Check the SEO of your site.

15 Claude skills in six groups. Each works like a separate specialist: it reads the crawled pages and the DataForSEO data and proves every finding with a quote. Anything the data doesn't back is left out, and Claude Opus re-checks every finding before the summary. Besides issues — growth points: which queries and pages bring traffic soonest. What can't be checked without access to the site is listed separately.

Technical

What Googlebot gets on every crawled page — up to 300 URLs.

• —Speed: LCP, CLS, FCP, TTFB — a lab run in Chrome, mobile profile, slow 4G
• —HTTPS, HSTS, status codes, redirect chains, slow and hanging pages
• —robots.txt, sitemap.xml, noindex, canonical, hreflang, soft 404, duplicates
• —Broken links, orphan pages, sitemap URLs that fail
• —Title, meta description, Open Graph: length, duplicates, templates, language
• —Schema.org (JSON-LD and Microdata): errors, Google's rich-result rules, product variant markup

On-page

What people and search engines see on the page itself.

• —H1–H6: does the heading name what the page offers; hierarchy and template duplicates
• —Image alt text
• —Internal links: pages no text links to, anchors, one anchor for different pages
• —Which pages at positions 4–20 to push with links from inside the site

Content

Can the text be trusted, and is it still true.

• —Contradictions: price, specs, delivery terms, warranty on a page and across pages
• —Claims without proof, "best" and "#1", testimonials without detail
• —Authors, sources, affiliate disclosure, disclaimers for health, money and law
• —Trust pages: about, contact, shipping, returns, warranty
• —Dates, outdated facts and years, "updated" on the day of the check, broken outbound links
• —Refresh briefs for the 1–3 pages worth it

AI search

How ready the site is for AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini.

• —AI crawler access in robots.txt: GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended
• —AI Overview and People Also Ask on the site's queries: is it cited, does the page answer
• —Brand entity: Organization, sameAs, one name, phone and address on every page
• —Results for the brand name: where the site is and who holds the top lines

Search & competitors

What people search, where the site ranks and who takes the traffic — from the DataForSEO database.

• —Rankings: queries in the top 100, the ones closest to page one, drops and losses
• —Demand: queries the site already has a page for, their difficulty and seasonality
• —Live Google results: top-10 formats, AI Overview, local pack, who actually ranks
• —Competitors: share of voice, queries where they outrank the site
• —Gaps: topics competitors rank for where the site has no page

Links

Who links to the site — and to its competitors.

• —Referring domains by strength, nofollow, link-list pages
• —Anchors and over-optimisation risk
• —Broken links to the site: where to redirect them
• —Sites that link to competitors but not to you

Search Console: impressions, clicks, indexing

Rankings and keywords in the report come from the DataForSEO database — an estimate from a snapshot of Google results. How many impressions and clicks each page gets and which URLs Google has actually indexed is known only to Google Search Console — you need property access.

Hands-on link work

The report reviews links from the DataForSEO database: referring domains by strength, anchors, link-list pages, sites that link to competitors. Checking each referring site by hand, outreach and disavow are separate paid work.

Visitor behaviour

Bounce rate, dwell time, scroll depth, conversions, heatmaps, session replay — all of that lives in GA4, Yandex Metrica or your CRM. It's invisible from outside; the bot doesn't go there.

Server settings and logs

.htaccess, nginx config, server logs, real Googlebot requests, CDN speed, server cache — all require SSH or the hosting panel. The bot only sees the public HTTP response.

Hidden and dynamic content

Closed sections (login-only, paywall, cart), server-side A/B tests. The bot opens the homepage in real Chrome and sees the text after JavaScript; the other crawled pages are read from their initial HTML, without running scripts.

Google Business Profile and Maps

Reviews, posts, photos, ratings, insights, local position on Maps — all of that is managed via the GBP console. Without auth in your business account, the bot doesn't go there.

Paid traffic and attribution

Google Ads, Yandex Direct, CRM lead source, funnel events, GA4 conversions — those are ad consoles and analytics platforms, not the public web.

Full history

The report shows what changed since DataForSEO's previous check: new, rising, falling and dropped queries. Day-by-day rankings and traffic, or when a link appeared or disappeared, come only from Search Console, Ahrefs or analytics time series.

These data points need Search Console, analytics, server and admin access. If you need a full SEO audit from that side — ping me on Telegram, we'll discuss it as a paid project.

Reports run

23

Avg score

47/100

Score range

5—95

Avg time

10–15 min

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