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SEO Audit Checklist
Score technical, on-page, off-page, local, and AI citation readiness signals with a practical self-audit checklist.
Check the items that are already true for your site. The score is directional and meant to prioritize the next conversation.
Start by checking what already works, then use the result to choose the next SEO audit priority.
Priority report
Your weakest area will appear here as checks are selected.
Start with blockers that can keep important pages out of search entirely.
Use the score to decide which page groups need deeper review.
Watch indexing, internal links, local consistency, and entity signals after changes.
How to use this score
The checklist is not a replacement for a full crawl, log review, or content audit. It is a quick way to separate foundational blockers from later optimization work.
What the result means
A low score usually means the site has unresolved foundations: crawl access, canonical signals, unclear intent, inconsistent local details, or weak entity clarity. These issues should be reviewed before investing heavily in new content or link acquisition.
A mid-range score usually means the site has some useful structure but needs prioritization. Look for issues that affect important templates, service pages, local pages, or guides rather than chasing every minor warning.
A high score does not mean the site is finished. It means the next opportunity may be more strategic: authority assets, original research, stronger internal links, local proof, conversion improvements, or measurement discipline.
Use the score as a conversation starter, then turn the findings into a priority map with impact, confidence, effort, and risk.