See what search engines can read.
Measure the technical and on-page signals holding your site back, each with the state the crawl could support.
The problem this capability addresses
A list of SEO warnings is not yet a decision
The short answer
Alesta reviews the technical and on-page signals available from a public website and turns them into a baseline a team can inspect. Findings remain tied to the page or crawl evidence that supports them.
Site owners need to know which pages and signals produced a finding, what the crawl could not confirm, and which issue deserves review first. Alesta organizes that evidence without presenting an observation as a guaranteed ranking cause.
Evidence and inputs
- Crawlable page signals
- Titles, descriptions, headings, links, canonicals, robots directives, and response behavior provide the page-level evidence.
- Technical conditions
- Indexation controls, sitemap coverage, broken paths, and performance observations provide the technical context for review.
What you can review
- SEO baseline
- A structured view of technical and on-page findings, including the affected surface and available evidence.
- Review order
- A working priority order that the team can correct when business context changes the urgency.
A reviewable workflow
- 01
Read the public site
Start from the submitted domain and collect the search-visible signals that can be observed.
- 02
Separate states
Keep confirmed observations, calculated values, and unavailable evidence distinct.
- 03
Review the baseline
Inspect affected pages and decide which correction belongs in the next marketing action plan.
Boundaries and limitations
- No ranking guarantee
- A technical correction can improve search readiness, but it cannot promise a ranking or traffic outcome.
- Public evidence only
- Private Search Console, analytics, and server-log evidence is not inferred from a public crawl.
How this capability is different
SEO focuses on search-visible website signals
Unlike AI Visibility, which records assistant answers, or Backlinks, which reviews referring-link data, this capability centers on crawlability, indexation, and on-page search signals.
Questions this page answers
What does the website SEO audit examine?
It examines the public technical and on-page signals Alesta can read, including page metadata, headings, links, canonicals, indexation controls, and related crawl conditions.
Does an SEO finding prove why a page does not rank?
No. It identifies reviewable evidence and likely constraints. Rankings also depend on demand, competition, relevance, authority, and factors a public crawl may not expose.
Continue with supporting resources
- Browse Alesta articles
Use the content hub for deeper technical and evidence-led marketing guidance.
- AI marketing audit guide
See how site evidence becomes a broader marketing audit.
- Website marketing audit checklist
Review a practical checklist for examining a public site.
Choose the next step
Build the baseline from your domain
Run the domain review, inspect the SEO evidence, and choose the findings that should enter the action plan.