SEO monitoring that reports change, not the same audit again
A site audit is useful once. Re-run weekly and unchanged, it becomes a document nobody opens: the ninety issues you already decided not to fix, listed again. What is worth a person's attention is what moved: a page that lost its canonical, a title rewritten in a CMS edit, a redirect chain that appeared after a migration, a position that slipped.
- Queued
- Availability
- TLS and DNS
- Security headers and content
- SEO and compliance
- Report and status page
Evidence appears here as each stage finishes. Nothing is shown before it is measured.
Crawl and compare
Site-wide crawls capture titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, indexability directives and internal linking, then compare each run against the last. The report leads with the diff and keeps the full inventory underneath for when you want it.
- Title, description, heading and canonical changes since the previous crawl
- Indexability directives, including pages newly excluded from search
- Broken internal and outbound links, with the page each one sits on
- Core Web Vitals field and lab measurements per page
- Keyword positions tracked over time, with movement called out
Findings a client can read
SEO output is unusually jargon-dense, and it is often read by someone who did not commission it. Each finding carries a plain sentence about what it costs in practice, a page search engines cannot read clearly, or a link that leads visitors to a dead end, beside the technical detail for whoever does the fix.
In the monthly report
Search-visibility change lands in the client's monthly report alongside uptime and the maintenance work, so the retainer's SEO line item has something behind it that is specific to the month rather than a standing description of the service.
Questions people ask
- Does this replace a full SEO audit tool?
- It covers the technical and on-page ground a care plan needs to watch continuously. Deep keyword research, backlink analysis and content strategy are a different job, and this does not pretend to do them.
- How are Core Web Vitals measured?
- Per page, and reported with the measurement date attached so a number is never read as current when it is a month old.
- Can clients see the SEO section?
- Yes, in their dashboard and in the monthly report, written in the client-facing register rather than the developer one.
Point it at a site you already know
One website is free, with the full product, the same checks, alerts, status page and monthly report. Adding a site whose history you already know is a fairer test of SiteIntact than any demo.
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