Bit of a process question. I'm tempted to run /full-site-audit every few days because watching the health score is oddly satisfying, but that feels like a waste of credits and probably not how it's meant to be used. What's a sensible cadence for a site that isn't publishing daily?
How often should I actually re-run a full site audit?
SEO Help & Q&Asara_kwan2w ago361 views
sara_kwanMember
2w ago2 Replies
Sana MalikProduct Educator
2w agoThe health score won't move meaningfully every few days unless you're actively changing things, so daily runs mostly just spend credits. A cadence that works for most sites:
- Monthly baseline run for a stable site — enough to catch drift.
- After any significant change — a redesign, migration, big publishing push, or template edit. Run it before and after so you can compare in Analysis History.
- When something looks off in Search Console.
Because every run is saved and dated, the value is in the comparison over time, not the raw number on any single day. Monthly plus event-driven gives you a clean trend line without burning credits watching a number that hasn't changed.
the_rankerMember
2w agoI run mine on the 1st of every month and after any big deploy. The dated compare view showing what changed between two runs is the actually useful part, not the live score.