What SEO Crystal Ball checks
SEO Crystal Ball is designed to make SEO audit findings easier to understand. It checks common page and site signals like metadata, headings, content clarity, image alt text, internal links, schema, indexability, mobile basics, and local SEO signals.
The goal is not to overwhelm you with every possible technical omen. The goal is to show which issues are most likely to matter and what you can do next.
How to run a scan
- Open SEO Crystal Ball from the tools page.
- Enter the public URL you want to review.
- Run the scan and wait for the report to finish.
- Review the overall summary first.
- Then look at priority findings and category sections.
Scan one important page at a time. Start with the homepage, main service pages, top location pages, or pages that should generate leads.
How to read the summary
The summary is the map, not the whole expedition. Look for critical or high-priority warnings first. If the scan says a page is noindexed, missing a title, missing an H1, or blocked from search, treat that differently from a low-priority social preview suggestion.
The score is useful, but the explanation matters more. A lower score with clear fixes is more useful than a shiny score that hides the real problem.
How to move from report to fix
| Finding type | Start with this guide |
|---|---|
| Missing title or meta description | Metadata |
| Missing H1 or thin content | Headings and Content |
| Missing alt text or weak links | Images and Links |
| Noindex, canonical, robots, sitemap, JSON-LD | Schema and Indexability |
| Many mixed warnings | How to Prioritize SEO Fixes |
How to apply fixes on your platform
Use the finding category to decide where to look. Metadata and headings usually live in the page editor or SEO settings. Image alt text lives in media or image settings. Indexability and schema may live in plugins, apps, templates, advanced settings, or custom code.
On static/custom sites, fixes usually require editing the HTML, sitemap, robots.txt, server rules, or JSON-LD directly. Keep backups before changing files, and change one issue type at a time.
When to run another scan
Re-scan after you make meaningful changes. Do not re-run after every sentence. A good rhythm is: fix one group of issues, publish, clear caches if needed, then scan the page again. Some search-result changes may take longer to appear in Google even after the audit is clean.
Want the scan to point to fixes like these?
Run SEO Crystal Ball, then use this library to translate the finding into practical next steps. No vague prophecies. Just useful work.
Run a Scan