Every time a full SEO audit runs on quire.io/guide, it's added here as a new entry so you can track whether the score is improving over time. Pick an audit below to view its report, or compare two or more side by side.
There's no fixed schedule that fits every site — it depends on how often the site changes. For a content-heavy help center like Quire Guide, this is a reasonable, cost-effective rhythm:
Run the complete audit (all 10 specialists) once a quarter, or right after a major redesign or a large batch of new pages. Structural issues like hreflang, schema, and internal linking don't change day to day, so quarterly is frequent enough to catch regressions before they compound — and a full audit takes meaningful time and cost, so there's no need to run it more often than that.
After publishing a new article or making a bigger content change, just run the schema check (to catch FAQ data that doesn't match the visible content) and the sitemap check (to confirm new pages are actually listed). No need to run the full audit for routine updates. Once a baseline snapshot is captured, a monthly drift check can also flag "what broke" automatically instead of re-analyzing the whole site.
After finishing the Phase 1 critical fixes from this audit, re-run just the Technical SEO check within 1–2 weeks to confirm the hreflang, canonical, and viewport bugs are actually resolved — no need to wait for the next quarterly audit to verify that.