Site Audit Report Overview
This overview will help you understand exactly what Site Audit Reports displays, which is a summary of the most recently completed crawls. It contains a summarized view of site health scores of crawls run within a project, the number of pages audited, crawlability and page analysis issues found. It also contains details of all issues found by analyzing the pages in the crawl. Site Audits is one of two places where you can start a crawl with ease whether it be a one-time occurrence or reoccurring. When the crawl is complete, you are able to view the report in Site Audit Report and the detailed data in Site Audit Details.
Site Audit Report Use Cases
- Uncover pages that deliver the highest audience engagement. Analyzing them deeper will signal what factors make those pages so popular, and how to update the other blog posts and other assets to achieve a similar effect.
- Reveal what your best-performing topics are, and what you should focus on moving forward.
- Discover ideas for future content and fill in your marketing strategy. Learn more
Background & Requirements for Site Audits
In order to utilize all of what Site Audits has to offer, you will need to request and run a crawl. No data will be available for any of these charts or tables if crawls have not been requested or completed. Crawls created >12 months prior to the current date will be archived. This can be seen in the crawl date selections with the appending of "(Archived)". Details for archived crawls are available upon request. Crawls can be temporarily paused. After 7 days, paused crawls are automatically stopped.
Site Audit Report Project Selector
Site Audit Report
Crawlability Issues: This displays the count of pages that were not accessible to the crawler along with a percent change difference of inaccessible pages found in the previous crawl. The chart shows a trend of the count of inaccessible pages for crawls run within the project.
Site Audit Settings
Importance choices are High, Medium and Low.