TamRank’s Bulk Audit feature lets you analyze all posts and pages on your website at once, making it easy to identify content that needs SEO improvements.
Accessing the Audit Dashboard
- Go to TamRank → SEO Audit in your WordPress admin
- You’ll see an overview of your site’s SEO health
Audit Overview Statistics
The dashboard shows key metrics at a glance:
- Average Score: Mean SEO score across all content
- Excellent (80+): Number of pages scoring 80 or higher
- Good (60-79): Pages in the good range
- Needs Work (40-59): Pages requiring attention
- Poor (0-39): Pages needing urgent improvement
Running a Bulk Audit
- Click Run Bulk Audit
- Select content types to audit (posts, pages, or both)
- Wait for the analysis to complete
- Review results in the audit tables
Large sites may take several minutes to complete the audit.
Understanding the Audit Tables
Results are displayed in separate tables for posts and pages. Each row shows:
- Title: Content title (clickable to edit)
- Score: SEO score with color badge
- Meta Score: Title, description, keyword scores
- Content Score: Heading, keyword, readability scores
- Schema Status: Active / Auto / None
- Issues: Number of problems found
Free vs Pro Features
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Basic SEO scores | Yes | Yes |
| Detailed issue breakdown | No | Yes |
| Expandable problem details | No | Yes |
| Improvement suggestions | No | Yes |
Common Issues Section
Below the audit tables, TamRank shows the most common SEO issues across your site. This helps you prioritize fixes that will improve multiple pages at once.
Typical common issues include:
- Missing or too short meta descriptions
- Images without alt text
- Missing internal links
- Content under 300 words
- Missing focus keywords
Exporting Audit Results
Export your audit data to CSV for further analysis:
- Click Export Results
- Choose which data to include
- Download the CSV file
This is useful for sharing with team members or tracking progress over time.
Prioritizing Fixes
Focus your optimization efforts strategically:
- High-traffic pages first: Improving popular pages has the biggest impact
- Low-hanging fruit: Pages scoring 60-79 often need minor tweaks
- Focus on patterns: Fix common issues to improve many pages at once
- Don’t ignore poor scores: Pages under 40 may need complete rewrites
