Recheck after bug fixes & keep Advisor up to date
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 10:17 am
Have you really accomplished something and are curious to see how your site is performing now? Run a re-audit . This will also update the tasks in the XOVI Advisor.
To do this, click " Complete Recheck " below the image on gansu cell phone number list the overview page . If the errors have been successfully resolved, you'll see a plus sign next to "Opt. Diff" in the On-Page Analyses table in the Analytics Management.
Re-examination of the on-page analysis after revising the website
If you go to the overview of your analysis, your percentages for content, SEO, and technology should also have increased. This means you can see your optimization progress directly in the tool, although Google usually takes a little longer to do this.
Common on-page errors and how to fix them
Status code 404: Not found
Here, the XOVI crawler followed an internal link and encountered a subpage that returned the HTTP code 404. The page no longer exists.
It's also possible that the defunct page still has many backlinks that could lead visitors to this page. If users click on this (internal) link, they'll reach a dead end. If this happens frequently (e.g., because the linking page has a lot of traffic), Google will classify the 404 error message as a poor user experience and could potentially negatively impact your rankings.
To do this, click " Complete Recheck " below the image on gansu cell phone number list the overview page . If the errors have been successfully resolved, you'll see a plus sign next to "Opt. Diff" in the On-Page Analyses table in the Analytics Management.
Re-examination of the on-page analysis after revising the website
If you go to the overview of your analysis, your percentages for content, SEO, and technology should also have increased. This means you can see your optimization progress directly in the tool, although Google usually takes a little longer to do this.
Common on-page errors and how to fix them
Status code 404: Not found
Here, the XOVI crawler followed an internal link and encountered a subpage that returned the HTTP code 404. The page no longer exists.
It's also possible that the defunct page still has many backlinks that could lead visitors to this page. If users click on this (internal) link, they'll reach a dead end. If this happens frequently (e.g., because the linking page has a lot of traffic), Google will classify the 404 error message as a poor user experience and could potentially negatively impact your rankings.