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  • How often do you run a website health checker to catch silent technical bugs?

    Posted by Jessica Smith on August 25, 2026 at 1:17 am

    Small technical issues can silently and efficiently leech off your search visibility and visitor conversion rates before you’re even aware. You could find yourself stuck in a broken redirect chain from a standard plugin update, miss-configuring a canonical tag or having all your images eating up performance and damaging Core Web Vitals causing a significant organic search impact on all aspects of your site without even knowing, just from writing new content over and over.

    Including a regular website health checking protocol into your maintenance schedule will give you early access to technical debt issues on your site. Automated website health checker protocols will crawl your site structure looking for missing broken links, long server response times, issues with indexing, and security threats. Identifying these potential roadblocks will improve search engine bot crawling and keep your site’s user-facing components fast and responsive from every viewport size.

    What set of tools and health checking platforms currently form the basis of your week to week website maintenance routine? Can you remember an unseen issue found by automated health checking that severely impact search visibility or visitor conversion rate? We’d love for you to tell us all below!

    Jessica Smith replied 2 days, 21 hours ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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