Onboarding

🔧 Set Up Crawl Monitoring on GoDaddy Sites

Overview If your site is hosted on GoDaddy as a static HTML site and you are not using Cloudflare, you can still set up crawl monitoring in Search Atlas. Because GoDaddy static HTML sites do not use a CMS plugin or Cloudflare Worker, the recommended path is to add a monitoring script manually to your HTML files. This article explains what that generally involves and tells you exactly what to have ready if you need our team to walk you through your specific setup. General Approach The topic of setting up crawl monitoring on a GoDaddy static HTML site without Cloudflare is one where configurations vary significantly by account and hosting plan. Because no single universal step-by-step flow applies to every GoDaddy setup, the steps below describe the general approach — but our team can confirm the exact steps and UI elements for your specific account. In general, setting up script-based crawl monitoring on a static HTML site involves: - Locating the monitoring script or snippet provided by Search Atlas for your project. - Adding that script tag to your HTML files — typically placed before the closing </head> tag — starting with your main index.html file at a minimum. - If your GoDaddy plan uses a Website Builder editor rather than direct file access, looking for an option to add custom code or custom header code, which would allow you to apply the script site-wide without editing individual files. - If you manage files directly, uploading the updated HTML files via GoDaddy's file manager or via FTP/SFTP. - Once your updated files are live, checking within your Search Atlas project that monitoring is active for your site. Important: The exact names of options, tabs, and settings in both the Search Atlas dashboard and your GoDaddy hosting control panel depend on your specific plan and account configuration. If you cannot locate the script or the correct place to paste it, please reach out to our team — we can confirm the exact steps for your setup. What to Have Ready When You Contact Us To help our team resolve your issue as quickly as possible, please have the following ready before reaching out: - Your Search Atlas project name and the full URL of the GoDaddy site you are trying to monitor - Whether you are using GoDaddy's file manager, FTP/SFTP access, or the GoDaddy Website Builder editor - A description of where in the process you are getting stuck, including any error messages or labels you see on screen - Whether you have already attempted to add any script tag to your HTML files, and if so, which pages you updated 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.

⚡ Crawl Monitoring Setup for GoDaddy Static HTML Sites

Overview If your site is hosted on GoDaddy as a static HTML site and you are not using Cloudflare, you may have questions about how to set up crawl monitoring through Search Atlas. Because the exact steps can vary depending on your account configuration, our support team will need to guide you through the process directly. What to Have Ready Before Contacting Support To help our team resolve your setup as quickly as possible, please have the following information ready when you reach out: - Your GoDaddy domain name (e.g., yourdomain.com) - Confirmation that your site is static HTML (not WordPress, a CMS, or a site builder with plugin support) - Confirmation that you are not using Cloudflare on this domain - Your Search Atlas account email address - A description of any error messages or prompts you have encountered so far, including the exact wording What to Expect A member of our team will review your site setup and walk you through the correct installation method and any manual steps required for your specific GoDaddy hosting configuration. Static HTML sites without Cloudflare may require a different approach than plugin- or proxy-based setups, and our team can confirm the right path for your account. 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.

