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Audit a blog's SEO with a browser
A developer used Claude Code with Puppeteer MCP to browse their blog, check meta tags, speed, structured data and mobile views, and write a report that caught a noindex issue.
- What They Did
- The developer ran the Puppeteer MCP server against a local dev copy of their Nuxt blog starter, NuxtPapier. They gave Claude Code a short prompt that told it to audit the blog and write the findings to a markdown file. Claude Code made its own todo list, then browsed pages, checked meta tags, load times, structured data and mobile screenshots, and wrote the report.
- How It Went
- It flagged noindex/nofollow tags, a robots.txt that blocked crawlers, and duplicate H1s. It also found structured data, mobile layout and about 200ms loads were fine. The report named files to change and gave code fixes.
- Worth Knowing
- The blocking issues were development settings, because the audit ran against a dev server. Expect similar findings if you audit a site before it is production-ready.
Try it yourself with Claude Code
Use a browser tool such as Puppeteer to visit [my blog URL] and audit its SEO. Check meta tags, noindex or canonical problems, page speed, structured data, and how it looks on mobile. Write a prioritized report in seo-audit.md with specific fixes, and don't change anything on the site yourself.