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Every Crawl Cove article on Core Workflow, written by the team building the tool and checked for accuracy.

Two posts on the parts of an audit that are not about a single ranking factor: how to run one end to end, and how to hand the findings to someone else. Useful if you need a repeatable process and a report a client will actually read.

  • Core Workflow

    How Much to Charge for an SEO Audit

    What published rate data says about SEO audit pricing (and what it doesn't), plus a scope-first method for pricing your own audits as a freelancer or agency.

    11 min read
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    How to Crawl a Staging Site Behind a Login

    Yes. Which staging gates a desktop crawler gets through, how Crawl Cove signs in for a whole crawl since 1.2.0, and the staging-only traps to check first.

    8 min read
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    SEO Audit Report Template: A Real Example

    A real, downloadable SEO audit report template, exported from an actual crawl of crawlcove.com, with the structure and honest caveats a good report needs.

    9 min read
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    How to Track SEO Issues Per Client Over Time

    How to track SEO issues per client over time: what a hand-rolled tracker needs, and what Crawl Cove does automatically with no spreadsheet.

    6 min read
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    How to Compare Two SEO Crawls

    How to compare two crawls of the same site to prove a fix landed, and what Screaming Frog and Sitebulb charge for it.

    5 min read
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    How to Present an SEO Audit to a Client

    How to structure a client-facing SEO audit, prioritise findings by impact, and prove the fixes worked, without drowning a client in a raw crawl export.

    7 min read

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