An SEO audit with evidence and priorities
Review crawlability, canonical URLs, content and language variants. Connect each finding to observed evidence and a concrete fix.
50,361 · GitHubcoreyhaines31/marketingskillsEditorial selection · source reviewedAuthor: Corey Haines MIT Revision 5b2c000
When to use it
Investigate technical indexing problems
Review canonical and hreflang on a bilingual site
Prioritize fixes after a site migration
What you’ll get
An audit recording each issue, its evidence, impact and proposed fix.
For example
Audit this RU/EN site for indexing, canonical URLs, hreflang, sitemap and internal links. Give a URL and evidence for each finding; do not invent explanations for rankings.
Original, requirements and limits
Original skill: Corey Haines. Editorial description: kossolapov.com.
- Agent
- An agent that can read Agent Skills instructions; tool access depends on the host
- Tools
- Browser or crawler that can inspect rendered pages
- Search Console for indexing and traffic evidence; PageSpeed Insights as needed
- Access
- Site-owner access for private Search Console data
- Possible costs
- Ahrefs, Semrush and other commercial crawlers are optional
- Limits
- Rankings and traffic gains are not guaranteed.
- Validate structured data in rendered output; text-only fetches may omit scripts.
- Some upstream tool references are dated, including the retired Mobile-Friendly Test; use current equivalents.
- Editorial selection based on source inspection, not a comparative performance certification.