This article will show you how to use the Site Audit section without creating a project for the domain you want to analyze. By doing this, you can quickly review a website’s on-page SEO score and uncover opportunities for improvement.

How to Run a Website Audit Using the Site Audit Tool
The Error Listed Doesn't Exist. Is This a False Positive?
How to Audit Specific URLs Instead of the Whole Site

How to Run a Website Audit Using the Site Audit Tool

To analyze a website with Ubersuggest’s Site Audit tool, follow these steps:

1. Open the Site Audit tool.

2. If you do not have a project, enter the website address you want to audit.

3. If you do have a project, click the Pencil icon and enter the website address you want to audit.

4. Press Enter or click the arrow to start the audit.

5. Your Site Audit report will be generated and ready to review.

Report Breakdown

Recrawl Option

Next to the “Last Crawl Date,” you can click Recrawl Website to update the site and get the most recent analysis.

Metrics

You will find: On-Page SEO Score, Organic Monthly Traffic, Organic Keywords, and Backlinks data.

Pages Discovered

This section shows the total number of pages crawled, broken down by status (e.g., successful, redirected, broken, or blocked pages).

SEO Issues Discovered

This section lists all issues found during the crawl, such as duplicate content, low word count, unlinked pagination pages, and excess redirects.

Site Speed

Scroll to the bottom of the page to view site speed results for both Desktop and Mobile by switching the toggle button.

Exploring Detailed Results

In the Pages crawled box, click See All Pages to view every page URL and its status (redirected, broken, blocked, or successfully crawled).

In the SEO Discovered box, click See All SEO Issues to review the full list of detected issues. For each issue, you’ll see:
- Difficulty level to fix it
- SEO impact if left unresolved

For each SEO Issue Discovered, you can have more details by clicking View Details.

You also filter the SEO Issues results to focus on:
- Critical Errors: Issues that have a strong impact on SEO
- Warnings: Problems to address, but with moderate impact
- Recommendations: Best practices to improve overall site health

The Error Listed Doesn't Exist. Is This a False Positive?

If the Site Audit shows an error on your site that doesn’t actually exist, it’s likely a false positive. These can happen occasionally, and identifying them helps us improve Ubersuggest PRO by refining our algorithms to reduce such cases.

If you believe you’ve found a false positive, please share the details by answering the questions below. This will help us investigate and make the necessary improvements:

What is the website URL you were analyzing in the Site Audit?
What is the issue shown as a false positive?
Please provide details that you consider necessary to better identify the issue.

With more information, our team can come up with a solution.

How to Audit Specific URLs Instead of the Whole Site

Ubersuggest allows you to audit either your entire website or a single page (URL-based report). This helps you track progress and spot issues at both the site and page level.

Steps to audit a single page:

1. Open the Site Audit tool.

2. If you don’t have a project yet:

a. Enter the URL you want to audit. The tool will automatically detect it as a single-page audit.

b. If you enter a domain but want to analyze only one page, switch the option from Domain to URL.

Example: If you enter neilpatel.com but only want to audit that specific page, select URL instead of Domain.

3. If you already have a project:

a. Click the Pencil icon and enter the address you want to audit.

b. If you enter a URL, the Audit homepage option will be automatically checked.

c. If you enter a domain, but want to audit only the homepage, manually select the Audit homepage option.

With these options, you can easily choose whether to evaluate your entire site or focus on a specific page, depending on your SEO goals.

Site Audit will uncover SEO Issues on the URL you have crawled and organize them based on their SEO impact:

All Issues — a list of all SEO issues uncovered.
Critical Errors — the most impactful SEO errors.
Warnings — less impactful SEO errors.
Recommendations — least impactful SEO errors.

Further learning materials:

Mastering Technical SEO Audits: a video lesson from the “SEO Unlocked course”
How to Perform a Thorough SEO Audit in Less Than 3 Minutes a post from Neil’s blog
Understanding the Site Audit: An article from Uthe bersuggest Knowledge Base

If you have any questions about Ubersuggest, simply click the Help button at the bottom of the screen in the tool, and our support team will be ready to assist you.