Post by account_disabled on Jan 28, 2024 6:30:01 GMT
Author: Paweł Gontarek Share: Clients often ask me "what do I really get in an SEO audit?" My nice competitors (read: colleagues from the industry) also often ask what and how should be included in such a document. Putting everything together, I will try to describe in a few "short" words step by step what may be included in the audit. I certainly won't exhaust everything because an SEO audit is performed individually for each website because each site is built differently. But there are definitely common features. SEO audit – Preparation for the audit When you sit down for an audit, it's better to get up immediately..
It's not worth rushing into the analysis right away. First you should start with Webmaster's guidelines according to Google . just kidding Watch and click on the website Before you actually start SEO Phone Number List audits and start looking for errors in the website, you should first "use" it as an ordinary user by accessing all the links and searching for various things (if there is a search engine - most often in stores and large websites.
You should check whether the website works fast or slow, how pages load, whether navigation is convenient (which I probably won't write about here because it's SEO, not marketing), check whether the website has implemented redirections, correctly returns pages with errors (404) or hangs giving error500? You can also at least visually check whether the website has texts in bold or enlarged (here the suspicion falls on H1, H2, H3.
It's not worth rushing into the analysis right away. First you should start with Webmaster's guidelines according to Google . just kidding Watch and click on the website Before you actually start SEO Phone Number List audits and start looking for errors in the website, you should first "use" it as an ordinary user by accessing all the links and searching for various things (if there is a search engine - most often in stores and large websites.
You should check whether the website works fast or slow, how pages load, whether navigation is convenient (which I probably won't write about here because it's SEO, not marketing), check whether the website has implemented redirections, correctly returns pages with errors (404) or hangs giving error500? You can also at least visually check whether the website has texts in bold or enlarged (here the suspicion falls on H1, H2, H3.