A website crawl audit with page-level evidence
A site-wide score is only a starting point. A website crawl audit helps you see which URLs were checked, what the crawler found and where a problem occurs. SEO for Pro keeps technical checks alongside their measured values so you can review a finding before making a change.
Find broken internal links and redirect issues
Review links that return an error, the pages that link to them and their destination URLs. A working source page can contain a broken destination: the report should distinguish the two. Check redirect paths before replacing a link, and update internal links to the intended final URL where appropriate.
Review search access and canonical signals
Inspect robots directives, noindex signals, canonical annotations and sitemap-related findings. A noindex tag is not automatically a mistake: account, checkout and other private pages may intentionally stay out of search. Focus on conflicts that affect pages you want people to find.
Understand the crawler’s limits
The HTML crawler does not execute JavaScript. Text or links added only after scripts run may be absent from its results. Separately connected Google PageSpeed tests measure loading performance. Browser layout checks that cannot run on the production server are marked Not measured, not passed.
Turn technical checks into practical fixes
Start with confirmed broken destinations or blocked important pages. Read the evidence, make the smallest appropriate change and run a new audit to check the result. Keep saved reports to compare what you found on each audit date.
Questions about technical seo checker
Does a failed link mean the source page is broken?
No. Check both the source page status and the destination status. The destination may fail while the page containing the link returns 200.
Is this a fully rendered JavaScript crawl?
No. The local HTML checks use fetched markup. JavaScript-only content and unavailable browser layout tests need separate review.