Site Structure
Site structure is the architecture that connects pages to each other and to search engines' entry points. Orphan pages with no internal links are invisible; pages buried too deep require too many hops to discover; a missing or malformed sitemap deprives crawlers of a comprehensive page list; and pages missing from the sitemap may be crawled less frequently. These seven checks audit the structural health of your site from every angle.
No internal links point to this page — it can only be found via direct URL or sitemap.
Page requires too many clicks from the homepage to reach — harder for crawlers to prioritize.
No XML sitemap found — crawlers have no comprehensive page list to work from.
URLs in the sitemap returned 4xx errors when crawled — sitemap is listing dead pages.
The sitemap file exceeds 50MB — the sitemaps.org protocol limit.
Sitemap has more than 50,000 URLs — the sitemaps.org protocol limit per file.
Crawled, indexable pages not listed in the XML sitemap — sitemap is incomplete.
Audit your site structureand sitemap health
A full audit surfaces every structural issue — orphans, deep pages, sitemap gaps, and oversized sitemaps — in one report.