📊 Connect Google Search Console and Boost Content Score

🔍 Overview This article covers two common tasks: (1) adding your website as a property in Google Search Console (GSC) and connecting it to Search Atlas, and (2) improving your Content Value/Parameter score in OTTO from a low baseline (around 29–31/100) to 70 or higher. Follow both sections in order for the best results. 🌐 Step 1 — Add Your Site to Google Search Console If your site is not yet verified in GSC, complete these steps first. 1. Go to Google Search Console at search.google.com/search-console and sign in with your Google account. 2. Click Add property in the top-left dropdown. 3. Choose Domain as the property type. Enter your domain without a prefix — for example, balancedlifetherapy.com. Using the Domain type covers all subdomains and both HTTP and HTTPS versions automatically. 4. Click Continue. Google will display a DNS TXT record. 5. Copy the TXT record and add it to your domain's DNS settings through your domain registrar (such as GoDaddy, Namecheap, or Cloudflare). The exact steps vary by registrar, but you are typically looking for a DNS Management or Advanced DNS section. 6. Return to GSC and click Verify. DNS propagation can take a few minutes to up to 48 hours, so verify as soon as possible and retry if it does not confirm immediately. Once Google confirms ownership, your property is active and GSC will begin collecting data. 🔗 Step 2 — Connect or Reconnect GSC to Search Atlas After your site is verified in GSC, link it to Search Atlas so the platform can pull your performance data. 1. In Search Atlas, navigate to Site Metrics → Site Explorer using the left sidebar. 2. Click Open Google Search Console to reach the Manage Sites page. 3. Click Connect GSC Account and sign in with the same Google account used to verify the property. 4. Select balancedlifetherapy.com (or your domain) from the list of verified properties and confirm. 5. If you previously had a connection that broke, look for a Reconnect or Refresh button in the same GSC dashboard section and click it. This re-authorises the connection without requiring you to re-verify ownership in Google. 6. Wait a few minutes, then refresh the page. Search Atlas will begin importing impressions, clicks, and ranking data from GSC. Tip: If your domain does not appear in the property list during Step 4, confirm that the Google account you signed in with has Owner or Full User permission on the GSC property. 📈 Step 3 — Understand Your Content Value Score The Content Value/Parameter score in OTTO reflects how well your on-page content is optimised across key SEO parameters — including keyword usage, structure, readability, internal linking, and metadata completeness. A score of 29–31/100 means most of these parameters are partially or fully unmet. Scores are calculated per page and rolled up at the site level. To see which parameters are dragging your score down, open OTTO and select the specific page or URL you want to improve. ✅ Step 4 — Raise Your Content Score to 70+ Work through the following areas to push your score above 70. OTTO will update the score in real time as you apply changes. 1. Optimise your target keyword placement. Make sure your primary keyword appears in the page title, the first paragraph, at least one H2 heading, and naturally throughout the body. OTTO highlights missing placements directly in the editor. 2. Complete your metadata. Write a unique, descriptive meta title (50–60 characters) and meta description (140–160 characters) that include the target keyword. Pages with missing or duplicate metadata receive a significant score penalty. 3. Improve content length and depth. Thin content scores poorly. Review OTTO's recommended word count for your topic and expand sections that are too short. Add supporting subtopics that OTTO identifies as relevant to your keyword cluster. 4. Fix heading structure. Use a single H1 per page and organise content with H2 and H3 subheadings. OTTO flags pages with broken or missing heading hierarchies. 5. Add internal links. Link from this page to at least two or three relevant pages on your site, and ensure other relevant pages link back to it. Internal linking is one of the fastest wins for content score. 6. Include semantic keywords. OTTO provides a list of related terms and entities to include. Aim to cover at least 80% of the suggested terms without forcing them unnaturally into the copy. 7. Resolve any flagged issues. Check the OTTO task list for specific warnings — such as missing image alt text, duplicate content flags, or slow page speed — and resolve each one. Each resolved task contributes directly to the score. After applying changes, click Re-analyse or Refresh Score in OTTO to see your updated Content Value score. Most sites reach 70+ after addressing metadata, keyword placement, and semantic coverage together. 💡 Quick-Reference Checklist - Domain property added and verified in Google Search Console - GSC connected (or reconnected) inside Search Atlas - Primary keyword in title, first paragraph, and at least one H2 - Meta title and meta description written and within character limits - Content length meets OTTO's recommendation for the topic - Heading hierarchy is logical (one H1, multiple H2/H3) - At least two internal links added to and from the page - 80%+ of OTTO's semantic keyword suggestions covered - All OTTO flagged issues resolved 🆘 Need Help? 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.

