SEO
How To Audit Your Own Website
You can get most of the way with a browser and a search engine: check what is indexed, view the page source, test on a phone, and complete your own enquiry form. No paid tools required.

SEO
You can get most of the way with a browser and a search engine: check what is indexed, view the page source, test on a phone, and complete your own enquiry form. No paid tools required.

Search your domain with a site: query and see roughly what is listed, whether the important pages appear, and whether anything unexpected does: staging pages, duplicates, filter URLs. Surprises here are worth investigating before anything else.
Right-click, view source, and search for a sentence from the middle of your content. If it is not there, the content is assembled by JavaScript, which is the single most common reason a modern site underperforms with AI crawlers.
Time how long the main content takes to appear, check whether anything jumps as it loads, and see whether buttons are comfortably tappable.
Then complete your own enquiry form and see what happens.
Does the confirmation say anything useful, does an email arrive, how quickly does someone respond. A surprising number of forms are broken, and nobody notices because nobody submits them.
Viewing the page source and searching for a sentence from your content. If it is absent, the page is assembled in the browser, and machine readers may see nothing.
Not for the checks above. Paid tools help with scale, competitor comparison and monitoring over time, but they will not tell you anything the four checks above miss on a small site.
You can get most of the way with a browser and a search engine: check what is indexed, view the page source, test on a phone, and complete your own enquiry form. No paid tools required.
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