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See what’s holding back your search traffic and what to fix first. Get a prioritized plan for your site, with prompts you can hand to a developer or paste into your AI assistant.

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Pages read
728
Actions
28
High impact
13

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Actions

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Let the sold-price pages back into Google3 pages

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Finding. The crawl found a noindex tag on 217 of 728 pages, including pages that already showed sold prices.

What to do. Remove noindex from eligible sold-price pages, link them from their brand pages, and add them to the sitemap.

Why it matters. Pages marked noindex cannot appear in Google results.

Done when. The Code 11.59 page has no noindex tag, appears in the sitemap, and is linked from the Audemars Piguet brand page.

Evidence: Pages marked noindex (217)

For your developer or AI assistant
Remove the noindex tag from eligible model and reference pages that already carry sold prices. Start with /audemars-piguet/code-1159/ and /audemars-piguet/royal-oak-offshore/15720st/. Keep noindex where a page duplicates another page’s data. Link the indexable pages from their brand page, add them to the sitemap, and verify the rendered HTML.

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Give the About page a next step and a scannable method1 page

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Finding. The About page put its pricing method in one long paragraph and ended without a link into the data.

What to do. Break the method into labeled sections and add links to search, brands, and movers below “Citing the data.”

Why it matters. Readers can find how a figure was calculated and go straight to the data they want to use.

Done when. The four method headings and a link into the data appear on /about/.

For your developer or AI assistant
On /about/, divide the pricing method into four sections: Market price, Usual range, Weekly and monthly change, and When you see a dash. Give each section a short example. Below “Citing the data,” add links to search, the brand list, and this week’s movers.

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Answer quartz versus automatic on the Tissot PRX page1 page

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Finding. The PRX page had sold-price evidence for both movements.

What to do. Show the quartz and Powermatic 80 median sold prices side by side, with the sales count behind each, then add a comparison table.

Why it matters. Shoppers can compare the two movements using actual sales from the same period.

Done when. The PRX page shows both medians and their sales counts, with the reference table below.

For your developer or AI assistant
Add side-by-side cards on /tissot/prx/ for the 40mm quartz and 40mm Powermatic 80. Compute the median sold price and sales count for each from the same date window. Follow with a reference table showing medians, sales counts, and 30-day change where the data supports it.

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What the audit checks

See what the report looks for across your pages, search results, and competitors. Your report size sets how many pages and searches we review.

Search performance

  • Google keyword rankings and the pages that rank
  • Estimated monthly search volume for relevant keywords
  • Searches where your pages are close to ranking higher
  • Clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and position from your Search Console CSV
  • Top pages and traffic trends from your export, when available
  • Pages competing for the same query, when your export links queries to pages

Crawling and indexing

  • XML sitemap errors, URL coverage, and size limits
  • Robots.txt rules that block pages, scripts, or styles
  • Noindex tags and HTTP headers that conflict with your sitemap
  • Missing, conflicting, or broken canonical tags
  • 404s, server errors, and soft 404s
  • Redirect chains, loops, and temporary redirects
  • Duplicate HTTP and www versions of the homepage
  • Canonical and noindex changes after JavaScript runs, on sampled pages

On-page SEO and structured data

  • Missing, duplicate, long, or short page titles and meta descriptions
  • Missing or multiple H1 headings
  • Empty pages, placeholder text, and duplicate content
  • Invalid JSON-LD and missing fields for supported rich results
  • Invalid hreflang language codes or missing return links, where used
  • Visible update dates missing from structured data
  • Open Graph and X card metadata

Internal links and site structure

  • Broken internal links from the pages reviewed
  • Internal links that point to redirects or HTTP URLs
  • Links to noncanonical versions of pages
  • Internal links marked nofollow
  • Possible orphan pages with no incoming links found
  • Legacy hashbang links that Google can’t follow
  • Main content that only appears after JavaScript runs, on sampled pages

Page speed and Core Web Vitals

  • Mobile and desktop performance scores for representative pages
  • Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) and First Contentful Paint (FCP)
  • Total Blocking Time (TBT) and Speed Index
  • Layout shifts (CLS) on tested pages
  • Real-user Core Web Vitals, including INP, when Chrome has enough data
  • Render-blocking resources and recurring mobile PageSpeed Insights issues

Image SEO and accessibility

  • Broken loads in a sample of page images
  • Images blocked from Googlebot by robots.txt
  • Missing image alt text
  • Picture tags without a fallback image
  • Image delivery and sizing opportunities in PageSpeed Insights
  • Broken or undersized social share images and unusual aspect ratios
  • Lighthouse issues such as low contrast or buttons without names
  • Layout and legibility in sampled mobile and desktop screenshots, when available

Competitors and content gaps

  • Businesses that serve the same customers
  • Sites competing for the same searches
  • Keywords competitors rank for that your site is missing
  • Competitors’ ranking pages and content formats
  • Related keywords grouped by topic and search intent
  • Existing pages to improve and topics that need a new page
  • Opportunities for a tool or original data page when the research supports it

AI search and Google result features

  • Featured snippets and the pages that earn them
  • Related People Also Ask questions
  • Sources cited in sampled Google AI Overviews, where shown
  • Citation opportunities when an AI Overview cites other sites
  • Homepage robots.txt rules for AI search crawlers
  • Whether your site serves an llms.txt file

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