a new website or redesign before launch
For teams that need to evaluate a new website or redesign before launch with evidence instead of assumptions.
SEO audit
Find SEO problems with evidence from real public URLs
Audit crawlability, indexation signals, metadata, internal links, structured data, and mobile readiness with findings linked to public URLs.
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Who it helps
When this assessment is useful
a sudden decline in organic visibility
For teams that need to evaluate a sudden decline in organic visibility with evidence instead of assumptions.
SEO work that needs an independent baseline
For teams that need to evaluate SEO work that needs an independent baseline with evidence instead of assumptions.
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Analysis scope
What the SEO audit assessment checks
The checks use observable public-page evidence and keep unavailable data separate.
HTTP access, redirects, robots.txt, and sitemaps
Checks HTTP access, redirects, robots.txt, and sitemaps on accessible public pages and links each finding to its source.
canonical, noindex, hreflang, and duplicate URL signals
Checks canonical, noindex, hreflang, and duplicate URL signals on accessible public pages and links each finding to its source.
titles, descriptions, headings, and page purpose
Checks titles, descriptions, headings, and page purpose on accessible public pages and links each finding to its source.
internal links, structured data, and mobile performance
Checks internal links, structured data, and mobile performance on accessible public pages and links each finding to its source.
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How it works
How the assessment works
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Define the target
Confirm the website, market, language, and question being assessed.
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Collect public evidence
Inspect accessible pages and record the exact URLs used as evidence.
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Verify and prioritize
Separate verified findings from unavailable observations and assign practical next steps.
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Result example
SEO audit result example
Sample values only; no customer data or performance claims are used.
| Priority | Example finding | Evidence | Recommended action |
|---|---|---|---|
| P1 | Conflicting canonical destinations | Public page evidence | Align internal links and canonical tags to one preferred HTTPS URL |
| P2 | Service pages reuse the same title | Public page evidence | Write a unique title that identifies each page’s intent |
Interpretation notes
Limitations to review with the result
- The result does not guarantee rankings, AI citations, traffic, or revenue.
- Private, login-only, blocked, and unavailable pages are outside the measured scope.
- The free audit samples up to five public pages and may not represent the entire site.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01What does the SEO audit assessment measure?
Audit crawlability, indexation signals, metadata, internal links, structured data, and mobile readiness with findings linked to public URLs.
02Does this guarantee better visibility?
No. It establishes a measurable baseline and identifies changes, but search and AI systems remain outside SearchProof AI’s control.
03How do I run this assessment for my site?
Enter your domain on the audit screen to record the current baseline and identify the highest-priority fixes.
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Related guides
Next checks
Start with a baseline
Run my free SEO audit Start by recording a baseline for your public pages.
Enter your domain to save a baseline score and identify the highest-priority fixes.