Website Audit

Up to 3000 URLs, all filters, sorts and the exact issue messages.

“Run audit” crawls up to 3000 URLs. The result is a technical snapshot, not an automatic fix and not a full replacement for Search Console or Lighthouse.

Workflow

1
Check the domain
The audit must be for the right project.
2
Click “Run audit”
Starts the crawl up to the 3000 limit.
3
Wait for it to finish
You can use another module.
4
Filter “Errors only”
Start with inaccessible/HTTP problems.
5
Then “With issues”
Review metadata, H1 and noindex.
6
Finally “All”
Confirm the scope and the “ok” rows.
7
Fix the site
The change is made in the CMS/code.
8
Run a new audit
Only a new crawl confirms the fix.

Filters

With issues: All URLs with at least one issue.
Errors only: Focus on the most severe problems.
All: Also includes rows without issues.

Sort

Issues first: Orders the affected URLs first.
HTTP status: Groups by response code.
URL: Alphabetical/lexicographic ordering.
Title: Orders by title value.

The field “Search URL, title or issue…” searches all three types of text.

Exact issue messages

The page does not open.: Normal content was not received; check accessibility.
HTTP 403 — the server blocks the crawler…: A WAF/bot filter stops the crawl. This does not mean the title/H1 are missing on the live site. Whitelist the platform IP or temporarily relax the filter, then run a new audit.
HTTP {code}: A specific HTTP status (e.g. 404/500). For a code ≥400 we do not separately count “missing title/meta/H1” — the body is often empty.
Missing title.: No title on a successful (2xx/3xx) response.
Title is over 70 characters.: The title is over the recommended threshold; edit for clarity, not only for the count.
Missing meta description.: There is no meta description.
Meta description is over 160 characters.: The description is over the recommended threshold.
Missing H1.: No H1 was found in the HTML (including visually hidden).
The page is noindex.: The URL instructs the search engine not to index it.
Request error.: The request ended with a technical error.
ok: No issue was found by this set of checks.

Questions & answers

Why does the audit show thousands of “missing title/H1”?

Often the page returned 403/an empty body to the crawler. New crawls do not pile SEO warnings on top of HTTP errors. If you see a mass 403 — whitelist the IP or relax the WAF.

Why is an important page missing?

It may not be in the crawled set/sitemap, may fall after the 3000 limit or may be inaccessible.

Is noindex always an error?

No. For login, cart or filters it may be deliberate. Confirm the intent.

Does a title over 65 characters necessarily hurt?

Not automatically. It is a signal to review; keep the meaning and the intent.