Rabbit SEO crawls publicly discoverable Wix pages for on-page and technical SEO issues — then you review findings and approve supported storefront-embed fixes (titles, meta, alt, schema). Heading structure stays recommendation-only.
A Wix SEO audit in Rabbit SEO works by crawling your live Wix site to discover its pages — static pages, Wix Blog posts, and Wix Stores product pages — and checking each one for common issues like missing titles and meta descriptions, weak heading structure, canonical and robots signals, images without alt text, thin content, internal linking gaps, indexability, and structured data opportunities. Supported embed fields (title, meta/social, alt, schema/FAQ JSON-LD) can be applied after approval; heading structure is recommendation-only; Editor-owned Wix SEO panel fields, GSC, and redirects stay in Wix.
Built for Wix site owners who want to understand and fix SEO issues without deep technical knowledge.
The site-wide audit crawls to discover your Wix pages, then reviews on-page and technical SEO factors on each one.
The crawl discovers your Wix pages — static pages, Wix Blog posts, and Wix Stores product pages — so the audit reviews the site as search engines would find it.
Flags missing, duplicate, too long, or too short page titles and meta descriptions across your Wix pages.
Checks for a single clear H1 and a logical heading order (recommendation-only — not auto-rewritten in the Wix Editor).
Reviews canonical URLs, robots directives, and HTTPS to help confirm the right pages can be indexed.
Finds images missing alt text on your Wix pages, including blog and product images, so content is more accessible and descriptive.
Highlights where schema is missing or thin — for example Product schema on store pages or FAQ schema on support content.
Checks for viewport configuration issues that affect how pages render and are evaluated on mobile devices.
Surfaces thin pages and duplicate title/description tags that can dilute how your Wix pages are understood.
Reviews internal linking gaps and content clarity that affect both traditional SEO and AI visibility.
Install from the App Market, discover publicly crawlable pages, review audit results, then approve supported storefront-embed fixes.
Install from the Wix App Market. During install or reconnect, review the permission scopes Wix shows — we do not invent a separate sales-pitch list. Common app needs include site settings / instance access as granted in that flow.
Injected embed script/tags stop when the app script is removed. Native Wix Editor SEO fields Rabbit never wrote remain unchanged. No residual-cleanup scraper claim.
Connect once, crawl your site, review prioritized issues, and fix on-page problems.
Install Rabbit SEO from the Wix App Market and authorize it through Wix OAuth. This gives the app access to audit and apply on-page fixes.
The audit crawls your site to discover pages — static pages, Wix Blog posts, and Wix Stores product pages — and collects their on-page signals.
Each page gets a list of detected issues in plain language, so you can see what's missing and why it matters before making changes.
Apply on-page fixes through the optimizer, complete any Wix-side settings manually, then re-run the audit to confirm resolved issues.
| Input (what you provide) | Output (what the audit returns) |
|---|---|
| Your Wix site connected via the Wix App Market | A crawled list of discovered Wix pages, including blog and store pages |
| Live page content, tags, and markup | Per-page issues: titles, meta, headings, canonical/robots, alt text, schema gaps |
| Your approval to apply on-page fixes | Updated on-page elements via the optimizer, ready to review before publishing |
| A re-run of the audit after changes | An updated status showing which issues are resolved and which remain |
Here's how a common Wix issue appears in the audit and how you resolve it.
/services — Service page missing meta description
What the audit found: The /services page has no meta description. Search engines may generate a snippet from arbitrary page text, which can read poorly and lower click-through.
Why it matters: The meta description is your chance to summarize the page for search results. A clear, relevant description helps people decide to click.
Suggested action: Add a concise description (roughly 120–160 characters) that describes the services and includes the terms customers actually search for.
Example: "Professional home cleaning services in Austin — recurring, deep, and move-out cleaning with flexible scheduling. Get a free quote today." Apply the fix in the optimizer, review it, and re-run the audit to confirm.
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