seo-technical-audit

Run a technical SEO audit by crawling your site to collect robots.txt, sitemaps, indexation, canonicals, redirects, and Core Web Vitals data. The process evaluates site-wide health and produces a prioritized findings report assigning owners and severity levels.

A red-team style SEO audit is a rigorous site-wide assessment designed to root out hidden technical SEO blockers. You need one when standard checks fail to explain indexation issues, poor crawlability, or mobile performance problems.

Assessing Core Web Vitals requires a crawl tool and access to crawl data, utilizing GSC or CrUX data where available. This access is necessary to evaluate mobile-first performance and produce accurate indexation details.

Assign ownership for technical SEO findings by categorizing each issue by severity (P0, P1, P2) and allocating it to the responsible team: SEO, engineering, devops, or content. This creates an actionable findings table with clear follow-ups.

The best way to structure an indexation report is to produce a prioritized findings table containing mobile-first Core Web Vitals, canonical errors, and redirects. Include explicit owner assignments and verification steps for each blocker.

The main limitation of a technical SEO health evaluation is its dependency on external crawl tools and available data sources like GSC or CrUX. Without complete crawl data access, identifying site-wide blockers and indexation coverage may be incomplete.