Investigate technical, content, authority, measurement and AI-search issues and turn confirmed findings into an implementation backlog.
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Relevant market context, customer intent and measurable digital performance—connected in one focused growth system.
P03 is a 19-prompt website audit library covering crawlability, indexation, robots, sitemaps, canonicals, architecture, JavaScript, Core Web Vitals, on-page SEO, content, schema, international, ecommerce, local, links, tracking, migrations, AI readiness and traffic drops. It ends with a prioritized, owner-ready backlog.
The structure keeps the task focused on audience value, available evidence and the next implementation decision.
Request crawl, index, performance, analytics and platform inputs appropriate to each diagnosis.
Avoid claiming a cause until the available evidence supports it.
Translate findings into owners, priorities, dependencies, acceptance tests and proof.
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Diagnose technical, content, authority, tracking and AI-search issues with evidence and implementation context.
Use this library for a new client, performance decline, migration or scheduled health review. The prompts request the right crawl, analytics and platform evidence, distinguish observed problems from hypotheses and finish with a prioritized owner-ready backlog.
Choose the narrowest prompt that matches the task. The document also includes a project input block, usage guidance, an official-guidance foundation and a universal quality gate.
Keep source data, assumptions, human decisions and final implementation evidence distinct throughout the workflow.
Record site type, platforms, migrations, releases, markets and the question the audit must answer.
Supply crawl exports, Search Console, analytics, performance tests and configuration files.
Use specialist prompts for the systems actually in scope.
Check sample URLs, templates and tools before assigning severity or cause.
Prioritize confirmed issues by impact, confidence, effort, dependency and risk.
Reproduce critical issues on representative URLs, compare findings across tools, distinguish observed evidence from likely causes and have developers confirm implementation effort and acceptance tests.
Request a free SEO audit for a prioritized view of the strongest opportunities, risks and next steps.
Clear answers to common search questions, matched to this page without repeating unrelated FAQs.
Yes. Rank N Revenue provides this editable Word prompt guide as a direct, no-email-gate download. You can edit it for your own business, client or internal SEO workflow.
The download includes 19 copy-ready prompts. The page above lists the exact workflow and fields or prompts so you can decide whether it fits the task before opening the file.
It is built for technical SEOs, consultants, developers, agencies and in-house teams responsible for diagnosing site-wide performance and implementation risk.
Provide the domain, CMS and rendering stack, site size, target markets, recent change log, crawl exports, Search Console and analytics data, performance reports and access limitations.
Start with the master audit only when broad diagnosis is needed; otherwise choose a focused module. Supply exports, define what the model cannot access and require URL-level evidence.
Yes. AI can organize supplied crawl and performance data, but it cannot truthfully claim live access to Search Console, analytics, server logs or private tools unless those records are provided.
No. The resource improves structure and consistency, but it cannot verify private business facts, tool exports, legal risk or implementation quality by itself. A qualified reviewer should approve high-impact decisions.
Reproduce critical issues on representative URLs, compare findings across tools, distinguish observed evidence from likely causes and have developers confirm implementation effort and acceptance tests.
Run a full audit at onboarding and after major migrations or redesigns; use focused checks quarterly and after releases that affect crawling, rendering, templates or measurement.
Use P02 SEO Plan Prompts to sequence the backlog and P04 On-Page SEO Prompts for priority templates or URLs.