Question 1

What is the visual SEO audit?

Accepted Answer

A graded check of one page in eight sections: on-page SEO, technical, links, usability, performance, social, local and schema, and AI search, with every check explained and a list of fixes. You can share it, download it as a PDF and re-run it to see the change.

Question 2

What happens when SEOmise scans my website?

Accepted Answer

SEOmise reads your public pages the way a search engine does, starting at the home page and following your links and sitemap. The scan only reads, so nothing on your site changes, and it works on every platform.

Question 3

How do I read the Issues list?

Accepted Answer

Website health → Issues groups what the last scan found by problem, with every affected address. Open a group to see the pages, show them on the site map or add the fix to the fix jar.

Question 4

What do Fix, Improve and Info mean on the Issues list?

Accepted Answer

They say how much a problem matters. Fix is serious (broken pages, pages nothing links to, missing titles), Improve is worth doing, and Info is good to know or to check.

Question 5

How is the website health score worked out?

Accepted Answer

The health score, from 0 to 100, is the share of your pages that pass each check, weighted by category. It comes only from reading your public pages, not from rankings or visitor numbers.

Question 6

What is Day 0, and can I change it?

Accepted Answer

Day 0 is your website's starting point: the first scan that ran to the end. Every later scan is compared with it, and it never moves.

Question 7

What is the SEOmise score?

Accepted Answer

One score from 0 to 100 that combines seven areas: visibility, technical, content, internal links, authority, local and performance. Areas with no data are left out, never counted as zero.

Question 8

How do I improve one page?

Accepted Answer

Open Website health → Pages and choose a page. You see what is wrong with it, steps to fix each problem, an SEO and readability check, AI help for the title, description and image alt text, its links, its history and its speed figures.

Question 9

What do the Content SEO checks look at?

Accepted Answer

Content SEO checks every scanned page for its focus keyphrase, title, meta description, text length, links, images and readability, and gives each page an SEO score and a readability score.

Question 10

How does the AI Plan decide what to do first?

Accepted Answer

The AI Plan turns what SEOmise measured into a to-do list and puts the jobs that make the biggest difference for the least work first. It refreshes itself every morning.

Question 11

How does a change get from SEOmise to my website?

Accepted Answer

Every change is proposed, previewed, approved, published through your site connector and then checked on the live page. Nothing reaches your site without approval, and every change can be undone.

Question 12

Who can approve, publish and undo changes?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the role. Owners and admins can do everything, SEO managers propose and publish, approvers approve and content editors propose. High-risk changes need an owner or admin.

Question 13

Can I undo one page of a change and keep the rest?

Accepted Answer

Yes, for most kinds of change. Open the change, find the page or image under "Pages and images in this change" and press Undo. The other items stay as they are.

Question 14

How do I roll back a change?

Accepted Answer

Open the change under Plan & changes → Changes and press Roll back. Your site puts back what it saved before the change.

Question 15

Where can I see every change made to one page?

Accepted Answer

Each page has a History section: every change SEOmise made or proposed on it, newest first, with before and after, who proposed and approved it, and an Undo for that page alone.

Question 16

What is the fix jar, and what does Fix all do?

Accepted Answer

The fix jar collects the fixes you pick from reports. Fix all then makes them in one go: through your site connector where it can, and as ready-to-apply steps everywhere else.

Question 17

What if SEOmise cannot change my website itself?

Accepted Answer

Then SEOmise prepares each fix for you: steps for your platform, the exact text to copy and files in your platform's format. You make the change, press Mark as done, and SEOmise checks your live page.

Question 18

Why did my change fail or get rolled back?

Accepted Answer

Usually the live page did not show the change (often a page cache), the site refused it, or the connector cannot make that kind of change. The change screen gives the reason.

Question 19

How do Speed fixes make my website faster?

Accepted Answer

Speed fixes loads your home page and most visited pages like a phone would, then offers up to six fixes. With the WordPress or Laravel connector SEOmise applies them after approval and can undo them; on other platforms you get the steps and smaller images to upload.

Question 20

How does the accessibility check and fix work?

Accepted Answer

It checks every page of your website scan for common WCAG 2.1 AA problems, explains each one in plain words, fixes the safe ones through your connector after approval or gives the steps for your platform, and drafts an accessibility statement.

Question 21

How do I fix missing pages and broken links?

Accepted Answer

Tools → Broken links & 404s lists the pages people and Google can no longer reach, and links that lead nowhere. It suggests the best live page for each missing one, then sets up the redirect for you or gives you a file in your platform's format.

Question 22

What does Website watch check, and when does it alert me?

Accepted Answer

Website watch checks your website every five minutes and alerts you by e-mail or on your phone when it goes down, when its certificate or domain name is about to run out, or when something changes that you did not expect. It works on any platform.

Question 23

What does the privacy and cookie scanner check?

Accepted Answer

It reads your home page and up to three more the way a first-time visitor sees them, before any consent, and lists the trackers and cookies, whether they wait for consent, and what to fix. It is a guide for Ireland, the UK and the EU, not legal advice.

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