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Technical SEO
Indexing, structured data, crawlability, infrastructure. Not a separate audit you run once a quarter and forget — checks that fire where the work happens, and that run free on every plan.
Most platforms sell technical SEO as a button: run the crawl, get a list of four hundred issues sorted by a severity score nobody agreed on, export the PDF, close the tab. The list is accurate and nothing happens, because the findings arrive nowhere near the moment you could act on them.
AlmaSEO doesn’t have a single Technical SEO product, and it isn’t going to pretend otherwise. What it has is technical checks built into the tools you already open — the schema is generated when the article is written, the URL is submitted the second it publishes, the SSL expiry shows up on the same page as the hosting renewal, and the Core Web Vitals reading lands inside the audit that explains what to do about it.
Two of those checks carry the most weight: the technical audit, which reads performance, schema and AI-crawler access on the pages actually earning your clicks — and keeps re-reading Core Web Vitals across every client site on a schedule, flagging the ones that slipped; and index status, which shows you which of your pages Google has actually indexed and lets you resubmit the ones it hasn’t — to Google, Bing and IndexNow at once. The rest of the map is below.
For the small business owner
Someone ran a scan, sent you a spreadsheet with four hundred rows, and asked for a budget. You have no way to tell which rows matter, which are noise, and which were already fixed. What you want is a short answer: is my site broken, and if so, where.
For the SEO freelancer or agency
You know what a canonical is. What you don’t have is the hour it takes to check schema coverage on twelve client sites, confirm every published URL got submitted, and notice that one of them let their SSL lapse on a Sunday.
Not one is a separate product you have to remember to open — each check fires inside a tool you’re already using.
Getting the page seen, and knowing when it isn't.
Inspect any URL against Google — is it indexed, what’s the coverage state, when was it last crawled, which canonical did Google pick — and a nightly scan reads it across your whole sitemap.
The moment WordPress publishes a URL, it’s submitted. No button to remember.
A page Google hasn’t indexed? Request indexing on the spot — to Google, Bing, and IndexNow.
Powered bySearch Console coverageSitemap statusIndexNow submissionBing URL submission
Telling the engines — and the AI answers — what the page is.
JSON-LD built and checked as content ships, and carried into the article AlmaSEO publishes — not bolted on afterwards.
Hand-built blocks: Article, FAQPage, HowTo, BreadcrumbList, Service and Organization.
Title, description, focus keywords, Open Graph, canonical and slug — synced to your SEO plugin.
Powered bySchema detection and scoringStatic export schemaStructured data dashboardSEO metadata panelCustom permalink
Whether the shape of the site makes sense to a crawler.
Reads sitemap.xml, falls back to scraping the HTML, and finds every published URL — even on a site with no CMS.
Flags the services and topics you should have a page for but don’t, before anyone tells you to just write more posts.
Finds pages competing on the same topic or intent, so you stop cannibalizing yourself.
Powered byStatic site inventoryContent gapsContent extraction
The layer beneath SEO, where the outages actually come from.
Hosting, DNS, security headers, response time and an overall health score — rescanned on its own every day, saved as an audit you can hand over.
Certificate issuer, covered domains, validity and days remaining, protocol and cipher — plus the security-header check.
SSL expiry is detected and emails you before it lapses; add your domain and hosting renewal dates alongside so nothing sneaks up on a Sunday.
Powered byScan overviewDomain and DNSHostingEmail providers
What runs continuously, and what runs when something breaks.
First impression, AI search readiness and emergency recovery, resolved into one prioritized list of fixes.
Search Console, NAP, page speed, Core Web Vitals, schema, robots.txt, SERP movement and Analytics — one emergency pass. See the SEO recovery audit.
Every connected site’s Core Web Vitals re-checked on a schedule, so you hear about it the moment a page’s loading speed crosses the line — before the ranking follows.
Powered byAI Search ReadinessFirst ImpressionContent performance trackerSearch visibility opportunities
All of it runs on Google’s own free performance and index data — no Data Credits, on every plan. The audit reads a page in about a minute; the infrastructure scan and the index check run themselves on a schedule.
Point the audit at a site and watch it read speed, Core Web Vitals, schema and crawler access in one pass — then check which pages Google has actually indexed.