SEO audit tool that ends with a ranked fix list
Most SEO audits hand you hundreds of warnings with no sense of which ones matter. This prompt has your todo.is agent crawl your site like a search engine, check the basics that actually move rankings, and give you a short report with the top fixes first, each with the affected URLs.
The prompt
- Do an SEO audit of [WEBSITE]. Crawl up to [NUMBER OF PAGES] pages starting from the homepage and the sitemap. Check: page titles and meta descriptions (missing, duplicate, too long), one H1 per page, broken internal links and redirects, missing image alt text, canonical tags, noindex pages, robots.txt and sitemap.xml, mobile layout, HTTPS, structured data, thin pages under 300 words and slow pages. My main topics are [MAIN KEYWORDS OR SERVICES], so also say which page should rank for each and whether it is set up for it. Deliver a Word report with a summary, the top 10 fixes ranked by impact and effort, and an Excel sheet with every issue and URL. Compare with [COMPETITOR SITE] on titles and content depth.
What to change
- [WEBSITE]: Your site's address, e.g. "brightleafdental.com".
- [NUMBER OF PAGES]: e.g. "200". Small sites can say "all pages".
- [MAIN KEYWORDS OR SERVICES]: e.g. "teeth whitening Leeds, emergency dentist, dental implants".
- [COMPETITOR SITE]: One competitor that ranks above you, or write "skip the competitor part".
Example result
- SEO audit · brightleafdental.com (example)
- Pages crawled: 184 · Issues found: 61 · Checked on Oct 8
- Summary
- The site is technically healthy (HTTPS everywhere, mobile-friendly, sitemap present), but service pages compete with each other and many titles are generic. Fixing titles and merging two thin pages should do more than anything else.
- Top fixes, ranked
- • 1. Duplicate titles on 22 pages (high impact, low effort). All service pages use "Brightleaf Dental | Home". Write a unique title per page, e.g. "Teeth Whitening in Leeds | Brightleaf Dental".
- • 2. Two pages target "dental implants" (high, medium). /implants and /blog/implants-guide compete. Make /implants the main page and link to it from the guide.
- • 3. 14 broken internal links (medium, low). Mostly to an old /book-online page. Point them to /appointments.
- • 4. 3 important pages set to noindex (high, low). /emergency-dentist is hidden from Google, probably by mistake.
- • 5. 47 images without alt text (medium, low). Mostly team and before/after photos.
- • 6. No LocalBusiness structured data (medium, low). Add name, address, phone and opening hours markup.
- • 7. Thin pages (medium, medium). 9 pages under 300 words, mostly tag pages. Noindex or merge them.
- Keyword to page map
- • teeth whitening Leeds → /teeth-whitening (title missing the city)
- • emergency dentist → /emergency-dentist (noindex, fix first)
- • dental implants → /implants (competes with a blog post)
- Competitor comparison
- The competitor's service pages average 1,100 words with FAQs and prices explained. Yours average 380.
- Full list of 61 issues with URLs: SEO_Issues.xlsx.
How to do it with todo.is
- Copy the prompt and add your website, page limit and main keywords.
- Paste it into todo.is, or send it to your agent on Slack or email.
- Your agent crawls the site in a browser, checks each page and builds the report and issue sheet.
- Fix the top items first. Ask "re-check the site next month and tell me what is still open" to track progress.
Tips for a better result
- Tell your agent your main services or products. An audit tied to real keywords beats a generic checklist.
- Fix noindex mistakes and broken links before content work. They are quick and can block pages from ranking at all.
- Run it again after changes and ask for a before/after comparison.
- Rankings and traffic data come from Google Search Console. Export it and attach the file for a deeper audit.
SEO audit tool: FAQ
- What does an SEO audit check? Technical basics (crawling, indexing, redirects, speed, mobile), on-page items (titles, headings, meta descriptions, alt text) and content (thin or competing pages). A good audit ranks the fixes, not just lists them.
- How often should I do an SEO audit? A full audit once or twice a year, plus a quick check after a redesign or migration. You can make a monthly light check a recurring to-do.
- Can todo.is see my Google Search Console data? Not directly. Export reports from Search Console and attach them, and your agent will include them in the audit.
- Will it fix the issues on my site? No. It finds them and writes the exact changes, like new titles or redirect lists. You or your web person apply them.
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