Audit Page

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Run an on-page SEO audit for a given URL and report fixes.

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Audit Page

Analyze a URL for on-page SEO issues and provide a prioritized list of fixes.

Inputs

  • URL — The web page to audit; must be publicly accessible. Example: https://example.com/about
  • Focus areas — Which aspects to prioritize (title/meta, headings, images, internal links, schema markup); if empty, audit all
  • Competition URL — Optional competing page to benchmark against for keyword and structure comparison; defaults to none
  • Report format — Output style (markdown summary, detailed checklist, or actionable brief); defaults to markdown summary

Steps

  1. Fetch the full page content and metadata at {URL}
  2. Parse and extract title tag, meta description, H1–H6 heading hierarchy, image alt text, internal link anchors, and structured data (schema markup)
  3. For each focus area in {Focus areas}, identify SEO defects: missing tags, keyword mismatch, duplicate headers, thin copy, broken links, unoptimized images, or missing alt text
  4. If {Competition URL} is provided, fetch and compare keyword density, heading structure, and on-page element counts
  5. Assign priority (high/medium/low) to each finding based on impact to search visibility and user experience
  6. Create fixes for the top 10–15 issues with concrete implementation guidance (e.g., "Replace H2 'Services' with 'Digital Marketing Services' to capture intent keyword")
  7. Format output per {Report format} and present the ranked list with fix instructions

Constraints

  • Audits capture a single point-in-time snapshot; rerun weekly for ongoing tracking
  • Do not access paywalled, authenticated, or private pages
  • Competitor URL analysis is limited to two concurrent fetches to avoid rate-limiting

Done when: You have a prioritized list of on-page SEO issues with specific, actionable fixes sorted by impact to search rankings.