seo-technical

Run a technical SEO audit by analyzing rendered HTML, robots.txt, and sitemaps to identify blocks in crawling and indexing. This Skill automates a six-layer audit covering crawlability, indexability, rendering, architecture, structured data, and page experience, returning a prioritized list of actionable fixes.

The best way to audit structured data and Core Web Vitals during a migration is to apply a comprehensive technical SEO framework. This process validates schema markup, page experience signals, and rendering across the site to prevent traffic drops and ensure search engines properly index the new platform.

Indexing problems and traffic drops often stem from technical SEO issues like poor crawlability, rendering failures, or incorrect canonicalization. Feeding your site URL, rendered HTML, and Search Console data into an automated audit identifies these specific blockers and provides actionable guidance to resolve them.

Yes, you can use this audit framework for site replatforms across any platform. It requires inputs like the site URL, access to rendered HTML, robots.txt, and sitemaps to validate indexing and performance signals, making it adaptable for whole-site reviews and migrations regardless of the underlying architecture.

To implement hreflang, canonicalization, and robots.txt rules, follow the actionable guidance generated by the technical SEO audit. The audit output prioritizes site architecture fixes and provides specific instructions for configuring sitemaps, schema markup, and mobile security best practices to restore indexability.