EZ SEOS

What technical SEO issues are holding your site back?

Run an on-demand crawl, then work a prioritized issues board. That includes orphans that still earn Search Console demand and slow pages that already matter for traffic. On-demand, not a scheduled continuous watch.

Site Audits

What you'll see

  • Page inventory, status codes, and indexability
  • Prioritized issues board grouped by pages affected
  • Orphans that still earn Search Console demand
  • Performance joined to traffic risk
  • Citation readiness and originality fold-in
  • IndexNow notify after you ship fixes
  • History compare across audit runs

What you can do

How does an on-demand technical SEO crawl work?

You run an on-demand technical SEO crawl of your website when you want a fresh inventory, not because a calendar forced a noise dump. Cost estimate before the crawl. Up to 10,000 pages. You get page inventory, status codes, and indexability so you know what is live, what redirects, and what search engines can actually use. Then you work the board, not a raw export of every URL.

How is this different from a raw crawl dump?

Issues are grouped with examples and prioritized by pages affected: a prioritized technical SEO fix list, not a raw crawl dump. Missing titles, metas, redirects, and noindex issues show up with the rest of the hygiene set: status codes, headings, canonicals, redirect chains, image alt, response times, thin or JS shells, orphans. You fix what hits the most important pages first, not whatever sorted alphabetically.

How do I find orphan pages that still get Search Console impressions?

Thin pages and orphan URLs in a technical crawl are one thing. Orphan rescue joins the crawl to Search Console demand so you can find orphan pages that still get impressions in Search Console. Those are the ones worth linking back into the site instead of treating every orphan as equal noise.

Which slow pages are costing me SEO traffic?

Lighthouse-style performance scores alone are a pile of red. We join performance to traffic risk so Lighthouse performance issues on pages that already get traffic rise up. Slow pages that nobody visits can wait. Slow pages that already matter for SEO traffic get the pencil first.

Can the audit also check content originality?

Yes, as a content quality lens on crawled pages: originality risk signals for review, with human approve before a paid scan runs. Detail lives on content originality. The audit is the crawl home; originality is the fold-in, not a separate forever-running detector product.

How should my page differ from ranking competitors?

You can pull a SERP differentiation brief for how a page should stand apart from ranking competitors, and a Wayback-style competitor timeline when history matters. Teasers here; use them when a fix is content shape, not only tags and redirects. The SEO agent can help prioritize which fixes to take first.

Is my page structured enough for AI citation?

Citation readiness from crawl content is a GEO bridge: is the page structured enough that AI systems have something clear to cite? Deeper Visibility Engine and GEO work lives under AI visibility.

How do I notify search engines when pages change?

IndexNow notify from audit flows lets you tell supporting engines that URLs changed after you ship fixes, so you are not waiting forever for a recrawl on work you already did.

Can I compare audit issues over time?

Site audit history compare issues over time across runs so you can see whether the board is shrinking or you just reintroduced the same mess.

What you see

  • Page inventory, status codes, and indexability
  • Prioritized issues board grouped by pages affected
  • Orphans that still earn Search Console demand
  • Performance joined to traffic risk
  • Citation readiness and originality fold-in
  • IndexNow notify after you ship fixes
  • History compare across audit runs

Want the operator-level detail?

Open the docs for Site Audits workflow, limits, and behavior notes.

Read the docs

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