Recent Audits

About Recent Audits

This page shows the most recent SEO audits run through SEODoc. Each audit checks a website across nine key areas. These areas are titles and meta tags, site speed, security headers, link structure, content quality, JSON-LD schemas, mobile and access, social tags, and core technical SEO.

Every score goes from 0 to 100. A grade of A or higher means the site follows most SEO best practices. A lower grade points to areas that need work. Click any audit above to see the full report with all issues, an ordered fix plan, keyword data, and page-by-page results.

What Each Grade Means

• A+ (95-100) — The site is in top shape. Very few issues to fix.
• A (90-94) — Great SEO. Only small tweaks are needed.
• B (75-89) — Good but with room for gains in some areas.
• C (55-74) — Fair. Several issues hold the site back from ranking well.
• D (40-54) — Poor. The site has major SEO gaps that hurt search traffic.
• F (below 40) — Needs urgent work. Key SEO basics are missing.

How to Use These Results

Open any audit and look at the Fix Roadmap tab first. It lists the top changes you can make, sorted by how much they help your score. Start with the high-impact items. Most sites can jump a full grade just by fixing titles, adding meta tags, and setting up HTTPS and security headers. You can learn more about SEO best practices from the Google Search docs and the Schema.org standards.

What the Audit Checks

Every SEODoc audit looks at nine key areas of your website. These cover the full range of on-site SEO factors that search engines use to rank pages. Here is a quick look at what gets checked.

• Technical SEO — Status codes, canonical URLs, robots rules, charset, and doctype.
• On-Page SEO — Title tags, meta descriptions, heading order, and image alt text.
• Page Speed — Load time, compression, preconnect, prefetch, and font loading.
• Security — HTTPS, HSTS, CSP, X-Frame, and other safety headers.
• Structured Data — JSON-LD schemas like Organization, FAQ, and BreadcrumbList.
• Content Quality — Word count, reading level, and depth of useful content.
• Mobile Access — Viewport, language, ARIA roles, and semantic HTML.
• Link Structure — Internal links, external links, broken links, click depth.
• Social Tags — Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags for sharing.

Tips for Better Scores

Start with the basics. Make sure every page has a unique title and meta description. Use one H1 tag per page with a clear heading order. Add alt text to all images. Set up HTTPS and add security headers. Then move on to structured data and speed tweaks. Even small changes add up fast.

SEO Scoring Weights

SEODoc uses weighted scoring. Not all areas count the same. Technical and on-page SEO carry the most weight because they form the base that search engines depend on. Here is how each category counts toward the final score.

Grade Ranges

SEODoc turns your number score into a letter grade. The grade gives you a quick sense of where your site stands. Here are the ranges used for each grade level.

Common SEO Mistakes

Many sites lose points for the same basic issues. Here are the most common mistakes we see in audits and how to fix them quickly.

• Missing meta description — Every page needs a unique description under 160 characters. This text shows in search results.
• Title too long or missing — Keep titles under 60 characters. They should be clear and include your main keyword.
• No HTTPS — Search engines prefer secure sites. Get an SSL certificate and redirect HTTP to HTTPS.
• Broken internal links — Links to pages that return 404 waste crawl budget and hurt user trust.
• Missing alt text on images — Every image should have alt text that describes what it shows.
• No structured data — Add JSON-LD to help search engines show rich snippets in results.

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