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SEO Audits

Find the issues before they become obstacles.

Regular crawls check your site for broken links, missing titles, slow pages and redirect chains, and show exactly what was scanned and when.

Crawl Summary · ironwoodroofing.exampleScanned Oct 12, 2026 · 3:10 AM CT
142 of 150pages crawled
6broken links
3missing titles
4slow pages

Why it matters

Technical problems are invisible until traffic drops.

A page gets renamed and twenty links break. A plugin update removes page titles. Nobody notices until calls from the website slow down.

Scheduled audits catch these problems early and list each one with the page it affects.

SEO Autopilot audit on a laptop

Interface and key controls

See the details that keep work moving.

Pick an issue type to see the affected pages, then recheck after fixing. Detected issues are labeled separately from confirmed causes.

/services/gutters-oldDetectedLinked from footer on 24 pages · returns 404
/storm-damage-repairDetectedLink to /insurance-claims returns 404
/blog/hail-seasonDetectedImage link returns 404
Crawl SummaryScanned Oct 12, 2026 · 3:10 AM CT · 15 issues foundCoverage: 142 of 150 pages · 8 blocked by robots.txt

How SEO audits work

A clearer way to work.

  1. 01Add verified domainConfirm you own the site before it’s crawled.
  2. 02CrawlPages are scanned on a schedule, respecting robots.txt.
  3. 03Detect issuesBroken links, missing titles, slow pages and redirects are listed.
  4. 04Fix and recheckAfter a fix, recheck the affected pages.
  5. 05Track over timeSee whether issues are going up or down scan to scan.
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Business scenario

A practical day in the business.

Ironwood Roofing in Lubbock, TX redesigned its website in September. Owner Wes Calder runs a weekly audit.

  • Mon 7:30 AM — The Sunday-night scan finds 6 broken links pointing to old service pages.
  • 7:45 AM — Wes sees they all come from the footer and asks his web designer to fix it.
  • Tue 2:00 PM — He rechecks: 5 fixed, 1 still broken on the storm-damage page.
  • Next Mon — The weekly scan shows 1 open issue instead of 6.

Business scenarios and exceptions

Designed for real-world exceptions.

Each issue shows whether it was only detected or its cause was confirmed, and every report shows when it was scanned and how much of the site it covered.

FixedA recheck confirmed the page no longer has the issue.
DetectedThe crawler found a symptom, such as a slow load, but the cause hasn’t been confirmed yet.
Not scannedPages blocked by robots.txt or login weren’t checked. They’re listed so the report isn’t misleading.

FAQs

SEO audit questions.

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What does an SEO audit check?

Broken links, missing or duplicate page titles, slow pages, redirect chains and other technical issues on your site.

How often does it run?

On the schedule you choose, such as weekly, plus on-demand rechecks after you fix something.

Does it fix problems automatically?

No. It shows each issue and the affected page so you or your web designer can fix it, then recheck.

Who should use SEO audits?

Small business website owners and marketers who want to catch technical problems early.

Why weren’t some pages scanned?

Pages blocked by robots.txt, behind a login or unreachable aren’t crawled. The report lists them.

Catch website problems early.

Start a 14-day free trial or book a demo to run your first SEO audit.