🚀 OTTO IndexNow Setup and Automatic Indexing

🔍 What Is IndexNow and How Does OTTO Use It? IndexNow is an open protocol that lets you instantly notify search engines — including Bing and other participating engines — whenever your content is created, updated, or removed. Instead of waiting for search engine crawlers to discover changes on their own, IndexNow pushes notifications directly, speeding up the time it takes for your pages to appear in search results. OTTO handles the entire IndexNow setup for you automatically. You do not need to create a Google Cloud Console service account, generate a JSON key, or configure any external credentials to enable indexing through OTTO. ⚙️ How OTTO Sets Up IndexNow Automatically When OTTO is activated for your site, it takes care of the following steps without any manual configuration on your part: 1. Generates a unique IndexNow API key — OTTO creates a site-specific key and inserts it into your homepage automatically. 2. Serves the key verification file — OTTO uses an edge route to auto-serve the key file at the required URL path, so search engines can verify ownership instantly. 3. Activates Bing IndexNow — Once the key is verified, Bing IndexNow is enabled and your site begins receiving automatic indexing notifications. 4. Tracks installation state — OTTO monitors whether the setup completed successfully and surfaces any issues in the dashboard so you can act quickly. 🗺️ How Sitemap Indexing Works in OTTO OTTO does not require you to submit sitemaps manually through Google Search Console or any third-party tool. Here is how automatic sitemap indexing works: - When new pages are published or existing pages are updated, OTTO detects the change and sends an IndexNow ping to participating search engines on your behalf. - The ping includes the URL of the changed page, prompting search engines to recrawl and reindex it promptly. - OTTO continuously monitors your site's indexing coverage so you can see which pages have been successfully submitted. Important: IndexNow currently notifies Bing and other IndexNow-compatible search engines. Google operates its own separate indexing pipeline and does not yet participate in the IndexNow protocol. For Google-specific indexing, continue using Google Search Console as normal alongside OTTO. 🛠️ Troubleshooting: Key Not Found Errors Some WordPress sites have reported a "key not found" error during IndexNow activation, even after OTTO appears to be connected. If you encounter this: - Confirm that the OTTO plugin or integration is fully activated and not in a pending state. - Check that no caching layer, firewall rule, or redirect is blocking access to the key file URL on your domain. - If you recently connected a WordPress site, allow a few minutes for the edge route to propagate before retesting. - Reload the OTTO dashboard and look for a status indicator showing whether IndexNow verification completed successfully. If the error persists after following these steps, the issue is usually related to a server-level block or a plugin conflict on the WordPress side. Clearing your site cache and temporarily disabling security plugins that restrict file access can resolve the problem in most cases. ❓ Frequently Asked Questions - Do I need a Google Cloud Console service account or JSON key? No. OTTO manages IndexNow independently. No Google Cloud credentials are needed for OTTO's automatic indexing feature. - Does IndexNow replace Google Search Console? No. Use both together. IndexNow speeds up indexing on Bing and compatible engines; Google Search Console remains your tool for managing Google-specific indexing. - Will OTTO notify search engines every time I update a page? Yes. OTTO is designed to send automatic pings whenever content changes are detected on your connected site. - Can I see which URLs have been submitted? Yes. OTTO tracks indexing coverage and submission status in the dashboard so you have full visibility. 💬 Need More Help? 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.

📊 Search Atlas Site Auditor: Understanding the Overview Page

The Overview page in Search Atlas Site Auditor gives you a visual summary of your site's audit performance after a crawl has been completed. It helps you quickly understand overall site health, track changes over time, review issue movement, and monitor page and indexability trends from a single dashboard. 🧭 How to Open the Overview Page All Audits list with View Audit button Website Overview page header Go to the left sidebar, click OTTO SEO, then under Site Audit click All Audits, find your website, and click View Audit. This opens the audit dashboard for that site, landing on Website Overview. 🖥️ What You See When the Page Opens At the top of the main content area, the page shows the heading Website Overview, with the Last crawled timestamp directly below it, telling you when the most recent crawl was completed. 🧭 Left-Side Context Panel On the left side of the screen, a compact project context panel shows the selected Project, the active Date Range, and the current Site Health score. Below that, related OTTO SEO → Site Audit sections remain available, including All Audits, Overview, Page Explorer, Content Velocity, Domain-level, Issues, Page Pruning, Site Lens, Email Alerts, and Live Monitoring. 🎯 Top-Right Action Buttons Top-right action buttons on the Overview page In the top-right area of the Overview page: Scope lets you change the dashboard scope; Export to Docs exports the audit view into a document; Share Audit provides a share-oriented action; GSC/GA opens the Google integration controls; and Recrawl Site starts a fresh crawl without returning to All Audits. 👑 Scope Options Scope dropdown with Entire Website and Top 10% Important Pages Clicking Scope opens a dropdown with two options — Entire Website and Top 10% Important Pages — letting you filter the dashboard to a full site view or a focused summary of your most important pages. ❓ OTTO Deployment Helper Near the top-right controls, a help prompt reads Have my OTTO changes been deployed? Opening it explains that if changes are visible on your website, OTTO changes have been deployed successfully, and that your Site Audit score may not change after using OTTO if those changes were implemented through JavaScript and JS Rendering is not enabled in crawl settings. 📈 Summary Strip and Charts Summary strip with Site Health, Total Pages, and Total Issues At the top of the Overview body, a summary strip shows Site Health (a score out of 1000, with a colored progress bar), Total Pages, and Total Issues. Below that, a Site Health Changes chart shows how the site health score has changed across crawl dates, an All Page Changes panel tracks Added, Changed, Redirected, and Removed pages, and a Total Issue Changes panel tracks Resolved and Opened issues — both include a View details link. 🟢 Page Types and Indexability Further down the page, an All Page Types donut chart categorizes crawled URLs by response type (Success 2xx, Redirect 3xx, Missing 4xx, Forbidden/Blocked, Server Error 5xx), and a Site Indexability donut chart breaks pages into Indexable, Not Indexable, and Not Standard. 🧪 Chrome User Experience Report A Chrome User Experience Report panel shows real-world performance data when CRUX data is available from Google for the site; if traffic is insufficient, the panel will note that no CRUX data is available. 🧠 What the Overview Page Is Best For Use the Overview page when you want to review your latest crawl status, understand current health, page count, and issue count, compare historical health across crawl dates, monitor issue openings and resolutions, track page changes, inspect page-type distribution, review indexability, switch between Entire Website and Top 10% Important Pages, and recrawl the site directly from the report. It combines top-level KPIs, historical charts, issue and page movement, indexability insights, scope filtering, and direct action buttons in one place, making it the central reporting view for a single audited site. 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.

