Is your current blog actually helping your SEO? Answer a few questions and get a detailed score with specific fixes.
How well your blog supports your store's SEO
RunOctopus generates SEO-optimized posts with proper meta descriptions, keyword targeting, and internal links. Automatically.
See What Ollie Builds →The blog audit scores how well your existing blog supports your SEO. You answer a few questions about volume, posting frequency, typical length, whether posts have meta descriptions and target keywords, and how they link to products and to each other. It returns a score with recommendations grouped by category.
It scores your answers. It does not crawl the blog.
Many stores have a blog that took real effort and produces no traffic. The cause is usually one of four things: too few posts to show depth, posts too thin to answer the question, no keyword target, or no links to the products. The audit separates which of the four applies.
The audit works from your answers, so it is only as accurate as they are. It cannot see which posts rank, which are cannibalizing each other or whether the writing is any good. Pair it with Search Console data on which posts get impressions.
A blog audit reviews how a blog supports search: how much it has published, how deep and well-optimized the posts are, and how they link to products and to each other.
There is no fixed number. The audit uses published thresholds as rough markers of depth, but quality and coverage of buyer questions matter more than a count.
No. It scores the answers you give. Use Search Console to see how your posts actually perform.
If old posts already get impressions, refresh them first. If nothing is indexed, new pages answering unaddressed questions usually add more.