Overview
The On-Page Audit tool in Search Atlas analyses your existing web pages and provides optimisation recommendations. Two questions come up often: whether the audit creates new content or updates what you already have, and how to configure the tool to produce content in British English. This article covers both topics at a high level. Because the exact steps and UI labels can vary by account and platform version, we recommend contacting our team directly for a guided walkthrough tailored to your setup.
What Does On-Page Audit Do to Your Content?
On-Page Audit does not create a new blog post and does not overwrite your existing service page. Here is what actually happens:
- The tool crawls the URL you submit and analyses the page as it currently exists.
- It generates a report with recommendations — covering areas such as topical coverage, questions to address, and structural improvements.
- Any content changes are your decision to make. The audit surfaces insights; it does not push edits to your live site automatically.
Think of On-Page Audit as a diagnostic report, not an editor. You review the findings and then decide how to act on them — whether that means updating your existing page manually or using Content Genius to rework the content.
Running an On-Page Audit
The On-Page Audit tool is accessible from the Content section of the left sidebar. From there you can select or create an audit for the page you want to analyse, run the audit, and review the recommendations that appear. Once you have reviewed and acted on the recommendations, you can mark your progress within the tool to keep your workflow organised.
Because button labels and navigation paths may differ depending on your platform version, please reach out to our support team if you are unsure where to find a specific option.
Configuring Content in British English
Search Atlas defaults to American English. To generate audit-driven content in British English, you need to set your language preference before generating or reworking content. This option is available within the content creation workflow in Content Genius.
Look for a language or writing language setting within the content configuration area and select the British English option before generating your content. The output should then use British English spelling and conventions — for example, optimise instead of optimize, colour instead of color.
Because the exact label and location of this setting can vary, we recommend contacting our team if you cannot locate it or if the output is not reflecting the correct language variant.
If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type human teammate to be connected with a member of our team.