How to do a Technical SEO Audit (Easy with Screaming Frog tool)

How to do a Technical SEO Audit (Easy with Screaming Frog tool)
In this video, I'll show you how to do a technical SEO audit using a tool like Screaming Frog. If you haven't used it before, don't worry. I will tell you what some common items mean, what to look for, etc.
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What is a technical SEO audit? This is a tactic that SEO specialists use to assess a website's performance and best SEO practices from a technical point of view. Some categories we look at: page speed, page titles, URL structure, indexation status, status codes, etc.
We look for things that may be affecting your website; things you're doing bad on it and how to fix them. This helps improve your Google SEO rankings.
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[@hp.basketball]

Cool! But you didn't actually say something about what would you give more priority among those issues that popped up.

[@SolvingSEO]

You're right. This is dependent on your client's SEO marketing goals. But generally speaking, I'll share my thoughts on this. Suppose you get hired to do a technical SEO audit. In that case, you'd want to make your SEO-fixing decisions based on what's relevant for the client, what can wait, what can't wait, and what should take priority to have the biggest impact on your client's website performance. For example, you might prioritize fixing canonical tags on a website with multiple versions of a home page URL over addressing issues like broken pages that produce a 404 error or any other technical issue. Additionally, something that could wait could be things like fixing anchor text optimization or optimizing the website for speed. The Screaming Frog crawl tool can provide a quick idea of what it considers priority and "gaps," helping you identify other areas to consider for fixing based on its suggestion list. Hope this helps!

[@jedmandia9637]

cool

[@adnanhabib535]

Have a nice video for education

[@SolvingSEO]

Yes, thank you!

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[@lovedaychill]

Very nice educative video

[@SolvingSEO]

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it. More videos on technical SEO coming very soon!

[@creativequixeo]

I hope you make more like these topics specifically using screaming frog and after a few vids, move on to another SEO audit essentials

[@SolvingSEO]

Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you like these style of videos. I will definitely be making a few new videos on technical SEO and what I do today for tech SEO. Good idea. Stay tuned 👌

[@celestialkingdom]

Nice vid. Is there a way to get pageviews for all the pages in a site?

[@SolvingSEO]

I'm not sure about all the pages on your site. But I would focus on adding more internal links throughout your content (without being spammy), and make recommendations to check out your other content when you write a new blog post.

[@EmmanuelBrian-ou3cw]

NYCE

[@SolvingSEO]

Glad you liked it! More content coming this month. Stay tuned and thanks for your support.