Group related pages
Pages with the same structure and purpose land together — product, category, article, location. You are looking at a family, not a list of one-off URLs.
Fix the pattern once, not every URL.
The crawl evidence behind every template pattern
Repeated issues, shared metadata, and the count of affected URLs stay grouped by page type — so the unit of work is the template.
- Shared templates
- Pages grouped by structure and purpose, not by one-off URL.
- Repeated technical issues
- Canonicals, robots, and status patterns that follow the type.
- Metadata on the template
- Titles, descriptions, and headings that fail the same way across the set.
- Heading and body structure
- Whether the type has a real H1, enough substance, and a consistent outline.
- Internal paths on the type
- How product, category, or article pages link — or fail to — as a family.
- Count of affected URLs
- How many useful pages improve if the shared pattern is fixed once.
How the template audit comes together
Group pages that share a type, decide whether the weakness is structural or topical, then turn the pattern into one brief with reach attached.
Separate template from topic
A missing H1 on every product page is a template problem. Thin coverage in one category is a topic problem. The map keeps those two diagnoses from collapsing into the same ticket.
Brief the shared fix
Hundreds of findings become one implementation note: the pattern, example URLs, and how many useful pages improve if it is fixed once. Engineering gets a cause, not a spreadsheet of symptoms.
A template brief you can act on.
Repeated technical issues
Find canonicals, directives, and metadata patterns by page type.
Structural consistency
Compare headings, substance, and internal paths across templates.
Scalable implementation
Prioritize the fix that improves the largest useful page group.
Related workflows
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Example questions include: Show me internal linking opportunities, Audit this site, Where should I start?, Find pages competing for the same intent, What changed since the last crawl?.
Crawl a site, then ask what needs attention.
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