How to read your audit results

Your audit results have three things that matter: the overall score, the prioritized findings, and the per-section breakdown.

The overall score

A 0-to-100 number that summarizes your site's current SEO and AI-search position. Below 50 is red. Major issues are holding you back. 50 to 75 is yellow, middle of the pack with room to improve. Above 75 is green, a strong foundation where you're refining for incremental gains.

The score moves over time as we ship work and as your competitors move. Watch the trend, not the absolute number.

Findings, sorted by severity

Each finding is one specific thing on your site that needs attention. Severity is high, medium, or low, and color-coded for quick scanning.

Start with the high-severity findings. They're high-severity because they're moving the most weight on your score. Fixing one high-severity finding typically improves your overall score more than fixing five low-severity ones.

Each finding includes a description of what's wrong in plain English, a recommended action, and an option to generate the fix for you, whether that's a rewritten title, schema code, or a blog post draft.

Per-section breakdown

The findings are also sorted into sections: technical, on-page, schema, Google Business Profile, AI citations, and content gaps. Use the section view when you want to focus on one area at a time.

What to do this week

Pick the top three high-severity findings. Generate the fix for each. Review the output. Regenerate if it's off. Publish it to your site, or hand it to your developer. Move on.

Steady wins. Trying to fix everything in one sitting doesn't.

Questions about a specific finding? Ask in the chat at scowty.com/chat or email hello@scowty.com.