SEO / AEO / GEO Audit Checks

Understand the evidence FreeScan looks for, the failures it reports, and the safest way to implement and verify each correction.

Canonical Tag Check

How FreeScan verifies a page's preferred index URL and detects missing, conflicting, or invalid canonical tags.

Understand robots.txt discovery, crawler directives, sitemap references, and accidental blocking risks.

How to keep XML sitemaps valid, canonical, segmented, and limited to pages that should be indexed.

How FreeScan evaluates whether a page title is present, descriptive, and usable in search results.

Write and validate concise page summaries that can support clearer search-result snippets.

Detect whether the page provides at least one JSON-LD structured-data block.

Build crawlable, descriptive links between related pages without creating noisy or circular navigation.

Create consistent titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, and preview images for shared links.

Verify that the audited page and its controlling directives do not unintentionally block search and AI crawlers.

Check that the page has one primary H1 and a logical heading hierarchy that describes its content.

Understand FreeScan's informational check for an optional llms.txt or .well-known/llms.txt resource.

Verify that every detected JSON-LD block parses successfully and exposes readable schema types.

Detect noindex directives in rendered page metadata and public response headers.

Use these methodology pages as references, then test the current public evidence in one FreeScan report.