Scan my website for seo
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Scan my website for seo
Scan your website for SEO to see how public pages can be discovered, rendered, and understood by search engines and AI-powered crawlers.
Use Radar as a practical first pass: find visible issues, choose a few priority fixes, and rescan after changes to compare your site structure and signals.
In brief
- Run a structured scan to check public pages for search and AI visibility signals, including crawl access, rendering, structured data, and site structure.
- Review issues that often affect UAE and Dubai-focused websites, such as language setup, performance, JavaScript behaviour, and indexing signals.
- Keep the workflow simple: scan the site, choose three priority findings, make three practical fixes, then rescan to see what changed.
What to do
A website SEO scan helps you review the technical and structural signals that affect whether pages can be found and interpreted. Radar checks site structure across search and AI visibility, including rendering, status codes, structured data, language signals, performance, and crawl paths.
The scan should go beyond classic SEO checks. Modern visibility also depends on whether important information is easy for automated systems to extract and whether machine-readable signals are present. That makes the review useful for both search engine discovery and AI-oriented visibility checks.
For ongoing work, treat the scan as a repeatable operating rhythm. Start with the current state, agree on the most important findings, apply focused fixes, and rescan. This keeps teams aligned around observable site behaviour instead of isolated page-by-page guesses.
What to keep in mind
Radar is a diagnostic tool, not a ranking guarantee. It can help surface issues and opportunities in crawl access, rendering, structure, and machine-readable signals, but it cannot promise specific search positions or traffic outcomes.
Automated discovery has limits. Radar does not scan sites behind logins, paywalls, access controls, or aggressive bot protection. When automated discovery is blocked, Radar can visualise a URL snapshot that you provide through JSON import.
This approach is most useful for publicly accessible websites that rely on search or AI visibility. If a site is private, gated, or heavily protected, the scan should be read as guidance based only on what can be accessed and reviewed.