Publisher SEO audit workbench

Run one technical audit before Google finds the weak spots.

Audit ads.txt, robots.txt, canonicals, hreflang, and schema in one flow built for AdSense, content sites, and multilingual publishing teams.

Five public checks merged into one operator-grade report.
Built for AdSense readiness, not vanity scoring.
Turns blockers into a ranked fix queue in seconds.

Publisher SEO audit workbench

Run a live site audit

Start with a homepage, article URL, or canonical target. The suite returns a readiness score, flagged modules, and copy-ready fixes.

Unified readiness scorePublic evidence snapshotsPriority-ranked fixes

We only fetch public resources and do not store your target URLs.

What the suite catches

The homepage now sells the failure modes publishers need to remove, not a generic tool list.

Each block maps to a real monetization, indexing, or international SEO risk instead of a shallow feature inventory.

Revenue blockers

Catch missing ads.txt deployment, malformed seller lines, and weak AdSense implementation steps before revenue is delayed.

Indexing control

See whether robots rules, canonicals, and public response behavior line up with the URL you actually want indexed.

International parity

Validate hreflang and schema so multilingual pages stay linked, understandable, and ready for richer search features.

How top teams use it

One pass for triage, one pass for single-tool proof, one pass for deployment.

Use the suite like a lead auditor, then move into the exact proof and deployment layer you need.

01

Triage the whole site

Start with the unified audit to see the highest-risk modules without jumping through separate tools first.

02

Open the exact checker

Use a dedicated checker only when you need raw evidence, edge-case detail, or repeatable verification for one issue.

03

Deploy and re-run

The suite is built for before-and-after validation, so you can verify that the public layer actually changed.

Tool stack

Keep the unified audit as the front door, then branch into focused tools only when you need deeper proof.

Keep the suite as the first step, then open the right checker or generator when you need targeted execution.

Checker
URL input

Ads.txt Checker

Check whether a domain exposes a valid ads.txt file and a Google publisher record.

Open tool
Checker
URL input

Robots.txt Checker

Review whether robots.txt is reachable and whether key rules may block important pages.

Open tool
Checker
URL input

Canonical Checker

Inspect whether a page exposes a canonical tag and whether it points to the right URL.

Open tool
Checker
URL input

Hreflang Checker

Check language alternates, hreflang syntax, and whether multilingual pages link back correctly.

Open tool
Checker
URL input

Schema Checker

Detect JSON-LD and basic schema patterns that affect rich results and content understanding.

Open tool
Generator
Deployment output

Ads.txt Generator

Generate a standard Google publisher ads.txt record from a publisher ID.

Open tool
Execution guides

Pair the audit with practical playbooks built around publisher setup and search visibility.

These guides make the audit useful in production instead of stopping at diagnosis.

Guide

How to prepare a site for AdSense review

AdSense approval is not about one script tag. It is about whether the whole site looks complete, trustworthy, and useful without ads.

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Guide

How to fix common ads.txt mistakes

Most ads.txt issues come from the wrong file path, the wrong publisher ID, or simply waiting for Google to refresh.

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Guide

Robots.txt basics for publishers and content sites

Robots.txt should guide crawlers, not blindly shut them out.

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Frequently asked questions

Operational FAQs

Keep the public-check boundary clear so operators know what this platform can confirm and what still needs platform-side validation.

Does this site replace Google Search Console?

No. It complements official tools by explaining technical issues in a faster, clearer, public-check format.

Can I use it before applying for AdSense?

Yes. The tools are designed to catch common readiness issues such as missing ads.txt, weak policy pages, and crawl-blocking configurations.

Why do you support only four languages in version one?

Because we prioritize translation quality, SEO purity, and stable maintenance over shallow language coverage.