Point the canonical at the page itself | High |
| example.com | 9 of 16 images have no alt text | Write alt text for each image | Medium |
- example.com/repairs Critical
- EvidenceRobots meta tag set to noindex
- FixRemove noindex from the page
- example.com/rentals High
- EvidenceCanonical points to example.com/rental, which returns 404
- FixPoint the canonical at the page itself
- example.com Medium
- Evidence9 of 16 images have no alt text
- FixWrite alt text for each image
Quick wins, each under about 15 minutes
- Remove noindex on /repairs.
- Fix the canonical on /rentals.
06Related skills
Often run beside it.
/seo-technicalList fixes for indexing, redirects and canonicals SEO and visibility/seo-optimizeImprove one page for one search SEO and visibility/seo-schemaWrite structured data for a page SEO and visibility/web-vitalsFind what slows a page down SEO and visibility
07Questions
Before you run it.
Will it change anything on my site?
No. It reads public pages and writes a report. It never edits the site, never submits anything to a search engine, and never publishes. A person makes the fixes.
Do I need Search Console or other tools connected?
No. A full run works from the public pages alone, plus an export if you have one. A connected tool widens the check and replaces estimates with measured numbers, and the report says which findings used live data.
What happens when I run it again?
It finds the last run and opens with the changes: the score shift, findings fixed, new ones, and anything that slipped back. A flat or falling score is reported as plainly as a gain.
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