What does the audit include?

An executive summary with the site's biggest strength and top three priorities, a table of 15 to 25 keyword opportunities, on-page issues rated critical, high, medium, or low with fixes, content gap recommendations, a technical checklist marked pass, fail, or warning, a competitor comparison, and an action plan split into quick wins for this week and strategic work for the quarter.

Does it use real search volume and ranking data?

It researches with web search, not a keyword database or rank tracker, so it rates demand and difficulty as high, medium, or low instead of quoting exact monthly searches. Treat those ratings as relative signals and confirm them with your own search console data.

Can it check page speed?

It flags likely causes of slow pages, such as large images, render blocking scripts, and redirect chains, and reads Core Web Vitals signals from how the pages behave. It does not replace a lab speed test, so confirm scores with a dedicated speed tool.

It does not change your site, submit sitemaps, or build links. It tells you what to fix and in what order; you or your developer apply the changes.

AI SEO Audit

Give a website or a topic. Get an SEO audit in the chat: keyword opportunities, on-page issues by severity, content gaps, a technical checklist, and a prioritized fix list.

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Nothing sends until you start, and you can change anything afterwards.

What you get

Text in the chatCopy it wherever you need it. Keep chatting to adjust the tone, length, or wording.

How it works

Give askROI a URL or domain, or a topic for keyword research, and say which audit you want: full site, keywords, content gaps, technical, or a competitor comparison. It asks for the site if you leave it out, and runs a full audit when you do not choose.
askROI's Run an SEO audit tool researches the site and its search landscape on the web and writes the audit: summary, keyword table, on-page issues, content gaps, technical checklist, competitor comparison, and action plan.
Work through the quick wins, or keep chatting for rewritten title tags and meta descriptions, content briefs for the top keywords, or a content calendar built from the gaps.

What people use it for

Site health checksfind missing titles, duplicate headings, broken links, and crawl problems before they cost rankings.
Keyword researchfind long-tail and question keywords with clear intent for a new site or topic.
Content planningsee which topics competitors cover that you do not, and which old pages need a refresh.
Competitor benchmarkingcompare content depth, publishing pace, and search features with the sites you compete with.

Questions

What does the audit include?: An executive summary with the site's biggest strength and top three priorities, a table of 15 to 25 keyword opportunities, on-page issues rated critical, high, medium, or low with fixes, content gap recommendations, a technical checklist marked pass, fail, or warning, a competitor comparison, and an action plan split into quick wins for this week and strategic work for the quarter.
Does it use real search volume and ranking data?: It researches with web search, not a keyword database or rank tracker, so it rates demand and difficulty as high, medium, or low instead of quoting exact monthly searches. Treat those ratings as relative signals and confirm them with your own search console data.
Can it check page speed?: It flags likely causes of slow pages, such as large images, render blocking scripts, and redirect chains, and reads Core Web Vitals signals from how the pages behave. It does not replace a lab speed test, so confirm scores with a dedicated speed tool.
What does it not do?: It does not change your site, submit sitemaps, or build links. It tells you what to fix and in what order; you or your developer apply the changes.