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Crawl a site for technical SEO
Real crawl data on what is indexable, duplicated or slow.
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What to crawl.
How deep to go.
Not by issue count.
Your prompt
Crawl [the site], up to 300 pages. Check in the order that decides ranking: can it be crawled, is it indexable, is it unique, and is it fast. A page blocked in robots.txt has no other problems worth listing. Find the duplication. Parameter URLs, trailing slashes, http and https, and a printable version all produce the same page at four addresses, splitting the signal in a way nobody notices. Check the canonical tags actually point where they claim, and that they are not self-referential on a duplicate. Order by impact, not by count. Two hundred missing alt attributes and one noindexed money page are not the same finding.
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Why this works
Most audits open with meta descriptions, which have not decided a ranking in years. This crawls and checks what actually stops a page: crawlability, indexing, duplication and speed.