🔌 GSC Activation, Project Sync & Bulk Indexing Setup

🗺️ Overview To use bulk indexing in Search Atlas, you must first complete the Google Search Console (GSC) OAuth activation. Bulk indexing features only become available after a successful GSC connection. This article explains what is required at each stage so you can self-serve or escalate effectively. ✅ Prerequisites - A Google account with Owner or Full User permissions on the GSC property you want to connect. - An active Search Atlas account with at least one project created. - Pop-ups allowed in your browser for the OAuth consent screen. 🔐 Step 1: Activate Your GSC Connection Navigate to the GSC integration area within your Search Atlas account settings. From there, initiate the Google OAuth flow by choosing the Google account that has access to your GSC properties, then grant Search Atlas the requested permissions to read your GSC data. Once the OAuth flow completes successfully, your GSC connection will be confirmed on the settings page. Important: If the OAuth pop-up does not open, check that your browser is not blocking pop-ups for the Search Atlas domain, then try initiating the connection again. 📂 Step 2: Sync Your GSC Projects After your GSC connection is confirmed, trigger a property sync from the integration settings. Search Atlas will import all GSC properties associated with your connected Google account. Once the sync completes, your imported properties will be available to link to your Search Atlas projects. If a property you expect is missing, verify that the connected Google account holds Owner or Full User access to that property directly in Google Search Console, then run the sync again. 📊 Step 3: Access Bulk Indexing Features Bulk indexing becomes available only after at least one GSC property is successfully connected and synced. If you attempt to access bulk indexing before completing Steps 1 and 2, you will be prompted to connect GSC first. Once your GSC property is linked to a project, navigate to the bulk indexing section of that project to begin submitting URLs for indexing. 🛠️ If You Get Stuck If your GSC connection is not completing, your properties are not appearing after a sync, or bulk indexing features remain unavailable after following the steps above, please have the following ready when you reach out: - The Google account email used for the OAuth connection - The GSC property URL(s) you are trying to connect - A description of where in the process you are getting stuck (e.g., OAuth pop-up not appearing, sync completing but properties missing, bulk indexing section not unlocking) - Any error messages displayed on screen 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.

⚡ On-Page Audit Workflow and British English Setup

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.

