Weekly Site Audit Report

Catch and fix SEO technical issues before they tank your rankings

Nora runs a Semrush site audit weekly and alerts you to new technical issues (broken links, duplicate content, meta errors). Prioritizes by traffic impact.

Technical SEO issues silently kill traffic. A broken internal link on your homepage, duplicate title tags, missing alt text — these don't look like much, but they confuse Google and hurt your rankings. Nora runs a full Semrush site audit weekly and compares to the previous week's results. It flags new issues: broken links (especially on high-traffic pages), duplicate titles/descriptions, missing H1 tags, crawlability errors, mobile issues, etc. For each issue type, Nora counts affected pages and estimates traffic impact. A broken link on a page with 10K/month traffic is urgent; a missing alt text on a blog with 50 visits is low priority. The report is ranked by impact, so your dev team knows exactly what to fix first. Semrush site audits are like a health checkup for your website.

Runs weekly on friday at 3:00 pm using Semrush, run by your Webmaster.

How it works

  1. Run Semrush site audit for your domain
  2. Compare audit results to previous week and identify new issues
  3. Categorize issues: broken links, duplicate content, meta errors, crawlability, mobile
  4. Cross-reference affected pages with traffic data to estimate business impact
  5. Identify critical errors (homepage, top landing pages) vs low-priority (old blog posts)
  6. Generate ranked report with fix suggestions and dev team instructions

Frequently asked questions

What does "Weekly Site Audit Report" do?

Nora runs a Semrush site audit weekly and alerts you to new technical issues (broken links, duplicate content, meta errors). Prioritizes by traffic impact.

How long does setup take?

Under 5 minutes. Connect your tools and Nora handles the rest.

Which tools does this use?

Uses Semrush, run by your Webmaster.

How much time does this save?

Saves approximately 3 hours/week, running weekly on friday at 3:00 pm.

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