Local SEO audit of your website
Locametra reads your website the way a search engine does and lists what holds it back on local searches, sorted by severity, with the evidence it found and the fix it recommends.
What the audit reads
Starting from your home page, the audit follows your internal links and reads up to 15 pages, plus your robots.txt and sitemap. It respects the rules in your robots.txt and never changes anything on your site.
Findings you can act on
Each finding comes with three things: the evidence (what was found, on which page), why it matters for local search, and a recommended action. It looks in particular at whether your pages say clearly what you do and where, whether your phone number is consistent, whether your structured data is present, and whether search engines can reach your pages over HTTPS.
From finding to task
Critical findings become tasks in your action centre automatically; the others in one click. Run the audit again after your changes: previous audits are kept, so you can see what was fixed.
What you get
- Findings sorted by severity: critical, high, medium, low
- Evidence, explanation and recommended fix for each
- Tasks created from findings
- A history of audits to follow your progress
Questions
Does the audit change my website?
No. It only reads public pages, like a visitor or a search engine would.
How many pages are checked?
Up to 15 pages per audit, starting from the home page and following internal links. That covers the key pages of most local business websites.
My site blocks robots. Will the audit work?
The audit respects robots.txt. If your whole site is closed to robots, it will tell you so: that is also what stops search engines from listing it.
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