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How to check a website, investigate errors and track changes.
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How to find an incorrect Sitemap URL in robots.txt, check the sitemap’s full address, distinguish XML from an error page, and update the link source in your CMS.
How to tell a product page from its JSON API, find utility URLs in a sitemap, and fix the generator’s selection. Check the sitemap without breaking data loading.
How to find the cause of an empty sitemap: post types, publication status, SEO exclusions, and cache. Check one known page and regenerate the sitemap.
How to check links to section sitemaps inside a sitemap index, find 403, 404 or a damaged gzip file, and restore the file. Why nested indexes are not suitable for Google.
Find mixed protocols and domains in a sitemap, check that redirects preserve the path, and correct the CMS URLs without substituting another project's pages.
How to find old URLs in a sitemap, follow their redirects to the final page, and fix the sitemap generator. Check the page content, canonical, and absence of noindex.
How to compare visible breadcrumbs with BreadcrumbList, find old section URLs, update the generator, and check names, positions, and destination pages.
How to compare multiple Organization objects in JSON-LD, distinguish a seller from a manufacturer, align identifiers and contact details, and remove duplicate output from a theme or plugin.
How to compare price and availability in the catalog, product page, and JSON-LD; find outdated fields or cache; and verify consistency after an import, promotion change, or product variant change.
Organize daily checks of client websites, tasks for developers, and a brief report for the client. These examples can help keep issues from getting lost between chats.
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