Twelve checks, live data and live search, written up as a graded report with fixes in priority order. In your inbox in about 5 minutes.
Every audit runs the same twelve questions against your site. Each one is something a search engine or an AI assistant is already silently deciding about you.
Before rankings can even be argued about, search engines have to reach the pages that matter. The audit checks what your robots rules, redirects and canonical tags actually allow, because sites lock themselves out more often than anyone expects.
The title is the first sentence of the pitch, read by the searcher and the crawler at the same time. The audit reads every one it can reach and flags the pages selling themselves short.
Machines read your outline before your paragraphs. The audit checks whether the heading order tells the same story as the page, because a scrambled outline makes even good content hard to rank and hard to quote.
Schema markup is how you tell machines exactly what they are looking at: a business, an offer, a review, an address. The audit checks what you declare, what is missing, and what that costs you in rich results.
Slow pages cap rankings before the content gets a vote, and every extra megabyte is paid for on a phone connection. The audit weighs your pages and names what makes them heavy.
Most local searches happen on a phone, so the audit reads your site on one. Google indexes the mobile version of your site, not the desktop version you designed first.
The audit reads your pages against the questions people actually ask, because content that only describes the business leaves the question for a competitor to answer.
Then the audit steps outside the site and searches for you by name. What shows on that page is your shop window: the knowledge panel, the reviews, the sitelinks, and whatever else has crept in beside them.
The audit checks where you sit on the phrases with money behind them, not just the ones you like. The difference between position eight and position eleven is the difference between traffic and silence.
Every search you lose is won by someone specific. The audit names who takes the traffic you are missing and reads what they do that you do not, so the gap stops being a mystery.
Links are still how search engines weigh trust. The audit measures whether your site carries enough weight to compete where you want to rank, and whether your profile helps you or holds you back.
A growing share of buyers never see a results page: they ask an assistant and take the recommendation. The audit asks the question for you and puts the answer on the record.
The free audit is the real engine on a short leash. Paid plans take the leash off and put your brand on the result.
A real white label audit built by the paid engine, exactly as a prospect receives it: researched section by section, branded for the agency that sent it.
Open the sample PDFSellSEO is the tool agencies use to find businesses that provably need SEO and to build the evidence that wins them as clients. The audits those agencies send are built by the same engine as this page. This is that engine, once a day, for free, so you can judge the quality yourself.
The twelve checks above: it reads your homepage the way a crawler does, checks what is indexed and how you appear in search, then researches the site with live web search and writes a graded audit with fixes in priority order.
The audit is built from live data and lands in your inbox in about 5 minutes.
Yes, one audit per day per person. Agencies that want unlimited audits under their own brand run them white label on any paid plan.
No account and no card. A website and an email address are all it needs.
Twelve checks, a grade, and the fixes in priority order. Free, in about 5 minutes.
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