Recurring Audits. Audits provide a wealth of information, but provide only a snapshot of your website at the moment that you ran it. To ensure continual accuracy and improvement on your site, we advise that you set up automatic, recurring Audits that will regularly monitor your site. A recommended schedule for Audit frequency can be found further down this article.

Filter. Filter. Filter. You can filter almost anything on your Audit Report, and that filter will persist as you navigate across tabs. Filtering data will allow you to dive deeper into specific aspects of your Report and find the root of any issues that pop up.

Alerts. As if we haven’t advocated for Alerts enough, here’s our final appeal that you set up Alerts to ensure that you’re catching issues at the moment they occur. Once you’ve added a new Alert, you don’t need to run the entire Audit again to activate it. Instead, click on the “Settings” button in the top right of the page, and hit “Reprocess Rules,” “Reprocess Comparisons,” or “Reprocess Consent Categories.” We suggest reprocessing the consent categories as that takes the least amount of time. By reprocessing you’ll be able to activate your Alerts without waiting for the entire Audit to be rerun.

Audit your most important revenue or important brand driving pages every day

Audit the next level (e.g., landing pages) weekly

Audit longer tail monthly

Audit your whole site map quarterly

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