Example report · invented data

A useful next step, not another score

This four-page example shows how crawl evidence becomes an action, and how your search data makes that action more relevant. These are illustrative findings, not a customer result or a live scan of example.com.

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First, check the evidence

Crawl coverage
4 of 4 example URLs
Business priority
/services/web-design
Search data
Illustrative 28-day Pages export

A real capped scan labels its limits. A page absent from a CSV or crawl is unknown, not proof of zero demand or non-indexing.

Then, work through the priority actions

  1. 1 affected · high confidence in the crawl finding

    1 page has no observed internal in-links

    The complete crawl found no internal link to these pages.

    • /services/web-design

    Next step: If a page should be discoverable, add a relevant internal link from a suitable hub or related page.

  2. 1 affected · high confidence in the crawl finding

    1 page returned an error or failed to load

    The crawl received an error or no response for these pages.

    • /services/old-offer

    Next step: Check each affected URL, then restore it, redirect it to a verified equivalent, or remove links to it.

  3. 2 affected · high confidence in the crawl finding

    2 pages link to a page that is dead

    The crawl observed broken internal links on these source pages.

    • /
    • /guides/planning

    Next step: Correct or remove each observed link; add a redirect only after verifying an equivalent destination.

Change one thing. Check what changed.

After implementing a suitable fix, re-scan and compare the crawl findings. For search outcomes, compare equal-length periods with the same filters and account for seasonality and other changes. Keep the evidence with your developer handoff.

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