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Every problem we report, explained.
These are the same fix instructions SEOPert puts in a paid report, published in full. If your audit found something you do not recognise, it is described here — what it means, whether it matters, and the steps to put it right on your platform.
Guides
Start here
Longer pieces on the questions people ask before they know what to look for.
What is a website SEO audit, and why does it matter?
An SEO audit checks the things that decide whether your website can be found, loaded and understood. What an audit covers, what it cannot tell you, and how to read the result.
Why is my website not showing up on Google?
Seven reasons a website is missing from Google, in the order worth checking them — from a noindex tag to a site that is simply too new.
The next guide publishes on 24 September 2026.
Fix library
Every finding SEOPert reports
Grouped the way the audit groups them. Each page covers what we detected, why it matters, the steps to fix it on your platform, and how to confirm the fix worked.
SEO
- Your site may be telling Google to ignore it
- Page titles: the headline Google shows
- Meta descriptions: the sentence under your headline
- The main heading tells everyone what the page is
- Canonical tags: naming the real address of a page
- Structured data: describing your page in a format Google reads
- What your site looks like when somebody shares it
- What Google’s own SEO check found
Technical
Performance
Content
Security
Check your own site
Which of these are on your website?
The free audit runs every check in this library across up to 10 pages and sorts what it finds worst-first.