This walkthrough shows what Site Audit Pro returns when it crawls a 50+ page site — per-page Core Web Vitals, cross-page duplicate detection, structured-data validation and internal link analysis. It's the depth you can't get from a single-page check.
📊 Run Site Audit Pro Read the Guide →Instead of one domain-level speed score, Pro scores every page. A typical result table flags which specific pages fail:
| Page | LCP | CLS | INP | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| / | 2.1s | 0.04 | 180ms | PASS |
| /products/widgets | 4.3s | 0.18 | 340ms | FAIL |
| /blog/long-post | 2.9s | 0.11 | 260ms | NEEDS WORK |
This tells you exactly which pages to fix first, rather than guessing from a single averaged number.
Pro compares titles, meta descriptions and content across every crawled page. The report groups collisions so you can see, for example, that six product pages all share the title "Buy Online | Brand" — a pattern that tells Google none of them is distinctly more relevant.
Every JSON-LD block on every page is validated against schema.org. The demo report shows which pages have valid markup, which have warnings (missing recommended properties) and which have errors that disqualify them from rich results entirely — even though the markup may look fine to the eye.
Pro maps your internal link graph to surface orphan pages (no inbound internal links), broken internal links, and pages buried too many clicks deep to be crawled or ranked well. On large sites this is where a lot of wasted crawl budget hides.
A 50-page audit typically completes in 5–8 minutes; a 200-page audit in 20–30 minutes. The crawler runs pages in parallel while respecting your server resources.
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