Free structural SEO audit
Your AI-assisted blog is growing. Your rankings aren't.
AI writing tools help you publish fast — but they create keyword cannibalization, thin content, and weak internal linking that quietly tank your rankings.
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The problem
AI tools scale content — not structure
Whether you use Outrank, Scalenut, Byword, RankYak, or another AI blog tool — you can publish dozens of posts fast. But the structure doesn't keep up.
Keyword cannibalization
Multiple posts target the same keyword. Google doesn't know which to rank — so none of them do well.
Thin, repetitive pages
AI-generated posts with similar phrasing and low word counts that dilute authority instead of building it.
Weak internal structure
No pillar pages, no hub-and-spoke linking. Posts exist in isolation without reinforcing each other.
How we help
A structural SEO audit for your blog
Not a generic checklist. We crawl your blog, analyze internal links and keywords, and surface real problems like cannibalization and thin content — each finding with specific URLs and concrete next steps.
What we measure
Internal Links
Orphan pages, link depth, density
Thin Content
Low word count pages
Content Uniqueness
Near-duplicate page pairs
Cannibalization
Competing pages and keywords
Topical Authority
Cluster balance and coherence
Technical
Meta, headings, canonicals
The report
See exactly where your blog stands
You get an overall score plus a breakdown by dimension — so you know which areas need attention first.
| Dimension | Score | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Internal Links | 38 | Poor |
| Thin Content | 61 | Fair |
| Content Uniqueness | 72 | Fair |
| Cannibalization | 42 | Poor |
| Topical Authority | 35 | Poor |
| On-page technical | 78 | Fair |
Example scores from a real AI-content blog
Per-URL findings
Every issue tied to a real page
Each finding points to specific URLs on your blog, explains what's wrong, and tells you exactly what to do — step by step.
Add internal link from your guide to a related post
What we found
These two pages cover the same topic but aren't linked. The guide has stronger authority — linking from it would help the related post rank and make it easier for Google to understand the relationship.
What to do
- Add a contextual link from /blog/seo-guide to /blog/ai-content-tips in a relevant paragraph.
- Use descriptive anchor text that includes the target keyword.
/blog/seo-guide → /blog/ai-content-tips
Merge two competing pages or differentiate their angles
What we found
These two pages target the same long-tail keyword and split your ranking potential. Google is forced to choose between them — usually ranking neither as well as a single, stronger page would.
What to do
- Pick the stronger page as your primary and redirect the other.
- Alternatively, rewrite one to target a clearly different intent or keyword.
- Update internal links to point to the primary page.
/blog/best-tools-for-x ↔ /blog/top-tools-for-x
Example findings — your report will reference your actual blog URLs.
"I started an AI blog and quickly saw the structural problems pile up. So I built Topical to fix my own site, and to help others do the same."
Adriaan
Founder, Topical
FAQ
Common questions
What's in the free summary?
Your overall structural health score, a breakdown across six dimensions (internal links, thin content, content uniqueness, cannibalization, topical authority, and technical), the number of pages we analysed, and a preview of prioritized findings with real URLs and next steps.
What's in the full report?
Everything in the summary, plus every finding for every URL — complete with step-by-step recommendations, keyword data, and cannibalization pairs. You can unlock the full report with a one-time payment directly from your summary.
How long does the audit take?
We run the crawl and analysis on our side. You'll receive the summary by email — usually within a few days, depending on queue and site size.
Is the summary really free?
Yes — no credit card, no commitment. The summary gives you scores, page counts, and a sample of findings so you can see exactly what we find before deciding if you want the full report.
What do you crawl?
We crawl your homepage and blog section. The report focuses on your content pages — that's where structural SEO issues like cannibalization, thin content, and weak linking have the most impact.
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