Data Sources & Metrics

Ability to add Site Auditor (Deprecated) to new accounts upon request

Test for URLs with duplicate H1s. This means that the URL in question has the exact same Header 1 (H1) tag as at least one other indexable URL.

Option to export all tests instead of exporting individual tests

Currently, you can only export one error at a time. Also, each file name should match the downloaded test Also, list the result/flagged item of each test

Customer wants a setting to adjust the Site Auditor crawl rate (URLs crawled per minute), separate from the crawl limit (number of pages tested for SEO errors). Use case: SEO technician asked what the crawl rate is and whether it can be modified; the reason was not stated. Workaround: only the crawl limit (default 100 pages) can be edited, which does not control speed.

Currently, excluding a subdomain only stops Site Auditor from crawling pages on it. We’d like the exclusion to also suppress broken resource checks (e.g. images, files) linked from the excluded subdomain. This would give users more control and reduce confusion when excluded domains still appear in audit results.

Customers are expecting the Inlinks tab to list URLs that link to the page being reviewed. At the moment, the Site Auditor only shows internal links that point to that page, based on what the crawler provides. This can lead to cases where customers expect only a small number of inlinks but see many more due to how internal linking is detected. The request is for more accurate inlink reporting so users can clearly see which URLs are linking to the page.

Exports: include url column for 4xx errors

Ability to get AI recommendations from Site Auditor & a health check, similar to SEMRush