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The 8 things we check
Distilled from about 100 real audits of sites stuck at zero. These are the issues that actually keep new sites off Google, not a 40-page audit of everything that could theoretically matter.
- 01
Fake pages that say “200 OK”
Deleted or mistyped URLs that pretend to be real pages (soft-404s). Google crawls them, trusts your site less, and wastes visits it could spend on your real pages.
- 02
Your sitemap.xml
Present, valid, and honest — it's the list Google uses to discover your pages. Broken or missing sitemaps are one of the most common reasons new pages never get crawled.
- 03
Your robots.txt
One wrong line can tell Google to stay away from your whole site — or block the files it needs to render your pages.
- 04
Canonical tags
If every page claims “the homepage is the real version of me”, Google discards everything except the homepage. It happens more often than you'd think.
- 05
One version of your site
www vs non-www, http vs https. If two copies of your site are live, your ranking signals get split between them.
- 06
Titles, descriptions & headings
Does your homepage say what you do in words people actually search? A title that's just your brand name ranks for nothing.
- 07
Can Google actually read your pages?
Many app builders ship pages that are blank until JavaScript runs. Crawlers — and AI assistants like ChatGPT — see an empty page. This is the #1 issue on Lovable and Bolt sites.
- 08
Index signals
Stray noindex tags quietly telling Google to skip your pages, broken social previews, missing structured data.