Run a site check and fix what it finds

The site check looks over your site's search settings and lists what could be better. It's a quick way to spot things like a photo without a description or a link that goes nowhere. We can't promise rankings, traffic, calls or sales, but fixing what it flags helps Google understand your pages.

Steps

1. Log in to your site editor.
2. In the side panel, click SEO/AEO. The site check opens on a page called Site Audit.
3. Read the list. Each item has a status:
   • High Priority (red): fix these first.
   • Medium Priority (orange or yellow): fix when you have time.
   • Optimized (green): nothing to do.
   • Notice (grey): a suggestion, not a must. You'd see one if you have no blog, for example.
4. Click View Details or Fix it on an item. It takes you to the right screen, such as the list of photo descriptions.
5. Make the fix, then go back to the list.
6. Publish. If you don't see a Publish button, tell us and we'll publish it for you.

Blog items

The check also flags the blog: no blog yet, no posts, posts older than 3 months, or nothing published lately. On those items, Fix It may add a blog or start an AI-written post. Please don't use it. If your plan includes posts, send us the topic and the facts instead. See How your site posts work.

Tips

• Start with red. Fix one item at a time.
• A Notice isn't a problem. Skip it if it doesn't fit your business.
• For help with common fixes, see Set a page's search title and description, Write alt text in plain words and Find and fix broken links.
• Run it again after big edits, such as a new page or a new batch of photos.
• Not sure what an item means? Send us a screenshot and we'll tell you.
• We also check your pages, forms and links every month and send a short note.

Need a hand?

Email hello@zossoz.com with your business name and a screenshot of the items you want help with, and we'll take care of it. We reply within one business day. See Request a change.