Audit a single post for on-page and content issues — headings, metadata, internal links, images and structure — and see the score instantly. This page covers free blog seo audit.
What the blog audit checks
Everything that decides whether a single article can rank and convert.
Title & meta
Length, keyword focus and a description that earns the click.
Headings
One clear H1 and a logical H2/H3 structure.
Content depth
Word count and coverage against the search intent.
Images
Missing alt text and oversized media.
Internal links
Links in and out so the post supports your funnel.
Freshness & schema
Dated content and structured data where it helps.
Frequently asked questions
Is the blog audit free?
Yes — run it on any public post without paying.
Can it improve rankings?
It identifies issues that hold a post back. Fixing them is the Content Refresh service.
Does it check the whole blog?
It audits a single post. Use the website audit for a site-wide sample.
Will my data be stored?
The audit reads the public page only. Connecting Search Console is separate and read-only.
What is a blog SEO audit?
A blog SEO audit checks a single post against the signals that decide whether it ranks: title and meta description, H1/H2 structure, keyword usage, internal links, image alt text and content depth. It answers whether the post matches search intent and what to change first.
Blog audit vs full website audit
One post versus a sample of your whole site. If a single page lost traffic, audit the post. If rankings are slipping across the site, start with the free website SEO audit and work through the SEO audit checklist.
Ready to fix it? A content refresh implements the changes directly in your CMS.
Turn the audit into a refresh
The free scan shows the problem. The Content Refresh fixes the page — research, rewrite, metadata, links and implementation.
What the score cannot decide for you
A score is not search intent
A technically tidy post can still answer the wrong question. Compare the article with the reader’s actual need before rewriting it.
A score is not a ranking promise
The audit highlights page-level issues. It does not guarantee rankings, traffic, clicks or revenue.
After the scan
Choose the first fix
Start with the issue most connected to the page’s purpose.
Check the surrounding site
Review internal links, related pages and the next reader action.
Request implementation
Use Content Refresh when you want the agreed changes applied and verified.
What a useful audit brief should contain
Observed issue
State what is visible on the post: a missing description, unclear heading structure, weak internal path or a mismatch with the reader’s question.
Next decision
Say whether the first action is to improve the page, link it to a stronger guide, update the offer or leave it alone until better evidence appears.
A score is most useful when it leads to one clear editorial decision. It should not become a reason to change every field at once.