SEO site health audit — Quality Spotlight

Content & schema: 50tests fired in this category
modules: 8dedicated content & schema checks
every scan: 299+tests across all categories

Why it matters

A broken canonical on a key landing page deserves attention before a cosmetic metadata warning on an archive. FixWeb groups related failures and considers whether a finding blocks crawling, indexing, rendering, eligibility, or internal discovery.

How it works

The crawl checks noindex and X-Robots-Tag signals, robots blocks, server errors, internal 4xxs, redirect chains, rendering errors, schema errors, broken links, orphans, and hreflang reciprocity. With Search Console, it can weight findings by traffic tier and evaluate field LCP, INP, and CLS rather than lab-only guesses.

Site impact

High-mechanism failures can suppress whole templates or prevent search engines from reaching otherwise valuable pages. Link-integrity and hreflang issues often spread through shared templates. Low-mechanism nits are deliberately parked so the report points to root causes and leverage, not a long undifferentiated checklist.

How FixWeb tests for it

FixWeb crawls and renders representative URLs, records response and markup signals, groups findings by mechanism, and applies model judgment to distinguish an intentional rule from an accidental template regression. Search Console-dependent traffic tiers and field vitals are marked unavailable when the provider is not connected.

How to improve

Fix accidental noindex or robots rules first, then resolve server errors, internal 404s, and redirect chains. Repair render blockers, canonicals, JSON-LD, links, and reciprocal hreflang at the template or sitemap source. Use field LCP, INP, and CLS on important pages to target performance work where users actually experience it.