There are several ways to check a website for an SEO audit. Let’s explore how to do SEO audit with different methods:

1. Using automated tools such as SEOmator free audit tool, SEMrush, and Moz to perform a comprehensive analysis of the website’s structure, content, technical issues, backlinks, and performance.
2. Checking the website’s structure and architecture by manually reviewing the HTML code and looking for elements such as header tags, meta descriptions, and alt tags.
3. Analyzing the website’s content by checking for keyword density, relevance, and overall quality.
4. Checking for broken links and other technical issues by using tools such as Google Search Console and Xenu’s Link Sleuth.
5. Examining the website’s backlinks by using tools such as SEOmator, Ahrefs and Majestic to identify high-quality, relevant links.
6. Monitoring the website’s performance by using tools such as Google Analytics and Search Console to track organic traffic, keyword rankings, and other important metrics.
7. Evaluating the website’s mobile-friendliness and page speed by using tools such as Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test and PageSpeed Insights.
8. Checking for potential duplicate content by using tools such as Siteliner
9. Checking the website’s schema markup by using tools such as Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool

It’s also important to keep in mind that it’s not only about using the tools but also interpreting the data correctly, and understanding how to fix the issues that have been identified during the audit process.‍