Understanding initial results and changes

The first analysis is your inventory

Select your website and open the current audit. Start with critical findings and warnings, then with the affected URLs and actions. A high overall score does not replace the examination of a specific error on an important page.

After the first run, there is no reliable before-and-after comparison. Existing problems did not arise automatically at this time.

Evaluate two comparable tests

1. Open: History & changes for the desired project.
2. Compare Health, Findings, and Test Scope of Two Completed Runs.
3. Open for specific values Protocol of Amendment. There, affected URLs and old and new values can be traced.
4. After a correction, check whether the result is resolved in a subsequent examination.

Example: A previously reachable contact page delivers 404 on the next crawl. Check the link and destination. Only a further successful examination can confirm that the page is reachable again.

Consider changes to the scope of the test

If you change the URL limit or the scope of the check, results are not always directly comparable. A URL that no longer appears in the crawl is not automatically deleted or repaired. If the measured values are missing, no all-clear can be derived.

The full audit details will remain available for the last two completed analyses. Condensed historical data and stored changes are retained according to the history of your tariff.

Continue working purposefully

First, edit important pages and errors that affect many URLs. If necessary, you can start a manual re-crawl as part of your contingent. It updates the website audit and does not trigger an additional ranking or backlink query.

With Targeted surveillance and E-mail notifications Keep an eye on other changes.

Additional Suite Instructions

• Create a project and start the first examination
• Monitoring and selecting important pages
• Deposit keywords for ranking tracking
• Set changes and status reports
• Self-Manage tariff and subscription