Free SEO Audit Tool

An SEO audit is a comprehensive analysis of your website's search engine optimization health. It examines multiple factors that affect your site's visibility in search engines and identifies opportunities for improvement.

Regular SEO audits are crucial because:

• Search algorithms change frequently - What worked last year may not work today
• Technical issues emerge over time - Broken links, slow pages, and other problems accumulate
• Competition evolves - You need to stay ahead of competitors who are optimizing their sites
• User expectations change - Modern users expect fast, mobile-friendly experiences

Our free SEO audit tool provides a detailed report of your website's strengths and weaknesses with actionable recommendations.

The frequency of SEO audits depends on your website's size, industry, and resources:

Note: More frequent audits are recommended when you're actively working on SEO improvements or when you notice significant ranking drops.

Based on thousands of audits we've performed, these are the most common SEO issues:

Pro Tip: Our SEO audit tool checks for all these issues and more, providing specific recommendations for each problem found.

Our free SEO audit tool provides highly accurate results for technical SEO factors, on-page elements, and performance metrics. Here's how it compares:

For most websites, our free tool provides sufficient insights to make meaningful improvements. For enterprise-level needs, consider our premium SEO audit services.

Technical SEO and on-page SEO are both crucial for search visibility but focus on different aspects:

Best Practice: A complete SEO strategy requires both technical and on-page optimization working together.

Our SEO audit tool provides specific recommendations for each issue found. Here's a general process to address them:

1. Prioritize by impact

   Start with critical issues that most affect rankings and user experience.

2. Technical fixes first

   Address crawlability, indexation, and site structure issues before content.

3. Content improvements

   Enhance thin content, fix duplicate content, and optimize for target keywords.

4. Performance optimization

   Improve page speed, mobile usability, and Core Web Vitals.

5. Monitor results

   Track rankings and traffic after implementing changes.

For complex technical issues, consider consulting with an SEO specialist or your web developer.

SEO is a long-term strategy, and results vary based on several factors:

Yes! Analyzing competitors' websites can provide valuable insights for your own SEO strategy. Here's what to look for:

• Technical SEO: How is their site structured? Are there obvious technical advantages?
• Content Strategy: What topics are they covering? How comprehensive is their content?
• Keyword Targeting: Which keywords are they ranking for that you're not?
• Backlink Profile: Who's linking to them? (Use our Backlink Checker)
• User Experience: How does their site compare in terms of speed and mobile-friendliness?

Pro Tip: Don't just copy competitors - identify gaps where you can provide better content or user experience.

While both tools provide SEO insights, they serve different purposes:

Best Practice: Use both tools together for complete visibility. Our audit complements GSC data with deeper analysis.

Consistent tracking is essential for measuring SEO success. Here's how to monitor progress:

Our tool allows you to save audit reports and compare them over time to measure improvements in your SEO health score.