How to run a site-wide SEO diagnosis (4 steps)
Site-wide SEO diagnosis scores your whole site from a single domain input instead of checking pages one by one. The following four steps let you fix the weakest pages efficiently.
- 1
Enter a domain to load sitemap.xml
Enter the domain you want to audit, and the tool automatically fetches target pages from sitemap.xml. There's no need to paste URLs one by one.
- 2
Bulk-score every page
Each fetched page is diagnosed across 45+ items and scored out of 100, all at once.
- 3
Identify problem pages, lowest score first
Results are sorted lowest-score-first, so you can see at a glance where weaknesses cluster across the site and start with the highest-impact pages.
- 4
Drill into each page for specific fixes
Click any page to see its 45-item detailed diagnosis and improvement code — down to exactly what to fix and how.
Single-page check vs. site-wide diagnosis
Single-page checks and site-wide bulk diagnosis serve different purposes. Use each according to the situation.
| Aspect | Single-page check | Site-wide diagnosis |
|---|---|---|
| Input | One URL at a time | A single domain (sitemap.xml auto-fetch) |
| Best for | Deeply fixing a specific page | Surfacing site-wide weaknesses |
| Pricing | Free | Entry plan and above |
| How results appear | 45-item detail for one page | All pages listed lowest-score first |
What to know before you rely on the diagnosis
An honest note: Site-wide diagnosis only covers pages listed in your sitemap.xml. If the sitemap is missing or outdated, the audited scope may differ from your actual site. Scores rate technical and structural SEO factors — they don't guarantee content quality or alignment with search intent. Alongside fixing low-scoring pages, a human should judge whether each page actually answers the reader's needs.
