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Summarize related signals such as crawling, content or trust into understandable audit priorities. This makes it easier to identify whether a problem is technical, editorial, legally close or strategic.
Technical SEO, content and website quality · systematically check
SEO and website analysis does not consist of a single score. Seitenreport bundles 350+ automated checks in 18 test areas with scores, finds and affected URLs.
238 checks per URL · 126 checks website-wide
The test areas show the scope of the audit more understandably than a pure feature list. Each entry explains which signals are checked and how prioritized measures arise from them.
AI readiness combines technical visibility, structured data, clear content and trust signals. The audit shows whether search engines and AI systems can classify the website cleanly.
This section shows which URLs search engines can find, crawl and index. It is central for websites with many templates, sitemaps or exclusion rules.
The technical structure forms the basis of the audit. It shows whether important pages are stably accessible, clearly interpretable and technically reliable.
Redirects decide when relaunches and URL changes whether signals are passed cleanly. The division separates harmless redirects from ranking, crawl and UX risks.
The audit checks SEO signals in the initial HTML and detects hints of JavaScript dependency. An execution of JavaScript or a browser render comparison does not take place.
Internationalization shows whether multilingual or country-related content is neatly accessible, assigned and mutually consistently signaled.
Meta and SERP signals determine how search results are understood and clicked. The audit combines technical completeness with clarity of content.
Content & Information Architecture considers not only individual texts, but the role of a page in the entire website system: entry, deepening, conversion and internal connection.
This area ranks content according to search needs and topic logic. It helps to identify gaps, overlaps and sides with unclear focus.
Rankings, competition and opportunities show where technical findings, content gaps and market comparison come together and which measures can be expected to be more visible.
Links distribute meaning, guide users and control crawl paths. The audit shows internal link paths, external goals and pages that are too deep or incorrectly connected.
Images are simultaneously content, performance factor and accessibility signal. The audit prioritizes media errors by visibility and page type.
Structured data helps search engines and AI systems correctly understand page types, entities, and relationships.
Local SEO combines technical signals with location trust. Clear contact channels, local content and machine-readable location data are important.
Performance finds are sorted by technical cause and URL meaning. This makes it visible which templates or resources should be improved first.
Accessibility is not an additional topic on the margins: structure, alternative texts and usability influence user experience, content understanding and technical quality.
GDPR & Tracking bundles technical information for data protection, consent and third-party providers. The audit does not replace legal advice, but makes auditable website signals visible.
Security, Trust & Reputation combine technical protection signals with visible credibility. This helps especially with B2B, shops, local SEO and AI readiness.
A crawl provides a lot of raw data. Only through test areas does it become a usable website analysis: technical blockers, content problems, trust signals, performance risks and opportunities become visible separately.
Summarize related signals such as crawling, content or trust into understandable audit priorities. This makes it easier to identify whether a problem is technical, editorial, legally close or strategic.
The detailed page of the audit checks shows the specific test logic and the scope of the automatic and context-dependent test values. This is helpful for developers, agencies and in-house marketing.
The result will be specific findings with priority, affected URLs, exports and next measures. The analysis thus does not remain a score, but becomes a task list.
Seitenreport does not view pages in isolation. The audit crawls several URLs, recognizes page types, evaluates technical signals and bundles the results by test area. This makes it visible whether a problem affects only a single URL or an entire template.
This separation is especially important for SMEs, agencies and in-house teams: Development requires tasks other than editorial, data protection, performance optimization or local SEO care.