SEO audit for the blog site you publish on

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Overall score

66

Preview

Content72
Technical setup58
Being found64
On each page70

Do the highest-impact failures first. A site with no indexable URLs does not need a longer meta description.

Content failures are about what you have published: volume, structure, and whether the blog is actually producing pages worth reading. Technical and discoverability failures are about whether those pages can be crawled, whether the domain is connected, and whether the setup blocks indexing. On-page failures are the basics on the articles themselves. Fix the category that stops a crawler before you polish a meta description on a page that cannot be reached. A perfect on-page article on an unverified domain is still invisible.

Know what to improve next

How it works

An SEO audit for a blog site checks the pages that have to be clean before new articles can rank. Blogdat.ai crawls the site you connected and scores content, technical setup, discoverability, and on-page basics. Titles, meta descriptions, broken links, indexability, and the signals that block a clean crawl show up as findings on that site.

Run the check after you publish, then fix the findings before the next scheduled post goes live. The report stays next to the writer, so the person drafting the article and the person reading the audit share one place. Recommended actions point at the weakest categories instead of a generic score with no next step.

A high writing cadence on a site with broken titles, missing descriptions, or pages that cannot be crawled wastes the articles you just shipped. The checker is how you see that before Search Console is the only place the problem shows up.

Use cases

Before a new blog domain goes live

Crawl the host, clear titles, descriptions, and broken links, then start the publishing schedule.

After a burst of new posts

Check that the new URLs are indexable and that the templates still fill the on-page fields readers and crawlers need.

A client handover

Hand the site a score and a list of actions, kept on the same workspace as the content calendar.

What is included

Overall readiness score
A 0 to 100 readiness score for the site, with the categories behind it.
Category breakdown
Separate scores for content, technical setup, discoverability, and on-page.
Recommended actions
Failed checks spelled out as the next fixes, not a generic tip list.
Per-site view
Open SEO on each site, next to the blogs and settings you already manage.

How it connects

Use the audit alongside search indexing and your own domain. Indexing submits URLs. The checker tells you whether those URLs are ready to be crawled. Keyword tracking then shows if the posts you repaired started to move.

Search topics

  • blog seo
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  • blog site score
  • technical seo check

Check SEO readiness across your sites.

Use SEO scores and recommended actions inside blogdat.ai.

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