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Sitechecker's SEO analyzer crawls your entire site, identifying over 300 potential issues that could negatively impact your SEO, such as broken links, redirects, HTTP status codes, 404 pages, 5xx server errors, meta titles, and more – all for each URL. The tool generates a comprehensive report with issues grouped by category and SEO importance, along with step-by-step guides to help you address and fix each issue and improve your website's SEO performance.

Website Score is the internal metric that we use in Site Audit. It helps to measure the technical excellence in terms of SEO of a website. It can be really helpful for tracking the progress you make with Sitechecker and the impact of fixing the errors found. To make a long story short, a site score can be described as a ratio between the issues and the quantity of all the pages on your site. Website Score is an average score across all website pages. By default, each page has 100 points. And we deduct the cost of each error from those 100 points.

To improve your SEO score, it's essential to address any issues that have been identified on your site. In order to maximize the impact of your efforts, it's important to prioritize fixing critical issues first, as they can have a more significant negative impact on your website's SEO health. Additionally, it's important to understand the number of pages affected by each error. In some cases, even if an issue is classified as a warning, if it affects a large number of pages, resolving it can have a significant positive impact on your SEO score.

We offer several options for sharing the results of your SEO scan, including the ability to download a PDF summary or full report of the site audit, export all HTML pages or specific issue types to a spreadsheet, and generate a sitemap of affected pages. You can also share your project via email or a shareable link, and manage permissions for those with whom you share it.

Regrettably, we are currently unable to correct technical errors on clients' websites. However, you can utilize our detailed how-to-fix guides. Alternatively, you may copy the report link and share it with your developer, webmaster, or SEO specialist, or create a task for freelancers on specialized marketplaces.

Consider that some websites accent their own efforts on getting traffic from referrals and social, email, and direct sources, but not search engines. In this case, some errors aren't so important for them. Also, for a huge website with different ways of hedging, a couple of errors aren't critical. But for your website, they can be fatal.