Should I fix every issue found by the SEO Audit Tool?

It’s best to start with the 'critical' and 'high' severity items (they’re marked in red). These will have the biggest impact on your SEO.

How often should I run an audit with the SEO Audit Tool?

Once a month is a solid habit, or anytime you make big changes to your website. We keep an eye on the SEO world and add new checkpoints regularly, so you’re always covered.

SEO Audit

How to use the SEO Audit Tool

Getting started is easy. Just enter your website’s full URL or a specific page, then hit “Start Audit.” In moments, the SEO Audit Tool will scan your page and show you a detailed, easy-to-read SEO report.

Advanced settings in the SEO Audit Tool

Use premium proxy to acquire page contents: Handy if your site blocks bots or has IP restrictions. This lets the audit tool grab your content just like a real visitor would.
JavaScript rendering – Auto (default): If your site uses JavaScript frameworks (like React, Angular, or Vue), no worries—this setting makes sure the audit sees your page exactly as Googlebot does.
Country (proxy bot location): Want to see how your site looks from a different country? Pick where your audit bot operates from. By default, it's set to United States.
HTML code input: If your website blocks SEO tools or relies heavily on client-side rendering, just paste your rendered HTML here. You’ll get a complete and accurate report.
Use Googlebot as user agent: The audit tool can crawl your site as Googlebot for results that are as close to real-world as it gets.
Include advanced checkpoints: Turn this on for even more technical and in-depth checks. Perfect if you want the most comprehensive audit possible.
Include web writing audit: Checks your content for clear structure and solid SEO writing practices.
Include UX checkpoints: Makes sure your site is user-friendly and engaging for your visitors.
Include Conversion Rate Optimization checkpoints: Audits the elements that help turn visitors into actual customers.

What the SEO Audit Tool does

The SEO Audit Tool takes a deep dive into your website, checking over 200 technical, on-page, and UX factors. It looks at things like indexability, page speed, meta data, broken links, mobile usability, and much more. Think of it as your personal website health inspector.

How the SEO Audit Tool can help you

No more guesswork. The SEO Audit Tool shows you exactly what’s hurting your site’s visibility—and tells you how to fix it. That means better Google rankings, happier visitors, and more conversions, faster.

SEO Audit Tool Use Cases

Launching a new website or landing page? Run a pre-launch check for peace of mind.
Organic traffic suddenly dropped? Use the audit to spot hidden issues right away.
Want to keep your site healthy? Monthly audits help you stay on top of things.
Working with new clients? Quickly assess their site and build a smarter strategy.
Want to impress clients? Create beautiful, white-labeled SEO audits with just a few clicks.

SEO Audit Tool Comparison with Other Tools

Checkpoint	DiagnoSEO	Other
Number of checkpoints in SEO audit	200+	~50
Include advanced checkpoints	✅	❌
Include web writing audit	✅	❌
Include UX checkpoints	✅	❌
Include Conversion Rate Optimization checkpoints	✅	❌
White-label SEO Reports	✅	✅
Downloadable PDFs	✅	✅
Use premium proxy to acquire page contents	✅	❌
JavaScript rendering	✅	❌

SEO Audit Tool Pro Tips

Fix critical technical errors first: Indexing and crawling issues can totally block your rankings. Always start there.
Audit your top-performing pages first: A quick win—small fixes on pages that already get traffic can mean a big boost.
SEO is ongoing: Set a reminder to run audits monthly or after major site changes. Keep an eye on your audit history to see improvements over time. We’re constantly updating with new SEO checkpoints, too!

Common Mistakes When Using the SEO Audit Tool

Spending time on minor issues instead of focusing on critical errors.
Ignoring mobile optimization warnings—most visitors are on mobile these days!
Missing redirect chains or broken internal links that confuse both users and search engines.
Viewing the results but not actually following the recommended fixes.

Suggested Workflow with the SEO Audit Tool

Start with an audit of your homepage, then move on to templates like category pages, product pages, and blog posts.
Work through the critical issues first—think indexing, meta tags, speed, mobile-friendliness.
Make the recommended changes with your dev or in your CMS.
Run the audit again and see how things improve!
Take things further with the Keyword Placement Tool, TF-IDF Tool, and SERP Analyzer for deep, keyword-focused optimization.

SEO Audit Tool FAQ

Should I fix every issue found by the SEO Audit Tool?

It’s best to start with the “critical” and “high” severity items (they’re marked in red). These will have the biggest impact on your SEO.
How often should I run an audit with the SEO Audit Tool?

Once a month is a solid habit, or anytime you make big changes to your website. We keep an eye on the SEO world and add new checkpoints regularly, so you’re always covered.

Find SEO Issues Hurting Your Google Ranking

SEO Audit Tool Integrations

Keyword Placement Tool — Easily optimize your content for the keywords that matter most.
SERP Analyzer — See what’s working for your competitors and spot key ranking factors.
Content Editor — Create or update content that search engines (and people) will love.
TF-IDF Tool — Fine-tune your page with the right topical terms and phrases.
Keyword Rank Checker — Watch your rankings climb as you fix your site!