Seitenreport manual
Set up your SEO suite, track changes and translate audit results into concrete actions.
Working with the SEO Suite
Create a project and start the first examination
Add domain, set URL contingent and start the first automatic check of your website in the Seitenreport SEO Suite.
Reading results and changes correctly
Use the initial analysis as a starting point, distinguish new and fixed errors and track individual changes in the SEO suite.
Monitoring and selecting important pages
Turn on audit, sitemap, HTTPS and other available monitoring for each project, select test intervals and securely store changes.
Deposit keywords for ranking tracking
Assign keywords to a project from Pro, choose desktop or mobile and track weekly Google rankings up to position 100.
Set changes and status reports
Differentiate e-mails about new errors and regular project reports, set up each website and switch off centrally in the suite account.
Self-Manage tariff and subscription
Check the rate and duration of the SEO suite, open invoices, confirm changes and cancel the subscription at the end of the paid period.
Understanding the results
Understand SEO audit
How to read the Seitenreport audit from the first score to the concrete measure
Understanding SEO Score
Why the Score Is an Entry Point and Not the Whole SEO Truth
Understand abnormalities and priorities
Why a good audit not only finds errors, but creates order
Free preview and unlock
What is visible for free and what added value the complete analysis brings
Checking URLs and technology
Read URL List and Page Facts
How individual URLs, page types and detail values relate in the audit
Prioritize technical errors
Which Technical SEO Problems Should Be Checked and Fixed First
Indexing and crawling in auditing
How Seitenreport checks if important URLs are reachable, crawlable, and indexable
Sitemap and robots.txt in the audit
How to evaluate XML Sitemap and robots.txt along with indexing and crawl control
Meta Title and Description in Audit
How Snippet Signals, Search Intent, and Page Type Are Evaluated Together in SEO Audit
Check headings and side structure
How H1, H2 hierarchy and content structure are classified in the audit
Images, old texts and media in the audit
How image SEO, accessibility and performance are related in auditing
Structured data and snippets
How Schema.org signals are audited and meaningfully prioritized
Internal links and click depth in the audit
How internal linking strengthens or slows down important URLs
Performance signals in the audit
How Load Time, Core Web Vitals and Technical Friction Are Evaluated in SEO Context
Rankings and AI
Understanding Rankings, Keywords and CPC in Audit
How ranking data helps to better classify technical findings economically
Evaluating keyword opportunities
How to derive specific SEO measures from ranking information
Rank SERP competitors
Why Competitors in Audit Are More Than a List of Other Domains
AI Readiness in the SEO Audit
How content, structure and technical signals are prepared for classic search and AI response systems
Evaluating quality and data protection
Implement and share results
Implement SEO roadmap from the audit
How Findings Become Tasks, Responsibilities, and Control Points
Implement audit results in the team
How marketing, editing, development and management derive the same direction from an audit
Use PDF report in SEO audit
How audit data becomes a releasable document for team, customer or implementation
Use audit for relaunch and migration
How to systematically control SEO risks before and after a relaunch
Audit for agencies and customer reports
How Seitenreport audits are used as a basis for discussion, customer report or white label performance
From manual to concrete website analysis
The manual explains the audit logic. The real value arises when you connect the explanations to your own website: affected URLs, priorities, rankings and PDF report.