🔍 OTTO Indexing Setup: Google Cloud vs IndexNow

🗺️ Overview: How OTTO Indexing Works OTTO offers two separate indexing methods to help search engines discover and process your pages faster. Understanding the difference between them helps you choose the right setup — or use both together for maximum coverage. - Google Cloud Indexing (via JSON key): Uses the Google Indexing API to submit URLs directly to Google. This method requires you to upload a service account JSON key. - IndexNow: A protocol supported by Bing, Yandex, and other search engines (and increasingly used for AI search indices) that instantly notifies participating engines when a page is added or updated. No JSON key is required. Both methods are available inside OTTO under the Instant Indexing section. You can enable one or both depending on your goals. ⚙️ Setting Up Google Cloud Indexing To use the Google Indexing API with OTTO, you need to create a Google Cloud service account and upload its JSON key. Follow the steps below. 1. Go to the Google Cloud Console and sign in with the Google account that owns your Google Search Console property. 2. Create a new project (or select an existing one), then navigate to APIs & Services → Library and enable the Web Search Indexing API. 3. Go to APIs & Services → Credentials and click Create Credentials → Service Account. Fill in a name and click Done. 4. Open the service account you just created, go to the Keys tab, click Add Key → Create new key, select JSON, and download the file. 5. In Google Search Console, go to Settings → Users and permissions and add the service account email address (found in the JSON file as "client_email") as an Owner. 6. In Search Atlas, navigate to OTTO SEO in the left sidebar, open your OTTO session, and locate the Instant Indexing section. 7. Click the Google Cloud option, then upload your downloaded JSON key file when prompted. 8. Once uploaded, OTTO will validate the key and begin submitting URLs to the Google Indexing API automatically when fixes are deployed. Important: The service account must be added as an Owner in Google Search Console — Editor access is not sufficient for the Indexing API to work. ⚡ Setting Up IndexNow IndexNow requires no credentials or JSON file. OTTO generates and manages your IndexNow key automatically. 1. In Search Atlas, navigate to OTTO SEO in the left sidebar and open your OTTO session. 2. Locate the Instant Indexing section and click the IndexNow toggle to enable it. 3. OTTO will handle key generation and URL submissions automatically whenever changes are deployed on your site. IndexNow submissions reach Bing, Yandex, and other participating engines, and also support faster discovery by AI search indices. It works alongside Google Cloud indexing — enabling both is recommended for the broadest coverage. 🗂️ How Sitemap Indexing Fits In Your sitemap does not need to be changed or re-uploaded to use OTTO's indexing features. OTTO reads your existing sitemap to identify URLs but submits pages directly via the Indexing API or IndexNow — not by re-submitting your sitemap. You should keep your sitemap up to date in Google Search Console as usual, but no special sitemap changes are required for OTTO indexing to work. If your sitemap is missing pages you want indexed, fix those gaps in your CMS or sitemap plugin first, then let OTTO handle direct submission once the pages appear. 🛠️ Troubleshooting Common Issues - JSON key upload fails or shows an error: Confirm the Web Search Indexing API is enabled in your Google Cloud project and that the service account is listed as an Owner (not just an Editor) in Search Console. - URLs are not being submitted: Make sure at least one indexing method (Google Cloud or IndexNow) is toggled on in the Instant Indexing section of your OTTO session. - IndexNow toggle is greyed out: Ensure your OTTO session is fully activated and your site is verified. Refresh the page and try again. - Google API quota errors: The Google Indexing API has a default daily limit of 200 URL submissions. If you hit this limit, submissions will resume the following day. Contact Google Cloud Support to request a quota increase for large sites. 💡 Best Practices - Enable both Google Cloud and IndexNow for the widest engine coverage. - Keep your Google service account JSON key secure — do not share it publicly. - Monitor your OTTO SEO dashboard regularly to track how many pages have been submitted and whether Googlebot has crawled your recent fixes. - Re-deploy OTTO fixes after major site changes so new URLs are submitted automatically. 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.

