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How to Run a Site Audit in SEOLinkDepot

Run a complete technical and on-page SEO audit and turn findings into clear next steps.

Use Site Audit to crawl your website, review the overall SEO health score, and identify issues that can be fixed automatically or need manual attention.
1

Open Site Audits

Choose Site Audits from the left navigation. This opens the Professional Site Audit workspace.

Site Audit — Open Site Audits
Step 1 — Open Site Audits
2

Select the website project

Choose the project you want to audit. SEOLinkDepot loads the website URL associated with that project.

Site Audit — Select the website project
Step 2 — Select the website project
3

Start the full audit

Click Run Full Audit. The audit engine begins crawling and analysing the selected website.

Site Audit — Start the full audit
Step 3 — Start the full audit
4

Monitor crawl progress

Keep this page open while the audit runs. The progress panel shows the current phase, crawl progress, URLs discovered, pages crawled, and findings as they are detected.

Site Audit — Monitor crawl progress
Step 4 — Monitor crawl progress
5

Review the completed audit

When the audit finishes, review the SEO health score, pages crawled, findings, language detection, crawl coverage, strengths, and priority roadmap.

Site Audit — Review the completed audit
Step 5 — Review the completed audit
6

Filter findings by category

Use the finding filters to focus on automatic fixes, manual priority fixes, page structure, content and media, accessibility, performance, or advanced server checks.

Site Audit — Filter findings by category
Step 6 — Filter findings by category
7

Review issues SEOLinkDepot can help fix

The Fix Automatically group highlights supported findings such as missing meta descriptions or title problems that can move into Page Optimization.

Site Audit — Review issues SEOLinkDepot can help fix
Step 7 — Review issues SEOLinkDepot can help fix
8

Review manual priority fixes

Some findings require a person, developer, theme change, hosting change, or server configuration. Open each item to see the affected URLs and evidence.

Site Audit — Review manual priority fixes
Step 8 — Review manual priority fixes
Good to know

Start with the highest-priority findings, then move supported page-level problems into Page Optimization.

Need more help? Use the SEOLinkDepot support button available on the website.