SEMrush Site Audit

1. Which Site Audit Report Contains The List Of Unresolved Errors?

• Crawled Pages
• Statistics
• Issues

2. Where Do You Go To See Technical Improvement Change Logs?

• It’s in the main dashboard
• You need to go to Google analytics
• The Progress tab

3. Why Is It Necessary To Make Scheduled Recrawls Of Your Website On A Regular Basis?

• To get timely information on website health status changes and to define the reasons for traffic decline, if needed.
• To make sure you spend your monthly quota

4. Which Of The Following Is NOT A Correct Canonical Tag Implementation?

• Use rel=”canonical” HTTP header
• Use rel=”canonical” link tag
• Use canonical= in robots.txt

5. With SEMrush Site Audit, It Is Possible To Crawl A Site Behind A Password Protected Login.

• True
• False

6. When Working Out A Technical Strategy How Should You Categorise Issues?

• By Importance and Urgency
• A list – all issues are just as important
• By volume – there are 1000s of issues on one aspect and only 10s on others – tackle the big one first

7. Which Is The Best Way To Get Rid Of A 404 Error If A Web Page Moved To Another URL?

• Specify the proper link on the page and use a redirection
• Use a redirection
• Change the URL

8. Should You Use Nofollow When Internally Linking And Looking To Pass Page Rank?

• Yes
• No

9. How Do You Quickly Check If All The Issues Related To Redirect Loops And 404 Errors Are Fixed?

• Check every link manually
• Launch a re-crawl and check out the appropriate issues

10. What Pages Should Be Present In The Sitemaps?

• Ones that are to be indexed by Google bots
• Ones that are canonical to other pages
• 404 pages

11. What Should You Fix First While Working On Technical SEO?

• All the issues
• Critical issues
• Critical and urgent issues only

12. Where Should Your Sitemap Be Referenced?

• In the page footer
• On any URL
• In the robots.txt file

13. Why Would You Want To Slow Down Your Crawl When Setting Up A Site Audit?

• To stop the crawler being blocked and keep your developers happy
• To save money on SEMrush credits
• The slower the crawler, the more information it retrieves

14. What Is A Canonical Tag?

• A hard rule that Google must follow, no matter what
• A directive that tells Google the preferred version of the page
• A tag that tells Google the main keyword you want to rank for

15. What Is The Purpose Of An Optimized Meta Description?

• To rank for a specific keyword
• To create an enticing CTA to enhance CTR
• A space to put information that only Googlebot will see

16. Site Audit Flags Your Web Pages As Duplicate Content Due To Their URL Parameters, Which Appear When One Applies A Filter. What Should You Do In This Case?

• Check if these parameters are present in the Google Search Console
• Hide this issue

17. What Is The Rough Rule Of Thumb For The Ratio Of Internal Links To Your Core Pages?

• 80% of links point to 20% of pages
• All pages get equal links
• 100% of links point to my main commercial converting pages

18. If A Page Is “Orphaned” What Does It Mean?

• It’s a brand new page that hasn’t been crawled yet
• It’s on the site but not in the sitemap
• The page exists but it is not linked to from anywhere on the site

19. Which Check Is NOT Related To A Security Issue?

• Mixed content
• Subdomains don’t support secure encryption algorithms
• Using a <input type=“password” /> field
• A page responds with a 5хх code

20. What Is The Purpose Of An Optimized Title Tag?

• To help Google understand the topic of your document
• A space to stuff keywords you want to rank for
• It doesn’t have any direct SEO impact

21. What Issues Are The Most Critical To Fix First?

• Alt attributes
• Broken Links and 404s
• Missing meta descriptions

22. Where To Find A List Of Your Website’s New Pages?

• Crawled pages + filter “New pages = yes”
• Issues
• Progress, then choose “Crawled Pages”