Before you start
- A Website Audit with pages added.
The six types
TypeWhat it reviews
Complete Website AuditAll five categories below in one report. Recommended.
Technical AuditCrawlability, speed signals, structure, and tracking, judged from each page’s content: titles and meta descriptions, heading order, links, text volume, and duplication.
UI/UX AuditHierarchy, navigation, CTA clarity, and mobile, from desktop and mobile captures of each page.
SEO AuditOn-page readiness, such as titles, descriptions, and headings. No rankings or backlinks.
Content AuditClarity, specificity, tone, and FAQ depth.
Marketing AuditThe offer, calls to action, trust, and the conversion promise.
Steps
Step 1: Start a Website Audit
Choose New Audit, then Website Audit, and add your pages.
Step 2: Choose the type
On the Audit Type step, choose the type that matches the question you need answered.
Step 3: Continue
Choose Discover Pages and select the pages to include.
What you should see
The report’s details show the audit type, and its sections follow that type.
Common problems
Choose the Complete Website Audit, which covers all five categories, or run separate audits; each full audit uses one full generation for every 10 pages.
Prooflin doesn’t use ranking or analytics data. Scores are Prooflin’s interpretation of the pages it reviewed, not third-party metrics.
Next steps
- HELP ARTICLEPreparing website pages for an auditAdd pages from one address, a sitemap, or a pasted list, choose the audit type, then review the discovered pages and include the ones you want audited.
- SAMPLE REPORTNova Dental Studio Website AuditA Complete Website Audit across seven pages.
- CONTACTContact UsIf this article didn’t resolve your question.