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What this module does

Core Web Vitals audit helps you:
  • prioritize the most important pages (top pages by default)
  • separate results by device (desktop vs mobile)
  • run bulk audits instead of checking URLs one by one
  • view score categories:
    • Performance
    • Accessibility
    • Best Practices
    • SEO
  • identify opportunities and diagnostics
  • get AI suggestions to fix each issue faster

Why Core Web Vitals matter

  • Faster pages improve user experience and engagement
  • Performance correlates with SEO outcomes
  • For GEO, faster pages reduce failure and timeout risk for crawlers

Quick start

  1. Login
    https://ma.copyrocket.ai/login
  2. Open Core Web Vitals
  3. Connect GSC property
  • Select the correct property from the property selector
  1. Choose what to audit
  • Default: Top pages (recommended)
  • Optional: Custom URLs (manual list)
  1. Choose device
  • Desktop
  • Mobile
  1. Choose count / batch size
  • Start small first (example: top 5 pages)
  • Scale when settings look correct
  1. Run batch
  2. Open the report
  • Review overall scores
  • Review opportunities and diagnostics
  • Fix top issues first
  • Re-run audit to confirm improvements

Report sections explained

Score categories

  • Performance: speed and loading experience
  • Accessibility: usability and compliance signals
  • Best Practices: common web quality checks
  • SEO: crawl and index signals

Opportunities

Lists improvements likely to increase scores.

Diagnostics

Highlights technical or UX issues, often tied to specific assets or UI components.

How to use AI suggestions

When an issue is detected:
  • open the issue details
  • identify the offending asset or element
  • use the AI suggestion flow to get step-by-step fixes
  • apply fix, then re-run the audit
Example issues:
  • insufficient contrast ratio
  • heading hierarchy problems
  • repeated UI component causing structure issues

Best practices

  • Always start with top pages. Fixing them gives the biggest ROI.
  • Audit desktop and mobile separately. Mobile usually needs more attention.
  • Fix template-level issues first, they affect many pages at once.
  • Re-run the same batch after changes to verify improvements.

Troubleshooting

Results look incomplete

  • increase top pages count
  • switch to custom URLs for specific templates
  • ensure the selected property matches your main domain

Mobile results look much worse

  • this is normal, mobile is stricter
  • focus on template performance and UX issues first

FAQ

Should I audit every page?

Start with top pages. Then scale. For large sites, batch in phases.

How often should I run this?

  • after major releases
  • weekly for fast-moving sites
  • monthly for stable sites