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Site Audit Pro Tutorial: Your First Large-Site Audit

New to technical SEO on bigger sites? This tutorial walks you through when to choose Site Audit Pro over the standard audit, how to run your first crawl, and how to read the results without getting lost.

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Step by step

1

Decide whether you need Pro

Use the standard Site Audit for monthly health checks on sites up to 50 pages. Choose Pro when your site is larger, when you're preparing for a migration, or when you suspect duplicate content across many pages.

2

Run the audit

Enter your homepage URL and start the crawl. A 50-page audit finishes in about 5–8 minutes; a 200-page site takes 20–30. The crawler runs pages in parallel while respecting your server.

3

Read per-page Core Web Vitals first

Pro scores LCP, CLS and INP for each page. Sort failing pages worst-first and start with the ones that get the most traffic — fixing a slow high-traffic page beats fixing ten pages nobody visits.

4

Resolve duplicates and schema

Rewrite any duplicate title tags so each describes its page uniquely. Consolidate or canonicalise duplicate content. Fix any structured-data errors so those pages become eligible for rich results.

5

Re-run and compare

After making changes, run Pro again and check the failing counts have dropped. Running it quarterly (with the standard audit monthly in between) keeps a large site healthy over time.

Beginner tip: don't try to fix everything at once. Work top-down: per-page CWV on your highest-traffic pages, then duplicates, then schema, then internal links. Each pass is measurable.

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