Audit your website and fix what matters first

The whole loop in five steps: audit every page, start with what is worth most, approve the fixes and see which ones worked.

A page that Google shows but nobody opens, or that loses visitors before they act, costs you leads quietly. This workflow takes you from a first audit to a measured result, in the order that gets you there fastest.

1. Run the audit#

PageSoar audits every page on your site once your site is connected. If it is not yet, connect your website and Google first: Google adds the traffic each page really gets, which is what lets PageSoar rank pages by what fixing them is worth.

2. Start with what is worth most#

The SEO audit screen ranks your pages by what fixing them is worth, so the top of the list is the place to start. To narrow it, filter the pages by section, score or status. Problems that only show when pages are compared, such as broken links and redirects, are under site-wide issues.

3. Fix one page, then many#

Open a page to see its audit: how many checks pass, what to fix and what to improve. The agent fixes what it safely can, drafts copy for your approval and briefs your developers on the rest (the three tiers). When the same fix fits a set of pages, bulk optimize previews it first and checks each write.

4. Approve what goes live#

Every change is shown before and after and waits for an approval. See approving or sending back a change and how a change goes live.

5. See which changes worked#

Each published change is measured against your own site's normal results. Did it work? says, page by page, whether it helped, hurt or is still being measured. For the rest of the workflow, see prove a change worked.