SEO Audit Strategy For A Complex Website?
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I am looking for a list of SEO audit tools and strategies for a complex website. The things I am looking for include (but not limited to):
- finding all the subdomains of the website
- listing all the 301's, 302's, 404's, etc
- finding current canonical tags
- suggesting canonical tags for certain links
- listing / finding all current rel=nofollow's on the website
- listing internal links which use & don't use 'www.'
- finding duplicate content on additional domains owned by this website
I know how to find some of the items above, but not sure if my methods are optimal and/or the most accurate.
Thank you in advance for your input!
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You could use this extensive guide: http://moz.com/blog/how-to-perform-the-worlds-greatest-seo-audit
If after this guide you still have questions let me know and i would be happy to help you with that
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