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Inspect a public page's search signals, then check the robots and sitemap documents that help crawlers discover it.

Use the on-page audit for one HTML response and the robots.txt checker or XML sitemap validator for one discovery document. Each explicit action makes one guarded fetch, reports observable findings and stops: there is no background crawl, automatic child-sitemap fetch or page-by-page request.

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On-Page SEO Audit

Check public HTML, search metadata, headings, Open Graph and card tags with a guarded server fetch.

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Robots.txt & Sitemap Validator

Check one public robots.txt file or XML sitemap per action with a guarded server fetch.

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Choose the SEO check that matches the document

Audit one public HTML page

Inspect response status, title, description, canonical, headings, structured-data syntax and social metadata in the initial response.

Check a robots.txt file

Review crawler groups, Allow and Disallow rules, Sitemap declarations and a test path without fetching the declared documents.

Validate an XML sitemap

Check one sitemap or sitemap-index document for syntax, required URL fields, limits, duplicates, host consistency and date formatting.

A reliable workflow

From source to checked result

  1. 1

    Check discovery controls

    Validate the site's public robots.txt file and each important sitemap as separate, explicit checks. A declaration is not proof that the target was fetched or indexed.

  2. 2

    Audit the preferred page

    Inspect the canonical public HTML URL, then fix definite metadata and structure issues before optional sharing refinements.

  3. 3

    Verify with the search engine

    Use Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools for live crawl, sitemap and indexation evidence; use schema and social preview tools for their specialist checks.