Overview
The SEO Page Audit block audits a single page across accessibility, content, headings, images, links, meta tags, performance, schema, and technical checks. It returns either an AI-generated Markdown report with concrete fixes or the raw structured audit data. Use it to review pages before publishing or to flag issues at scale.Configuration
Page URL (Required)
The URL of the page to audit. Must start withhttp:// or https://.
Example:
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Output Type
Choose the format of the result. Default: MarkdownError Handling
Define what happens if the audit fails. Options:- Terminate Workflow: Stop execution immediately.
- Continue Execution: Proceed to the next step despite the error.
Output Data
Markdown output
Returns a single Markdown report string. The report grounds every issue in the page’s actual data and ends with aTop Fixes ordered list of the highest-impact actions.
Accessing the report: {{step_1.output}}
JSON output
Returns the raw audit object covering all nine audit categories.Sample Output
Markdown output (returned as a single string):Best Practices
- Use Markdown output when a person will read the report or act on the fixes.
- Use JSON output when later steps need specific metrics or programmatic checks.
- Audit only public, reachable pages; private or blocked pages return no data.
- Set Continue Execution inside a loop so one failed page does not halt the run.
- Audits can take time on heavy pages; avoid auditing many pages in tight loops.
Common Use Cases
What’s Next
- Audit pages from your workspace with the Pages Block
- Audit many URLs with the Loop Block
- Turn findings into tasks with the LLM Block
- Route reports for approval with the Human Review Block
- Save results to Google Sheets