The site audit slides

Read the site’s audit summary, then open the app for complete checks and page details.

Site audit slides overview

This block summarizes saved domain and page audits. Domain-level scores describe the audited site; the later homepage slides describe one page. Check the crawled-page count and whether coverage was capped before treating the findings as site-wide coverage.

The block needs a usable site audit. Structure needs crawled page records, homepage checks need a resolved homepage record, and deep-audit slides need the relevant deep results. A missing deep section is not a failed score or a zero result.

Read the site scores and domain checks

Overall site audit shows SSPS, SSPS+ and PERF where available, together with accessibility and AI-bot permission checks. Read SSPS, SSPS+ and PERF for their separate meanings and limits. A high score does not prove that an assistant visited or cited the site.

Indexability, canonicalization and entity groups indexability, discoverability, canonical signals and brand-entity markup. Review individual findings rather than treating the summary score as an instruction to change every check. The complete evidence and applicable manual confirmations are in Site audit.

Inspect structure and broken links

Site structure by page groups audited URLs by locale and path. It includes available page scores and issue counts. Redirect URLs are excluded from the content tree, so its displayed nodes may differ from the total crawl count.

Broken links across the site lists confirmed broken links, with internal links first, their link text and the pages where they were found. The list can be shortened; open the app for the rest.

A crawler receiving no response does not establish that a link is broken. Such links can be checked manually in the app; a link explicitly marked bad can appear among confirmed broken links. Do not treat unresolved no-response results as confirmed errors.

Read the homepage detail

• Homepage: access, meta, tech, linking: standard checks for access, metadata and structure, technology and language, discoverability and linking.
• Homepage social card: saved Open Graph title, description and card preview where available.
• Performance check: available laboratory speed measurements from the homepage deep audit. Read the metric labels and units; these are not real-visitor measurements.
• Homepage: rendering, extractability, E-E-A-T, schema: rendering, extractability, authorship and freshness signals, and structured-data checks. Only available deep checks are included.

Use Page audit to inspect a specific URL and its standard versus deep audit dates. A homepage result does not describe every page on the site.

Turn a finding into work

Open the corresponding URL or check in the app and review Technical recommendations. Recommendations summarize applicable work; the PDF does not guarantee a separate recommendation for every failed check. Use the current evidence, dependencies and priority to choose a task, then verify the result with the appropriate later audit.