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How to check a website, investigate errors and track changes.
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How to choose a region for checking based on where the company operates, align it with queries and pages, and avoid mistaking a city change for a ranking improvement.
A ready-made example of a monthly report based on reChecker data: verified fixes, dates and coverage, open tasks, next steps, and client access to sources.
How to discuss a lack of improvement in positions with a client: check the comparison, show completed fixes, and agree on a separate plan for search work.
How to compile a list of queries for current services: use customers’ wording, distinguish purchase intent from informational interest, and choose a page for each phrase.
Why a competitor’s average position is misleading without the number of queries where it was found. Two example calculations and how to check pages for a specific phrase.
How to explain a change in competitor visibility: distinguish points from percentages, find the dates of the two measurements, and check the queries that made up the result.
How to use comparisons when rankings and page content were checked on different dates: reconstruct events, verify URLs, and decide whether a fresh check is needed.
How to compare two pages for one query: check service terms, headings, and missing answers for customers. A specific task example for your website.
What to check if reChecker shows a competitor’s page but cannot find your URL: the snapshot data, the relevant page, redirects, and technical status.
Open the published article and check its headings, tables, links, and images. This checklist and example can help you spot errors in the text or shared template.
Open a tool for the task described in the article.