Source
Crawling & technical audit — found from sitemap — SpyFu
Checked for SpyFu on 3 Nov 2026
- Page
- http://help.spyfu.com/en/articles/16705007-site-audit-faq-issues-and-overview
- Checked
- 3 Nov 2026, 16:37 UTC
- How we may use it
- Public page, crawling permitted
Technical details
- type
- page
- http status
- 200
- content hash
- sha256:3d7ead11c6c742c5579d0eb0888303a0de7d025afa93f5f123e040d347f7c039
- permission
- robots_ok
- screenshot
- Screenshot on file (internal exhibit, not published)
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Facts read from this source
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Site health score range Report an error
“The Site Health Score is a 0–100 number that reflects your site's overall technical condition.”
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Site health score thresholds Report an error
“Generally: 90 and above is healthy, 70–89 has room for improvement, and below 70 warrants attention.”
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Issue severity tiers Report an error
“Errors are problems that actively hurt your search performance and should be addressed first. Warnings are issues that hold pages back — they're not breaking anything, but fixing them helps. Notices are informational findings that are worth knowing about and good to fix when you can, but they're the lowest priority of the three.”
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Catastrophic findings Report an error
“Those are catastrophic findings — site-level problems significant enough to affect your entire site rather than just individual pages. Examples include your homepage being blocked from Google, a failed crawl, or an expired SSL certificate.”
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Issue counting method Report an error
“At the bottom, we've collected all of those instances into a named issue like (for example) "meta description is too long." That counts as one warning, even if you have 18 pages with meta descriptions that are too long.”
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Autofix Report an error
“most of them can be fixed automatically — your fixes are already written.”
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Recommended order Report an error
“Start with any catastrophic findings shown at the top of your Overview — those are site-level and take priority. After that, move to your fixes: they're already written and sorted by impact. The "Errors" tier is where to focus first, then work through warnings at whatever pace fits your schedule.”
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Score update trigger Report an error
“The score updates after each completed crawl, not continuously.”
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Crawl refresh Report an error
“Running a new crawl after making changes will give you a fresh score reflecting the current state of your site.”
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