Read your SEO health overview
The website audit dashboard separates passed checks, critical issues, warnings and checks that were not measured. Counts describe checks; they are not a count of unique affected pages. A website health score summarizes the audit’s checks and should not be read as a Google ranking score.
Open the evidence behind each finding
A useful technical SEO report answers four questions: what happened, where did it happen, what should you do and how can you verify the fix? SEO for Pro organizes measured values and affected URLs with repair guidance, so you can move from a summary to the evidence that supports it.
Keep site audit history in its project
Saved reports belong to the project’s fixed domain. Audit history lets you reopen earlier findings and check the date and scope of a crawl. A saved Google test is labeled as a saved result; it is not a fresh measurement each time you view the report.
Export a readable PDF SEO report
Download the report as a PDF to share with a colleague or developer. The export keeps findings, evidence and next steps together for an offline review. Sharing here means sharing the exported file; private projects and reports stay behind account sign-in.
Separate examples from live results
The public sample report uses illustrative data to explain the report format. Your own live audit uses the URLs checked and the services available at the time of the test. Missing API data or unavailable checks remain Not measured instead of receiving an invented result.
Questions about seo health reports
Can I share a report with a client?
You can export a PDF and share that file. Account projects and saved report data are private; public report links are not currently offered.
Does the health score predict my Google rankings?
No. It summarizes audit checks within the measured scope, not Google rankings or traffic forecasts.