Audit your URL patterns, depth, and naming conventions
Use crawl data to analyze your entire URL structure for inconsistencies, excessive depth, naming problems, and hierarchy issues that confuse search engines and users.
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How it works
Crawl your site, analyze URL patterns, plan improvements.
Crawl your site
Morrison indexes every URL on your site, capturing path structure, depth, naming patterns, and hierarchy relationships.
Analyze patterns
Ask the AI to identify URL inconsistencies, excessive nesting, naming convention violations, and structural issues across your entire site.
Plan improvements
Get specific recommendations for URL restructuring, with context on which changes carry the most SEO risk and which can be made safely.
What you can do
URL depth analysis
Map how deep your URLs go. Identify pages buried four, five, or more levels deep that may be difficult for search engines to discover and prioritize.
Naming convention consistency checking
Detect inconsistencies in URL naming patterns across your site. Find sections using hyphens while others use underscores, or mixed casing that creates confusion.
Path hierarchy mapping
Visualize how your URL paths create a content hierarchy. See whether your URL structure reflects your actual content organization or contradicts it.
Parameter and trailing slash detection
Identify URLs with query parameters that may create duplicate content, and trailing slash inconsistencies that split link equity between URL variants.
Cross-section pattern comparison
Compare URL patterns across different site sections. See if your blog, product pages, and docs follow the same conventions or have diverged over time.
Migration risk assessment for changes
Before restructuring URLs, the AI assesses which changes carry the most SEO risk based on current traffic and backlink data, helping your team prioritize safely.
Frequently asked questions
What URL structure issues can Morrison find?
Morrison identifies excessive URL depth, inconsistent naming conventions, unnecessary parameters, mixed trailing slash patterns, non-descriptive slugs, and hierarchy issues where URL structure doesn't reflect content organization.
Should I change existing URLs?
URL changes carry SEO risk because they require redirects and can temporarily affect rankings. Morrison helps you assess which changes are worth the risk by showing which URLs have traffic, backlinks, and internal link equity that would need redirecting.
How does Morrison analyze URL structure?
Morrison uses your crawl data to map every URL on your site. You can ask the AI to analyze patterns, or run workflows that systematically check depth, naming conventions, and hierarchy across your entire URL space.
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