A website audit, explained with an example
Explore the findings and their scope for Northline Plumbing, a fictional business. This is a sample, not a scan of your website.
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- 4pages read: your homepage and three it links to
- 5areas checked
- 0changes made to your site
- Noaccount needed
3areas need attention
In the example reportThree of five areas need attention: indexing signals, titles and headings, and content signals.
Reading page 1 of 4
What to doReview noindex directives against the pages you want discoverable.
Search resultIllustrative
What the audit checks
Each finding says how often it was seen and what to do about it. Each area gets a status in words: needs attention, no issues seen, or couldn’t check. It describes the pages read and doesn’t predict rankings.
Search outcomes vary. Rankings, indexing and traffic are never guaranteed.
- CrawlingWhether your homepage responds and linked pages on the same domain load.
- Indexing signalsNoindex directives and conflicting canonical tags.
- Titles and headingsMissing page titles, meta descriptions and headings.
- Sitemap and internal linksPages in your sitemap that no other page links to.
- Content signalsStructured data, image alt text and pages with identical content.