Full-scale project or one-time site audit: how to choose?

We have created two options for launching site audits so that it is convenient for you to separate work with permanent projects and one-time tasks. Here's how they differ. Option 1. Create a full-scale project Creating a full-scale project is the best way to set up a regular site audit of your own websites or your customers' websites. This option takes more time to set up, but it gives much more opportunities to automatically check the health of sites: ⚡️ Site availability monitoring every 5 minutes; ⚡️️️ Domain expiring check; ⚡️️ SSL certificate validation check; ⚡️️ Robots.txt changes check; ⚡️️ Tracking of deleting pages, adding new pages and editing content; ⚡️️️️ New errors appeared or existing errors were fixed; ⚡️️ WordPress version, theme or plugin updates check; ⚡️️ Page HTTP status code changes; ⚡️️ HTTP headers changes; ⚡️️ Changes of canonical, hreflang, viewport tags and indexation status. In a full-scale project, you also can create page segments, monitor the history of issues and enrich Site Audit data by metrics from Search Console and Google Analytics 4. Option 2. Run a one-time site audit Running a one-time site audit with extra tools is the best way: ⚡️ Explore site structure, internal linking scheme, and content of competitors’ websites; ⚡️️️ Get quick reports for your potential clients. One-time Site Audit is faster to set up and you also can export its data to PDF, Google Sheets or CSV. To launch this type of audits you need to pay for it via credits – the internal currency in Sitechecker, which you can spend on different extra tools. You can replenish your credit balance with money or by completing tasks in onboarding in the app. Do you have any questions about these functions? Request a demo We will be happy to answer all of them in a live meeting.
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