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Site audit strategies

An audit is only useful if it ends in fixes. These strategies turn findings into ordered work your team or your AI agent can finish.

About site audit

A site audit lists what is wrong with a website. These guides are about what comes next: putting the findings in a sensible order, deciding which ones an AI agent can fix safely, writing a report people act on, and checking that the fixes worked.

Technical problems rarely need a long project. A handful of fixes for blocked pages, broken links, missing titles and thin pages usually removes most of the harm, and a second audit confirms it.

More strategies are added regularly. Each one links to the tool that runs it.