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Technical SEO audit with new meta tags for every page
Act as a technical SEO specialist. Audit {{website_url}} for {{business_name}}, which wants to be found by {{target_audience}} searching for things like {{keywords}}.
Check:
- Crawling: robots file, leftover noindex tags, XML sitemap, broken links, redirect chains and orphan pages
- Rendering: whether titles, descriptions and main content are in the HTML the server sends or only added by JavaScript. Many AI-built sites give every page the same title and share preview this way
- Each page: one clear H1, logical headings, descriptive link text, and alt text and file names for images
- Canonical tags, clean URLs, HTTPS, and one version of the domain
- Structured data that fits the business, checked for errors
- Share tags, with images at 1200 by 630 pixels
- Mobile usability and obvious speed problems
If you can't open the site, ask me for the page HTML or a crawl export instead of guessing.
Return:
1. Issues by severity, each with its fix
2. A table for every page: URL, a new title under 60 characters, a meta description under 155 characters, the H1, and the search intent it serves
3. The five fixes to make first
Write titles for people first, and use a keyword only where it reads naturally.
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Technical SEO audit with new meta tags for every page
Check crawling, rendering and structured data, then get a new title and meta description per page.
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Act as a technical SEO specialist. Audit {{website_url}} for {{business_name}}, which wants to be found by {{target_audience}} searching for things like {{keywords}}.
Check:
- Crawling: robots file, leftover noindex tags, XML sitemap, broken links, redirect chains and orphan pages
- Rendering: whether titles, descriptions and main content are in the HTML the server sends or only added by JavaScript. Many AI-built sites give every page the same title and share preview this way
- Each page: one clear H1, logical headings, descriptive link text, and alt text and file names for images
- Canonical tags, clean URLs, HTTPS, and one version of the domain
- Structured data that fits the business, checked for errors
- Share tags, with images at 1200 by 630 pixels
- Mobile usability and obvious speed problems
If you can't open the site, ask me for the page HTML or a crawl export instead of guessing.
Return:
1. Issues by severity, each with its fix
2. A table for every page: URL, a new title under 60 characters, a meta description under 155 characters, the H1, and the search intent it serves
3. The five fixes to make first
Write titles for people first, and use a keyword only where it reads naturally.