Run Your First SEO Audit
Five minutes after creating a project you can be reading a full technical audit of your site.
Why it matters: The first audit gives you a baseline: every later improvement is measured against it, and it instantly surfaces quick wins that justify the tool on day one.
Before you start
- A project with your website's domain
- Your sitemap URL (usually /sitemap.xml) — or any list of page URLs
Step-by-step
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1
Open Audit Report
Go to your project's module bar and click Audit Report.
Step 1 — Go to your project's module bar and click Audit Report. -
2
Choose your source
Select Sitemap URL or Manual URLs, then add your sitemap or URLs.
Step 2 — Select Sitemap URL or Manual URLs, then add your sitemap or URLs. -
3
Parse & Crawl
Click Parse Sitemap, review the URLs, then select Create Audit Report.
Step 3 — Click Parse Sitemap, review the URLs, then select Create Audit Report. -
4
View Results
Review each page's audit details, including SEO status, performance, and issues.
Expected result
A complete page-by-page audit you can filter, export and re-run — your technical baseline.
Helpful tips
- Start with the Has Issues filter to find the quick wins first.
- Results persist across sessions — you don't need to finish reviewing in one sitting.
Common mistakes
- Auditing only the homepage. Rankings are won and lost on inner pages — always crawl the full sitemap.
Troubleshooting
My sitemap won't parse
Confirm the URL loads XML in your browser. WordPress sites often use /sitemap_index.xml — paste the index and Kleverish handles the rest.
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