Quick Technical SEO Audit Checklist - Peter Handley Brighton SEO April 2014

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1. The document provides a quick SEO checklist for evaluating a website, including steps to check crawlabilty, integrity, duplicate content, optimization, refinement, and repeating the process. 2. The checklist includes tasks like verifying the robots.txt file, checking for broken links, canonical tagging, eliminating duplicate titles/descriptions, reviewing internal linking, and refining elements like image alt text. 3. The author encourages repeating the full checklist process until the site is perfectly optimized. Contact information is provided to answer any questions.

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IS ME PETE?
Client Strategy Director
@theMediaFlow
Responsible for technical strategy and delivery
@ismepete #brightonseo

Check site can be crawled & is indexed
Use a crawling tool
SEO Spider is by far my
personal favourite
Other crawlers I’ve used include:

Robots.txt
Robots Meta
X-Robots-Tag
Robots

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Eliminate Internal Redirects
& Broken Links
301s/302s/404s/403s/500s
…whatever, update
to correct destinations!

Check
WWW versus non-WWW
Canonical tagging

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Use UA Switcher as Googlebot
Look for signs of hack (inserted spam links etc)

Check Crawl
Errors &
Stats
Look for
Spikes

Check site for duplicate Title, Description & h1 use

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Review Internal Linking and Information Architecture
Home Category
Anchor
Text

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Describe image:
<img alt="Scary shark is coming to eat me!" src="">

5. Refine
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Go Back!
…and do it all again
…until everything is perfect!
6. Repeat

Download the checklist
www.themediaflow.com/2014/04/technical-checklist
Let me
know if
you have
questions!
@ismepete +44(0)1256 384890
peter.handley@themediaflow.com www.themediaflow.com

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