technical-seo

A deterministic technical SEO audit evaluates indexability, canonical tags, robots directives, headings, links, images, structured data, hreflang, and social metadata. It checks whether these signals meet page-template requirements and extracts evidence-based facts for repair prioritization.

Prioritize technical SEO fixes by evaluating deterministic severity, dependencies, and explicit evidence from the audit. The output provides human-readable repair priorities and follow-up checks without editorial drift.

Yes, the audit supports rendered HTML, local pages, and page templates. It validates indexability, metadata, heading correctness, structured data presence, and crawl-derived checks while preserving deterministic scores and severities.

Use a deterministic, evidence-based workflow to validate hreflang and canonical tags. This approach extracts page facts and reports exact pass/fail statuses, severities, and repair suggestions without guessing or editorial drift.

Inconsistent audit results occur when interpretation introduces editorial drift. A deterministic audit prevents this by preserving authoritative pass/fail results, scores, severities, and JSON findings exactly as extracted from the evidence.