🗂️ Accessing Your Project Overview in Search Atlas

🔍 Understanding the Issue When you click on a project from the Home dashboard, you may be taken directly to Site Audit rather than the project overview. This is a known navigation behaviour that can prevent you from quickly accessing content research tools, on-page editing features, and title tag management. This article explains how to reach the correct project overview so you can get back to your workflow. 🏠 How to Access Your Project Overview Follow these steps to navigate to your project overview where you can research content and edit on-page elements such as title tags: 1. In the left sidebar, click OTTO SEO. 2. Select Overview from the expanded sub-menu. This takes you to the OTTO SEO Overview page, which serves as the central hub for your project. 3. From the Overview page, locate your project and click on it to access project-level details, content tools, and on-page editing options. If you need to access features such as crawl data, page exploration, or content velocity, use the additional sub-pages listed under OTTO SEO in the left sidebar: - Crawl Monitoring — track crawl activity and coverage. - Page Explorer — browse and analyse individual pages. - Content Velocity — review content publishing trends. - All Audits — view all audit results across your projects. ⚠️ Why Does Clicking a Project Go to Site Audit? A bug was previously identified where clicking a project from the Home dashboard incorrectly redirected users to Site Audit instead of the project details page. This issue has been resolved in a recent update. If you are still experiencing this behaviour, try the following: - Refresh your browser and clear your cache, then attempt to open the project again from the Home dashboard. - Use the OTTO SEO → Overview path described above as a reliable alternative route to your project details. - Ensure you are using an up-to-date browser version for the best experience. 🛠️ Editing On-Page Elements Like Title Tags Once you are inside your project overview via OTTO SEO → Overview, you can access on-page editing tools including title tags, meta descriptions, and other content elements. Look for the on-page optimisation or content editing section within the project detail view to make changes directly. 💡 Quick Navigation Tips - Bookmark the OTTO SEO Overview page in your browser for faster access in future sessions. - Use the left sidebar as your primary navigation tool — it provides direct links to every major section without passing through the Home dashboard. - If a project appears stuck in a loading state, refresh the page or navigate away and return via the sidebar. 🙋 Need More Help? 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.

🛠️ Onpage Audit Overview

The Onpage Audit tool strengthens your SEO strategy by analyzing the four critical pillars of SEO: Authority, Content, Technicals, and Page Experience. With detailed insights into each area, you can uncover opportunities to boost organic visibility, outperform competitors, and deliver a better user experience. 📂 Audit Pages in Bulk Easily audit multiple pages at once: ✅ Add the URLs, target keywords, and locations you want to review. ✅ The tool will generate multiple Onpage Audits at once. ✅ Send any audit to Content Genius to optimize content directly, using the keywords and URL you provided. Metrics provided include: - 📊 Content Score - 📊 Domain Rating (DR) - 📊 Page Referring Domains - 📊 Technical Score - 📊 Desktop PSI (Page Speed Index) - 📊 Mobile PSI ⚖️ Compare Content Quality Against Competitors The Onpage Audit report compares your page against the top 10 Google results for your target keyword. You’ll see competitor benchmarks for: - 📊 Content Score - 📊 Word Count - 📊 Readability The tool also highlights ideal ranges for each metric, based on competitor averages, giving you clear targets for improvement. 🛠️ Technical Score and Page Experience Identify and resolve technical issues that hold back performance. The audit flags: - Uniqueness - Internal and external links - Image optimization - Content gaps - Meta descriptions - Twitter Meta tags - OG Meta tags - Page headers Fixing these issues strengthens both user experience and crawlability. 🥇 SERP Competitor Analysis Analyze your page performance directly against competitors. The audit highlights areas where rivals are stronger and where your content can overtake theirs. 🧩 Check Page Structure The tool reviews your page structure to uncover optimization opportunities that improve: - 📈 Visibility in search engines - 📈 Relevance for target keywords - 📈 User experience and engagement A clean, well-structured page makes it easier for both search engines and readers to understand your content—leading to stronger rankings and improved usability. 💡 Closing Note The Onpage Audit tool gives you actionable insights into technical health, content quality, and competitor performance. By addressing flagged issues and following the benchmarks provided, you’ll be able to fine-tune your site for higher visibility and a smoother user experience.

Access Project Overview Instead of Site Audit

Overview When you click on a project in Search Atlas, you may be taken directly to the Site Audit screen instead of the Project Overview. This article explains the difference between these two areas and how to reach the one you need. Project Overview vs. Site Audit These two sections are related but serve different purposes within a project: - Project Overview: The project-level hub where you can manage settings, pages, and tasks such as editing title tags for your site. - Site Audit: A dedicated section for reviewing technical SEO audit reports and audit history for a site. If you land on Site Audit when you expected the Project Overview, you will need to navigate to the correct section within your Search Atlas account. How to Navigate Between Project Overview and Site Audit If you are inside a project and find yourself on the Site Audit screen, look for the navigation options available within your Search Atlas project to switch to the Project Overview. The two sections are separate areas of the same project, and switching between them is done through the in-app navigation. If you are unsure where to find the Project Overview option in your specific account setup, our support team can walk you through the exact steps for your workflow. Need More Help? If you are having trouble locating the Project Overview or continue to land on Site Audit unexpectedly, please reach out to our support team via the chat icon in your Search Atlas account and we will be happy to assist you.