Goal
Describe the decision you need to make and the business outcome you want.
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Site Audit
Inspect site pages, technical issues, resources, content signals, and page quality indicators.
2 Credits
What this MCP tool does
Inspect site pages, technical issues, resources, content signals, and page quality indicators.
Why it matters
It gives technical and content teams concrete evidence for fixing crawl, quality, and performance issues.
How to use it
Prepare domain or URL, audit scope, target market, and the site issue you want to inspect. Then ask your local agent to run this MCP Tool and return the result in the format you need.
Good follow-up actions
Use the result to refine briefs, prioritize work, compare options, or hand clear next steps to your content, growth, sales, or operations workflow.
Estimated duration
Usually 1-2 min
What to prepare
Main input
Domain or URL, audit scope, target market, and the site issue you want to inspect.
Market context
Add country, region, language, audience, product category, or competitor context when relevant.
How to use it
Site health summary
Use this mode when your goal is site health summary.
Page issue list
Use this mode when your goal is page issue list.
Technical evidence collection
Use this mode when your goal is technical evidence collection.
What you get
Executive summary
A short explanation of what the result means and why it matters.
Main deliverable
Issue groups, affected pages, severity notes, and remediation suggestions.
Recommended next actions
Prioritized actions that can be used directly in marketing, content, sales, or operations work.
Prompt examples
Quick start
Use Site Audit for [my business or website]. Goal: [what I need to decide]. Context: [paste the page, domain, topic, keyword, or audience notes]. Return a concise summary, the most important findings, and next actions.Common business scenario
I am planning [campaign/content/sales/outreach] for [market]. Use Site Audit to identify what matters most, what risks I should avoid, and what I should do first. Explain the result for a marketing operator, not an engineer.Advanced comparison
Use Site Audit to compare [option A] and [option B] for [business goal]. Focus on evidence, trade-offs, and recommended priority. Return a table plus a short executive recommendation.Example result
Example result
For a sample request, Site Audit returns issue groups, affected pages, severity notes, and remediation suggestions.
Highlights
Top finding
The strongest opportunity is separated from secondary signals so the user can act quickly.
Practical recommendation
The result includes clear next steps instead of only listing raw observations.
Example table
| Area | Example |
|---|---|
| Summary | Inspect site pages, technical issues, resources, content signals, and page quality indicators. |
| Action | It gives technical and content teams concrete evidence for fixing crawl, quality, and performance issues. |
Limitations
Result quality depends on input clarity
The more specific your goal, market, audience, and source material are, the more useful the result will be.
Use as decision support
Use the output to guide research and action. Review important business decisions before execution.
Scenarios
SEO
Tags
Site AuditTechnical