An audit is a snapshot, not a guarantee
A background run checks available technical, content and markup signals for one URL. It helps prioritise work; it does not promise search rankings.
SeoDen / clear rules
SeoDen helps identify technical and content signals, presents verified directory profiles and clearly explains the limits of every check.
Principles
A background run checks available technical, content and markup signals for one URL. It helps prioritise work; it does not promise search rankings.
A profile becomes public after counter verification and moderation. Profile presence, ratings and traffic are not fabricated to fill the directory.
Prime follows presence verification. It means an additional editorial review and recurring SEO signals, not a paid directory placement.
How it works
Each public layer has a specific role: XML is for crawlers, this methodology page is for people, and the audit is for checking a URL.
Public canonical pages are listed in sitemap.xml. robots.txt points to it and excludes the dashboard, authentication and administration paths.
The audit runs in the background and is retained for a limited period. It reports facts and recommended actions; it does not pretend to crawl the entire web.
Profiles show only signals that actually exist: counter status, reviews, referrals and moderation results.
FAQ
That is the standard crawler format. It is deliberately not a designed web page. This public page explains the structure and the rules for people.
No. We make pages crawlable, add clear structure and factual data, but indexing, citations and recommendations are always decided by an external system.
It is an active profile with a verified counter and completed moderation. Rating and referral data appear only when real signals exist.
Training-crawler policy differs from search-discovery policy. Current rules are published in robots.txt; discoverability is not presented as permission to train models.