Site Audit: Find & Fix On-Page SEO Issues

Overview

Site Audit crawls your website and reviews the on-page health of every page - flagging the technical and SEO issues that hold your rankings back. It's the fastest way to find what to fix.

Where to find it

From the sidebar, open SEO > Site Audit.

Starting a site audit

Running an audit

  1. Enter your site URL (for example, https://smartlyq.com).
  2. Click Search.

SmartlyQ crawls the site and audits its pages. Larger sites take a little longer to finish.

What it checks

Once the crawl completes, you get a health report across common SEO factors, such as:

  • Missing or duplicate titles and meta descriptions.
  • Broken links and redirects.
  • Heading structure and content issues.
  • Indexability and technical problems that block search engines.

Each issue is grouped so you can prioritise the highest-impact fixes first.

Tips

  • Run an audit before a big content push so you fix the foundations first.
  • Re-run periodically - sites drift as pages are added and changed.
  • Fix the high-severity items first (titles, broken links, indexability) for the biggest gains.