Not three thousand errors. Three things to do this week.
Most SEO tools hand you a spreadsheet and wish you luck. Paste your URL. We read the site and write a short reading: what is leaking, what to fix first, and a button to mark it done.
Your product pages are fine. Google cannot find them.
- 01Google cannot find 340 of your product pages — they are missing from the sitemap.
- 02Your checkout takes 5.8 seconds to respond on a phone — slow enough to lose the sale.
- 03The rest can wait. Do these two this week.
Three things you do
after the first reading.
A reading, when you ask.
Run a reading when you are ready. Every plan has a monthly allowance; paid plans can also come back on a schedule. The written reading is short — what to fix first, readable in under a minute.
An action plan you can actually do.
A short list, worst leaks first. Each one says what to do, roughly how long, and has a “mark as fixed” button we re-check on the next reading.
A chat that has read the whole site.
Ask why a page dropped, whether a title is any good, what to change on a product. It answers like a patient expert, not a salesperson.
Five checks a desktop crawler will not spell out.
Most crawlers hand you the raw table. These start from how shops actually break, and answer in a sentence.
Filters that quietly multiply the shop
Google says faceted navigation and action parameters cause three quarters of reported over-crawling. We count the extra URLs each listing grows into, and say which to close.
Google only reads the first 2 MB
Googlebot downloads the first 2 MB of a page and ignores the rest. We measure whether your title, canonical and structured data sit past that line.
Whether a re-check costs you anything
A page with an ETag can answer an unchanged visit with a cheap 304. Half of AI-crawler traffic is re-fetching pages that never changed — we check whether yours can skip that work.
One template, not four thousand rows
Technical problems live in templates, not pages. We cluster every URL into its template and say "product template — 4,213 pages, missing alt text" instead of listing each page separately.
Titles that match the page
We measure how much of the title and description actually appears in the page, and flag the ones Google will rewrite.
Learn the quiet way to do SEO.
Screaming Frog labels three hundred findings High, Medium and Low, then says in its own documentation that those labels lack context. That sentence is honest, and it describes the whole gap.
Four checks with no equivalent in a desktop crawler, and one thing we deliberately refuse to sell you. Based on what Google has actually said about how it crawls.
LCP, INP and CLS sound like lab equipment. They are really three simple questions about how your site feels to a person in a hurry.