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How to check a website, investigate errors and track changes.
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How to investigate an outage after a site update: record the publication time and errors, compare pages, request logs, and check the result of reverting to the previous version.
What to do after receiving a reChecker notification that your site is unavailable: open the affected URL, record the result, contact your hosting provider, and check whether the site has recovered.
Check the URL and date of the report, confirm the issue, and send it to the person responsible. An example message shows what a site owner can check without SEO knowledge.
Give your new contractor the latest reports, open tasks, and search settings. This ready-made list and example will help them continue the work without losing context.
How to share a full reChecker report: check the preview, choose the recipient, open the link without signing in, and revoke access when the work is done.
Which information to include in a public report and which details to share separately with the person doing the work. Check URLs, crawl coverage, findings, and link access.
How to add new services and remove old phrases from rank tracking: save both lists, find the overlap, and explain changes in summary metrics.
How to distinguish an incomplete check from a site missing in the collected search results. What to check on the relevant page and what data to send to an SEO specialist.
What to check when mobile search results and a report show different positions: device, region, date, and URL. How to check the mobile page separately.
What to check if a page has lost ranking: measurement settings, the URL found, availability, noindex, and content. An example task for a developer.
Open a tool for the task described in the article.