Seo scan my site
What this page covers
Seo scan my site
Use Radar to scan your public site structure for SEO and AI search visibility, then turn the results into a clear review your team can act on.
The process is simple: run the scan, review the findings, choose the most important fixes, and scan again after updates. Radar is a diagnostic tool, not a ranking guarantee.
In brief
- Use this page when you want a practical way to scan your site and see what Radar can inspect in its public structure.
- Keep the review focused: save the scan, agree on the main findings, choose fixes, then rescan after changes.
- Set realistic expectations. Radar helps with structure diagnostics, but it does not guarantee rankings or scan protected areas of a site.
What to do
A useful SEO scan should lead to action, not just a long list of observations. Radar helps you build a repeatable scan workflow: capture what the scan shows, turn it into findings, choose fixes, and run a follow-up scan.
This makes the review easier to share with a team, agency, or site owner. Instead of treating the scan as a one-time report, you can use it as a practical loop for deciding what to improve next.
The same process can be repeated over time. Each rescan helps you compare the visible site structure after changes and keep the work grounded in what Radar can actually inspect.
What to keep in mind
Radar is built for website structure diagnostics across SEO and AI discovery workflows. It is most useful when you need a clear scan-and-review process for public website pages.
There are clear limits. Radar does not scan pages behind logins, paywalls, access controls, or aggressive bot protection, and it should not be treated as a promise of higher rankings.
When automated discovery is blocked, Radar can visualize a URL snapshot you provide through JSON import. This keeps the workflow useful in some restricted cases while staying clear about scan limits.