SEMrush Site Audit

After completing the site inspection, the tool will provide the score. This ranges from 0% to 100%.

• Site health score

Several factors determine site health, such as the number and quality of broken pages, redirects, or pages blocked by the crawler. Pages with issues are also taken into account. The crawler may also find warnings and other notices.

The site’s health is better if the score is higher. SEMrush will report the number and severity of the site’s errors, warnings, or notices. Warnings are far less dangerous than errors. It is vital to fix errors first.

The tool can check for 130 issues such as broken links, duplicate title tag pages, pages that cannot be crawled, and more.

• Crawlability

Site architecture, internal linking, redirects, and server errors affect the site’s crawlability, indexability, and other factors.

• Crawled pages

Crawl depth refers to one of the SEO metrics. The number of clicks that are required to reach a particular page from the home page.

Search engines may not crawl pages with a crawl depth that is greater than three because they are too complex. You can fix this by doing internal linking.

This feature is great because it lets you know which posts require internal linking. You can save time by not manually analyzing the pages and adding internal links.

• Filtering

As I have said, site scores are determined based upon the number and type of errors, warnings, and notices.

To improve your SEO health, you will need to correct any errors such as broken links and pages not working.

It can prove a nightmare for agencies to manually audit tons of sites and check many factors.