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mitaur.com SEO audit: 98% to 100%.

A documented audit project for Motiur Auto Guide. The two reports show Site Health moving from 98% to 100% and AI Search Health from 89% to 99%, with 18 warnings reduced to zero.

Website: mitaur.com
Audit comparison: 5–6 October 2026 · 28 crawled pages
Tools: Semrush Site Audit, WordPress, Elementor and Rank Math.

THE RESULT

A clearer view of the improvement.

SITE HEALTH

98% → 100%

+2 percentage points in the reported score.

AI SEARCH HEALTH

89% → 99%

+10 percentage points between the two reports.

WARNINGS

18 → 0

Zero warnings reported in the 6 October snapshot.

Reported audit figures from the two screenshots
Metric5 Oct6 Oct
Site Health98%100%
AI Search Health89%99%
Crawled pages2828
Healthy pages315
Broken pages10
Pages with issues2312
Redirects11
Blocked pages00
Errors00
Warnings180
AI Search issues43

12 more healthy pages and 11 fewer pages marked with issues. Errors remained at zero in both reports.

BEFORE & AFTER EVIDENCE

Inspect the original audit screenshots.

The first screenshot is the 5 October baseline. The second is the 6 October follow-up. Select either image to enlarge it and read the source figures.

Before — 5 October 2026: 98% Site Health, 89% AI Search Health, 3 healthy pages, 1 broken page and 18 warnings.

After — 6 October 2026: 100% Site Health, 99% AI Search Health, 15 healthy pages, zero broken pages and zero warnings.

THE BRIEF

Make the audit understandable and the work reviewable.

Motiur Auto Guide publishes automotive buying guides and comparison content. The project combined site cleanup, useful page content, audit review and live verification. The aim was to make the site easier to navigate and turn technical findings into specific actions.

The implementation notes below distinguish the earlier 2 October foundation work from the 5–6 October audit comparison.

STEP BY STEP

How the work was carried out.

01 · Inspect the site and record the audit baseline

The initial site review checked page purposes, navigation, rendered content and discovery URLs; its implementation record is dated 2 October. The later 5 October report established the comparison baseline: 28 pages crawled, 98% Site Health, 89% AI Search Health and 18 warnings. Visible findings included low text-to-HTML ratio on 17 pages, one long title, a missing llms.txt file and three pages with only one internal link.

02 · Clean up navigation and discovery

The earlier site cleanup, documented on 2 October, consolidated Buying Guides at /buying-guides/, updated navigation and owned links, and repaired the XML sitemap response. Nineteen unused demo or duplicate pages were moved to recoverable drafts. The older Buying Guides address had an interim moved-page notice; the record did not confirm a working 301 redirect.

03 · Replace generic pages with useful content

The 2 October work record documents seven rebuilt pages, including Contact, the policy pages, Car Accessories and Comparisons. Four comparison articles gained model-specific information, compatibility checks, limitations, sources and visible FAQs. Four category archives also received scoped layouts. This work gave readers clearer information and relevant routes through the site; it predates both audit screenshots.

04 · Review the warnings and shorten the SEO title

The follow-up audit highlighted 17 low text-to-HTML pages and one long title. The recorded title change for the dash-cam guide was checked on the live page: Best Dash Cams for Cars: 3 Options Compared. This is the search title; the article’s visible heading is longer. The after report shows zero warnings, but the available change record does not identify every content, markup or campaign-setting change behind that total.

05 · Verify the live discovery output

The before screenshot listed llms.txt as missing. A live check on 6 October confirmed that mitaur.com/llms.txt is now available and generated by Rank Math, with links to the sitemap, posts and pages. The live dash-cam title was also checked directly. These checks establish the current output; the screenshots alone do not establish which individual change caused the AI Search Health increase.

06 · Compare the follow-up crawl and document the remainder

The 6 October screenshot reports 100% Site Health, 99% AI Search Health, zero broken pages and zero warnings across the same total of 28 crawled pages. Healthy pages increased from 3 to 15, while pages marked with issues fell from 23 to 12. The handover keeps the remaining notices visible so the next review can target specific pages.

THE REMAINING WORK

Keep the next actions visible.

  • 12 pages: still marked as having issues.
  • 9 pages: orphaned sitemap-page notices.
  • 3 pages: only one internal link.
  • 2 pages: no HSTS support reported.
  • 19 pages: outgoing external-link nofollow notices.
  • 3 AI Search issues: still reported in the overview.

These are the notices visible in the after screenshot. Their counts can overlap across pages. The reported 100% Site Health appears alongside these remaining notices.

REPORT CONTEXT

What the comparison measures.

Comparison period: 5–6 October 2026. Both screenshots display a Mobile crawler, JavaScript rendering disabled and 28 pages crawled against a 100-page limit. Earlier implementation work is dated separately at 2 October.

The figures describe this audit campaign. The screenshots do not expose its full settings, exclusions or change history. Rankings, organic traffic, enquiries and revenue were not measured in this comparison.

Evidence used: the two original Semrush screenshots, the 2 October implementation record, and the 6 October live checks of llms.txt and the dash-cam search title.

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