Phase 1: We plan and execute the onsite SEO analysis

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Phase 1: We plan and execute the onsite SEO analysis
SEMrush Site Audit, as mentioned earlier, allows an in-depth analysis of a website to check for errors and warnings, with essential details to remedy and make the appropriate corrections. The ability to schedule SEO analyses over time also provides a useful and valuable outline of the history of each individual problem that may be encountered, highlighting its appearance or disappearance rather than reappearance, and the decrease or increase in the amount of reports.

The analysis starts with a simple wizard: we type the domain name to analyze and the name to give to the SEO optimization project, the type of analysis desired , the depth (indicated in number iceland phone number of pages), the frequency of periodic analysis, any exclusions, management of third levels and other primary information. Once the SEO check has started, it takes just a few minutes to obtain the first data, which are illustrated in clear graphs with decidedly evocative colors ( red = problem, yellow = warning, green = ok, we can do it ).


Site Audit's guided analysis for your SEO optimization
In this first screen we see a summary showing the overall optimization score , as a percentage, with an index of improvement or worsening (in this case worsening due to the increase in errors), and with further details on the number of resources scanned and the “health” of the site.

Alongside the global overview, errors, warnings and notifications are effectively and clearly divided , indicating at first glance the priority of the highlighted criticalities. In the case above we see in particular the increase in “broken” internal links, links with “nofollow” and server-side errors with response code 5XX.

Phase 2: Let's dig deeper into the errors that Site Audit shows us
SEMrush Site Audit lists the possible errors found and that can be found in the website being analyzed: