Danyx resources

Understand. Then improve.

Practical guidance for turning your audit into a useful next step, from reading the evidence to reviewing a suggested fix.

Technical SEOContentAI Readiness

Three guides to get you moving.

These guides explain the Danyx experience available today. Read the section that matches the question in front of you.

Your first audit

Start with the evidence.

Learn how to move from the report overview to a specific issue, its affected pages and a practical next step.

Getting startedFindings

Read the guide

Scores and confidence

Know what the numbers mean.

Understand the difference between a score, the quality of the evidence and the coverage of a sampled crawl.

ScoresCrawl coverage

Read the guide

Using AI Fix

Review before you publish.

Understand which suggestions AI Fix can generate and how to keep the final wording and publication under your control.

AI FixReview

Read the guide

Find one useful next step.

You do not have to solve every finding at once. Start by understanding what Danyx actually observed.

1. Check the scope.
Look at the pages analyzed and the report confidence. Free covers up to 25 pages, so a larger site is represented by a sample rather than a complete inventory.

2. Open a priority.
Review the issue description, the affected URLs and the evidence. Check whether the finding matches what you expect that page to do.

3. Choose an action.
Use the recommendation to decide on a change. If AI Fix is available for that issue, review its proposed wording before using it. Some findings require technical work in your website or hosting configuration.

4. Check again.
After applying your change, use a later crawl within your allowance to inspect the updated page. A recommendation or an accepted suggestion alone does not change your website.

You can connect Google Search Console separately to add available search performance context. The audit itself remains the starting point.

Read the score with its evidence.

A score and a confidence label answer different questions. Neither should be read without knowing what was analyzed.

A score summarizes the eligible pages.
Danyx calculates its scores from pages that can be reliably analyzed. A website response that is blocked, unavailable or not usable as normal HTML can limit the evidence.

Confidence describes evidence quality.
It takes account of factors such as unreliable responses, the usable pages and how representative the sample appears. Confidence does not change the numerical score.

A small sample has limits.
Finding an issue on sampled pages does not prove that every page on the website has it. The absence of a finding in the sample does not prove that it exists nowhere else.

AI Readiness is a diagnostic view.
It concerns signals observed on your pages, including structured data. It is not a percentage chance of appearing in an AI answer, and it does not measure actual citations.

If the report says there is not enough reliable page data, review the crawl and response information before drawing conclusions about SEO quality.

Keep the final decision yours.

AI Fix helps with selected editorial issues. It provides a suggestion, not an automatic website update.

Check eligibility.
Supported issues include selected problems with titles, descriptions, headings and thin content. Suggestions depend on enough evidence being available for the affected page.

Review the suggestion.
Confirm that the wording describes the page accurately, fits your brand and does not introduce claims you cannot support. Compare it with the issue and the source evidence.

Apply it in your own editor.
Accepting a suggestion in Danyx records your review decision. Publishing the change remains your action in your website or content management system.

Use your allowance deliberately.
A successful new generation uses an AI Fix unit. Regenerating uses another unit; opening an existing suggestion does not generate a new one.

Revisit after a page changes.
Earlier suggestions can become stale when the source page changes. Use fresh evidence to decide whether a previous suggestion still fits.

Start with your website

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