E1 · Run and save
20 minRun the audit on the home page and 2 pages of your site, and save it to raio-x.txt.
Done when: the file exists and has the Redirecionamentos, robots.txt, Sitemaps, and Páginas blocks.
Lesson 2 · 16 min
A search engine doesn't see your site the way you see it in the browser: it reads the HTML the server delivers, almost always without running JavaScript. A 40-line script does that reading for you, without changing anything on the site, and in minutes it shows what no pretty dashboard will.
Start the lesson
Goal: run auditoria.sh on your site and read each line of the output the way a search engine reads it.
Read-only: the script uses curl and changes nothing. Tap each block.
It ran, saved, read. Nothing changes on the site; the X-ray is the picture before you touch anything.
Tap each step.
inemaSEO is public, under the MIT license. You need a terminal with bash and curl: Mac and Linux already have them; on Windows, use WSL or Git Bash.
Clone the repository and go into the folder.
github.com/inematds/inemaseo-metodo, tools/ folder.
Pass the main address and the page paths, separated by spaces. Save the output to a file so you can compare it later.
It takes less than a minute on a small site.
Choose a product or service page and a new page that you haven't seen on Google yet.
Canonical empty or different from the address? Internal links near zero? Meta robots with noindex on an important page? Each one becomes a finding.
Don't fix anything yet: just take notes.
A catalog page that became "search only" in the browser and left hundreds of pages with no links in the HTML.
For each finding, copy the line of output that shows it and the lesson in this course that covers it.
That list is your plan for the next few weeks.
Copy and run in the terminal. Replace the address with your own site's.
git clone https://github.com/inematds/inemaseo-metodo.git cd inemaseo-metodo
bash tools/auditoria.sh https://www.seusite.com /pagina-1/ /pagina-2/ > raio-x.txt cat raio-x.txt
# X-ray of <yoursite.com> on <mm/dd/yyyy> | finding | output line | lesson | |---|---|---| | <empty canonical on /pagina-1/> | canonical: | 4 | | <page with no internal links> | links internos no HTML: 0 | 7 and course 2 |
Excerpt of auditoria.sh run on 10/19/2026 (robots.txt shortened):
== Redirecionamentos http://www.inema.club/ -> 308 https://www.inema.club/ https://inema.club/ -> 308 https://www.inema.club/ https://www.inema.club/ -> 200 == robots.txt User-Agent: * Allow: / (…) == Sitemaps https://www.inema.club/sitemap.xml: 83 URLs, 60 anotações hreflang https://www.inema.club/courses-sitemap.xml: 100 URLs, 0 anotações hreflang == llms.txt: 200 == Páginas -- /cursos/ [200] title: Cursos de inteligência artificial, agentes e automação | INEMA.club canonical: https://www.inema.club/cursos/ hreflang: hrefLang="en" hrefLang="es" hrefLang="pt-BR" hrefLang="x-default" links internos no HTML: 334 -- /conhecimento/ [200] canonical: https://www.inema.club/conhecimento/ hreflang: links internos no HTML: 58
On 09/30/2026 (commit bc50d11), the /cursos/ page became "search only" and the 310 course cards lost the only internal link that came in the server's HTML. On screen, everything looked fine.
The fix (8229495) was a collapsed index inside <details> with all the links, with no visual change. The "links internos no HTML" line for /cursos/, above, is the snapshot after the fix.
Keep raio-x.txt: lessons 4 to 8 compare against it.
Run the audit on the home page and 2 pages of your site, and save it to raio-x.txt.
Done when: the file exists and has the Redirecionamentos, robots.txt, Sitemaps, and Páginas blocks.
Read the output and fill in the list of findings with at least 3 lines (if everything is fine, write down what you checked).
Done when: each finding has the output line copied and the lesson that covers it.
The explanation appears after you answer.
Question 1 of 4
Why does the X-ray use curl and not the browser?skill
Question 2 of 4
The /cursos/ screen looked normal, but the course cards disappeared from the links. What showed the problem?
Question 3 of 4
Does the X-ray change anything on your site?
Question 4 of 4
You found a problem in the X-ray. What's the next step in this lesson?
Pick an answer. The explanation appears after you try.