Redirect Analysis A step-by-step way to audit redirects after a migration or cleanup: find chains, loops, temporary redirects that should be permanent, and links that land on the wrong page. Broken Link Audits How to run a broken link audit: gather the links worth checking, separate real 404s from blocked or temporary failures, and decide whether to fix, redirect or remove each one. Website Health Audits A practical order for reviewing a website’s health: reachability, redirects, DNS, HTTPS and security headers, email setup and speed, with the tool to use for each step. Trust Score Analysis Before entering details on an unfamiliar website, check its technical signals and its reputation, and understand what each can and can’t tell you. Technical SEO Audits Run the technical side of an SEO audit: crawl the site, check status codes and redirects, find missing titles and descriptions, and confirm search engines can reach your important pages. Domain Crawling Use a crawl to see how a website is actually connected: which pages link where, how deep important pages sit, and which sections are isolated from the rest of the site. Re-checking Key URLs Keep a list of the URLs that matter most, re-run it after releases, DNS changes and migrations, and compare the result with the last run to see what changed. Bulk URL Validation Check a spreadsheet of URLs before it goes live: product feeds, campaign links, CMS imports and redirect maps. Find the broken, redirected and malformed entries first. 