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Your site has been broken for three months. Nobody noticed.

Technical issues don't announce themselves. A redirect chain, a broken canonical, a page that quietly stopped getting indexed — each one sits there costing you rankings until someone happens to go looking. This system checks on a schedule and hands you a fix list, not a 40-page report nobody reads.

Scheduled CrawlsPrioritized Fix ListRegression AlertsCore Web Vitals Included
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The Reality

Technical SEO doesn't fail loudly

Nobody gets an alert when a page's canonical tag points somewhere wrong. It just quietly stops ranking, and by the time someone notices, months have passed.

Audits happen once a year, if thatMost sites get a technical audit when something visibly breaks, or once during onboarding, and then never again unless someone remembers to schedule it.
Issues compound between auditsA broken redirect from six months ago is still broken today, and three more have joined it since. Nothing gets fixed because nothing gets flagged.
The report nobody readsA 40-page PDF full of raw crawl data lands in someone's inbox, gets skimmed once, and sits unactioned because nobody knows where to start.
Technical SEO has no ownerIt falls between the content team and the dev team, so it gets picked up in bursts — usually right after a rankings drop makes it urgent.
The Problem

What an annual audit misses

A single snapshot once a year tells you almost nothing about the months in between.

Issues sit unnoticed for monthsA page that stopped being indexed in March might not get caught until the next scheduled audit, if there even is one.
No prioritizationA raw crawl export treats a broken canonical on your top landing page the same as a missing alt tag on a page that gets ten visits a year.
Devs get data, not instructionsHanding a developer a spreadsheet of 404s isn't the same as handing them a prioritized list of what to fix this sprint and why it matters.
Fixed issues quietly come backA redirect gets fixed, then a site update three months later reintroduces it. Without ongoing checks, nobody catches the regression.
Core Web Vitals drift without warningA new plugin or heavy image slows a key page down over weeks. By the time someone runs a speed test, rankings have already softened.
No one owns it consistentlyTechnical SEO becomes a fire drill instead of a maintained system, because nobody's job is to check on it every week.
The Solution

Checks on a schedule, not once a year

Technical SEO stays healthy the same way anything else does — with regular check-ins, not a single once-a-year physical.

A crawl that runs on a scheduleWeekly or monthly, without anyone having to remember to kick it off.
Issues ranked by what actually mattersPrioritized by traffic and revenue impact, so the first thing on the list is the thing worth fixing first.
A fix list, not a data dumpPlain-English instructions a developer can action the same day, not a spreadsheet they have to translate first.
The System

This is exactly what SEO Audit Automation does. It crawls your site on a set schedule, checks crawlability, indexing, redirects, schema, and Core Web Vitals, and turns everything it finds into a prioritized fix list — so technical SEO stops being the thing nobody has time for.

The System

One system, running quietly in the background

SEO Audit Automation crawls your site on the schedule you set, checking crawlability, indexing status, broken links, redirect chains, duplicate content, schema markup and Core Web Vitals. Every run gets compared against the last one, so new issues and regressions get flagged the moment they appear, not months later. Everything gets scored by estimated impact and turned into a fix list your team can actually work from, delivered straight to your inbox.

How you actually use it
Connect your site
Scheduled crawl runs
Prioritized fix list delivered
What You Get

How this system works differently

Not a raw crawl export. A fix list ranked by what's actually costing you traffic.

Runs on a schedule automatically

Weekly or monthly, without anyone needing to remember to trigger it. Technical SEO stops depending on someone's memory.

Prioritized by impact, not just count

A single broken canonical on a high-traffic page ranks above fifty minor alt-text issues on pages nobody visits.

A fix list devs can action same day

Plain-English instructions tied to specific URLs, not a spreadsheet someone has to translate into a task first.

Catches regressions the moment they appear

Every run compares against the last one, so a reintroduced bug gets flagged within days, not discovered by accident months later.

Tracks issues over time

See what's been fixed, what's recurring, and what's been sitting open for three audits running — a history, not just a snapshot.

Covers what actually moves rankings

Crawlability, indexing, redirects, schema and Core Web Vitals — the technical fundamentals, checked in one pass.

Built For

Who this system is built for

Built for anyone whose site is too important to only check once a year.

SEO agenciesRun scheduled audits across every client site without your team manually kicking off a crawl each month.
In-house teams without a dedicated technical SEO hireGet the ongoing monitoring a technical SEO specialist would provide, without needing that headcount.
Ecommerce sitesMore pages means more ways for something to break silently — a category page delisted, a filtered URL creating duplicate content.
Dev teams who want SEO ammunition prioritized for themA ranked fix list is easier to slot into a sprint than a vague request to "look into SEO issues."
Founders without an SEO hire yetGet ongoing technical monitoring without needing to hire, or to learn crawl reports yourself.
How It Works

Three steps to ongoing coverage

Set it up once, then stop thinking about it until there's something worth fixing.

Connect your site

Point the system at your domain and set your preferred crawl schedule — weekly, biweekly, or monthly.

The system crawls and checks

Every scheduled run checks crawlability, indexing, redirects, schema and Core Web Vitals, and compares against the previous run for regressions.

Your fix list arrives

A prioritized, plain-English list lands in your inbox on schedule. Hand it to your dev team and start with what's at the top.

What This Costs

One setup. Recurring audits after that.

A one-time setup to configure your crawl, then a running cost tied to your audit schedule.

One-Time

Setup Cost

Initial crawl configuration, priority scoring rules and delivery setup for your site.

Running

Scheduled Audits

Billed per audit cycle — weekly, biweekly or monthly, whichever fits how fast your site changes.

Exact numbers depend on site size and audit frequency — get in touch for a quote.

Get Started

Find out what's been broken since your last audit.

Technical issues don't wait for a convenient time to get noticed. Put a system on it that checks continuously, so nothing sits broken for months again.