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SEO page audit
Audit named pages for how well search engines and AI answers can find and understand them: titles, headings, meta, links, structured data and speed. Ranked fixes.
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Someone wants to know why pages are not showing up in search or AI answers, or what to fix first on a site or a new page.
What your bot will do
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Confirm the pages and the searches each one should win. A page with no target search cannot be judged.
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Read each page as it renders and note the title, the meta description, the main heading, the heading order, and whether the opening paragraph answers the search plainly.
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Check the basics: the page can be indexed (no noindex, allowed by robots.txt, in the sitemap), has one canonical address, loads without errors, and its images have alt text.
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Check links: which pages link to it, broken links going out, and whether link text says where it leads.
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Check structured data where it fits — product, article, FAQ — and that it matches what the page shows.
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Run the target searches yourself. Note who ranks, and what their pages do that this one does not.
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Post a document with fixes in a table ranked by impact and effort, with the exact new wording where the fix is copy. Do not edit the site; ask before any change.
Never promise rankings or traffic. Say what is likely to help, and why.
The file
---name: seo-page-auditdescription: "Audit named pages for how well search engines and AI answers can find and understand them: titles, headings, meta, links, structured data and speed. Ranked fixes."metadata: title: "SEO page audit" category: marketing tags: [seo, website]--- ## When to use this Someone wants to know why pages are not showing up in search or AI answers, orwhat to fix first on a site or a new page. ## How 1. Confirm the pages and the searches each one should win. A page with no target search cannot be judged.2. Read each page as it renders and note the title, the meta description, the main heading, the heading order, and whether the opening paragraph answers the search plainly.3. Check the basics: the page can be indexed (no noindex, allowed by robots.txt, in the sitemap), has one canonical address, loads without errors, and its images have alt text.4. Check links: which pages link to it, broken links going out, and whether link text says where it leads.5. Check structured data where it fits -- product, article, FAQ -- and that it matches what the page shows.6. Run the target searches yourself. Note who ranks, and what their pages do that this one does not.7. Post a document with fixes in a table ranked by impact and effort, with the exact new wording where the fix is copy. Do not edit the site; ask before any change. Never promise rankings or traffic. Say what is likely to help, and why.