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1 of the 9 checked internal link target(s) are dead: /cdn-cgi/l/email-protection (HTTP 404, linked from /). The crawled pages link to 15 URL(s) the crawl did not fetch; only...
Review evidence ↗majorMost images lack alt text0/2 sampled images have alt text (0%). Alt text is how search engines and screen readers see images.
Review evidence ↗major2 crawled page(s) are set to noindex2 page(s) tell search engines not to index them: /apply/ (meta), /find/ (meta). A noindex page cannot appear in search results at all.
Review evidence ↗minorStructured data depth: Organization entity: 4/5 propertiesGraded the Organization-type entity Organization "Corpus": has name, url, sameAs, a contact route (contactPoint/telephone/email); missing logo. Basis: Google's Organization...
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This site: 82. Median of the 439 sites we've audited: 79.
Last audited 2026-10-15 20:25 UTC · every number on this page is stored audit data for corpushq.co — nothing is mocked.
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Every line below is stored audit data for corpushq.co — counts and dates, nothing invented.
History
One completed audit stored so far — a history line needs at least two.
Findings
1 of the 9 checked internal link target(s) are dead: /cdn-cgi/l/email-protection (HTTP 404, linked from /). The crawled pages link to 15 URL(s) the crawl did not fetch; only the checked ones are judged.
Fix: Fix or remove the links pointing at dead URLs, or redirect the old URLs to their replacements.
0/2 sampled images have alt text (0%). Alt text is how search engines and screen readers see images.
Fix: Add descriptive alt text to every meaningful image.
2 page(s) tell search engines not to index them: /apply/ (meta), /find/ (meta). A noindex page cannot appear in search results at all.
Fix: Remove the noindex directive from any page you want found; leave it on the pages that exist only as a step in a flow.
Graded the Organization-type entity Organization "Corpus": has name, url, sameAs, a contact route (contactPoint/telephone/email); missing logo. Basis: Google's Organization structured-data documentation recommends name, url, logo, sameAs and a contact route; engines lift exactly these fields. Measured grade 85/100 — costs 1.4 point(s) of the geo score.
Fix: Fill the entity out: add logo.
One H1, but 1 skipped level(s), e.g. H2 followed by H4. An ordered outline (H1, then H2 sections, H3 inside them) reads best for crawlers and screen readers. Measured grade 75/100 — costs 2.0 point(s) of the seo score.
Fix: Use exactly one H1, then H2 sections (H3 inside them) without skipping levels.
1 crawled page(s) have no meta description: /find/. Search engines write their own snippet for each of these pages.
Fix: Add a 50-165 character description to each page.
3 crawled page(s) have a title outside 15-65 characters: /localization (69 chars), /about (14 chars), /intake/ (67 chars). Over-long titles get cut off in results; very short ones waste the headline.
Fix: Rewrite each title to 15-65 characters.
Lighthouse — the lab tool inside Google PageSpeed Insights — scored this homepage 100/100 on its own basic-SEO checks (title, meta description, crawlability, link text, and similar). Those are Google's checks, shown here for cross-reference; the Corpus Plan SEO score above is measured independently from our own crawl and is not derived from this number. This note costs no points either way and is not counted as a finding against the site.
Fix: Nothing to do — this is a reference number, not a finding against the site.
Google has no Core Web Vitals field data for this origin (most small sites get too little Chrome traffic to appear), so this is Lighthouse's own lab run on a simulated mobile connection: performance 92/100, accessibility 98, best practices 100. A lab run is one simulated load from Google's machine, not what your visitors measured — it carries less weight here than field data would. Measured grade 92/100 — costs 0.7 point(s) of the speed score.
Fix: Open the PageSpeed Insights report for the homepage and work its opportunities list from the top.
The homepage took 289 ms to start responding. Under 200 ms is excellent; 800 ms is the edge of good (Lighthouse flags server responses over 600 ms). Measured grade 90/100 — costs 0.6 point(s) of the speed score.
Fix: Serve the homepage from cache or a CDN edge.
5 of 8 trust signals found on the homepage. Missing: email, privacy policy link, social profile link. Buyers and platforms read these as quiet proof the business is real and reachable. Measured grade 62/100 — costs 10.0 point(s) of the trust score.
Fix: Add the missing signals — most are one footer link or meta tag each.
No link to a privacy policy was found. Buyers and ad platforms both check for these quiet credibility signals.
Fix: Publish and link a privacy policy and a terms page in the footer.
Checked 442 controls across 17 HTML pages; 0 possible naming gaps. Browser task completion was not tested.
Fix: Verify the listed controls in a browser accessibility tree, then run the intended journey with synthetic data. Do not disable security protections to pass an audit.
Work plan
Written from this audit's findings — the same worked plan every audit report gets.
The biggest gaps are a broken internal link and a few SEO basics that can block or weaken pages from showing up properly. After that, tighten trust signals and a couple of minor technical items.
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