Everything in Seotific
A page audit at the centre, with the rest of the job around it: site audits, keyword research, an article writer, link prospects, rank tracking and client reports.
The page audit
65+ checks, each scored by how much it tends to affect rankings, each with the fix. Give it a keyword and it also checks whether the page is about what people search for.
- Relevance to your keyword
- Crawling, indexing and canonicals
- Content, links, speed and structured data
- Which AI crawlers your robots.txt allows
The title says “Men’s footwear” and never names trail running shoes.
140 words of text. Say what the shoes are for, who they suit and what they cost.
Google picks its own snippet from whatever text it finds on the page.
6 product images shift the layout while they load.
Site audits and fix files
Crawl a whole site, re-audit it daily, weekly or monthly, and get an email listing what broke and what was fixed. Download a corrected sitemap and a redirect map, and see which pages to improve, merge or remove.
How site audits workNow point at each page itself.
Added in the last deploy. You were emailed when it appeared.
Open for 3 weeks.
Keyword research
Keywords ranked by how winnable they are, from who ranks in Google today, plus your competitor keyword gap and topic clusters, each with the page to use.
- Winnable score and priority
- Easy wins for new sites
- Topic clusters, one page each
Most ranking pages compare plans in a table. Yours has none.
Every ranking page lists integrations. Yours doesn’t mention them.
Three competitors mark up their questions.
Article writer
Articles planned from the pages that rank: a brief, an outline you approve, one of three page formats, keywords from search data, and every claim checked before you export.
- Pillar, how-to and quick-answer pages
- Claims traced to their sources
- Word, HTML or Markdown
Small fixes here move rankings fastest.
Google mostly shows buying guides for this keyword; this is a product page.
How long do trail shoes last? Are they good on roads?
Link prospects
Sites that link to your competitors but not to you, and dead competitor pages that still have links, warmest first.
- Backlink gap against 3 competitors
- Broken-link building
- Spam filtered out
Each with the page, the evidence and the exact change.
Ordered by impact, grouped by who does the work.
How the site has moved since the first audit.
Your keyword in Google
Every keyword audit shows where the page ranks right now, whether Google rewards this kind of page for the keyword, and which People Also Ask questions it leaves unanswered. Paid plans add Search Console clicks and impressions (coming soon).
- Live Google position, flagged when it is close to page 1
- Search intent: does the page type fit the results
- People Also Ask questions the page answers or misses
- Your other pages competing for the same keyword
Small fixes here move rankings fastest.
Google mostly shows buying guides for this keyword; this is a product page.
How long do trail shoes last? Are they good on roads?
Rank tracking
Track the keywords that matter every week (daily on Agency+). Each fix you make is marked on the chart, so you can see what moved the page.
Title rewritten on 3 October.
FAQ answers added.
No change yet.
Competitor gap
Compare a page with the pages that rank for its keyword: the subtopics, headings, structured data and formats they use that it doesn't, and whether the gap is about the page or about the authority of the sites above it.
Most ranking pages compare plans in a table. Yours has none.
Every ranking page lists integrations. Yours doesn’t mention them.
Three competitors mark up their questions.
Fix generators
Write titles and meta descriptions that fit, generate structured data, and build robots.txt, sitemap.xml and llms.txt files from the audit's findings. On paid plans the fix writer drafts intros, missing sections and FAQ answers from your page's own facts.
Meta tag generatorReports and white label
PDF and Excel reports and a share link for clients. On Agency plans, your own name, logo and colours throughout.
Each with the page, the evidence and the exact change.
Ordered by impact, grouped by who does the work.
How the site has moved since the first audit.
And around the audit
Search Console (coming soon)
On paid plans, connect Google Search Console to see real indexing status, clicks and impressions per keyword, and the queries closest to page 1.
Keyword map
Import your keyword-to-page plan from CSV or Excel. Crawls check every target page, report gaps and suggest internal links to add.
Audit widget
On Agency plans, embed a free audit form on your website in your branding. It collects the email of visitors who want the full report.
Schema generator
Valid JSON-LD for 12 schema types, checked against the fields Google requires.
See what is holding your page back.
Paste a URL and the keyword it should rank for. The free plan covers 30 page audits a month, no card needed.
Run a free audit