SEO Crawl
Automatically detect all technical errors slowing down your site's search engine rankings.
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What is an SEO crawl?
An SEO crawl is an automated exploration of your site, page by page, following all internal links - exactly the way Google's bot does. The goal is to identify technical issues preventing Google from properly reading, understanding, and indexing your content.
A site can have excellent content and still be penalized simply because it returns 404 errors, has duplicate title tags, or has redirect chains that are too long. These problems are invisible to the naked eye but clearly visible to search engines.
The SEO crawl is the foundation of any technical audit. It reveals the true state of a site's SEO health, beyond content and backlinks.
Why it matters
Why regular SEO crawls are essential
Errors accumulate with every update
Every deployment, every CMS change, every deleted page can introduce new errors. Without regular crawls, these issues silently pile up.
404 errors waste your SEO equity
An internal link pointing to a deleted page passes PageRank with no benefit. Multiplied across dozens of pages, these broken links weaken the entire site.
Duplicate content splits your authority
Two URLs with the same content cannibalize each other in search results. Google does not know which one to favor and reduces the visibility of both.
Redirect chains slow down indexing
A redirect from A to B to C to D dilutes the PageRank being passed and slows down Google's bot. Too many hops and Google abandons exploration of that branch.
In Trakup
How Trakup crawls your site
At each scan, Trakup explores your site by following all internal links discovered from the homepage. Every URL found is analyzed: HTTP status code, SEO tags, response time, canonical presence, heading structure.
Results are organized by issue type with their severity level. You can see at a glance the most impactful errors and the affected pages, without having to dig through exports containing thousands of rows.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Trakup crawls all pages discovered on your site. For very large sites, a prioritization mechanism ensures that the most important pages are analyzed first.
Yes, the Trakup bot identifies itself with its own user agent. You can see it in your logs just like any other crawler. It respects your site's robots.txt file.
The SEO crawl explores the entire site and maps out problems at a global level. The page-by-page analysis dives into the detail of Lighthouse metrics and CWV for each individual URL.
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