A Website Rescan is a broader re-evaluation of a website's previously established audit scope.
The purpose is to understand how site-level interpretation has changed over time.
Where a page rescan focuses on one page and a partial site rescan focuses on a subset of pages, a Website Rescan focuses on the broader evaluated site scope.
Questions A Website Rescan Can Help Answer
A Website Rescan may help answer:
- Has site-level understanding changed?
- Has consistency improved?
- Have important topics become clearer?
- Have interpretation patterns changed?
- How does the current site compare to previous evaluations?
Example
An organization completes a major website update involving:
- Messaging revisions
- Content updates
- Structural changes
A Website Rescan helps evaluate how those changes affect broader site understanding.
Why Website Rescans Matter
Many organizations want to understand change over time at a broader level than individual pages.
Website Rescans provide that perspective.
Common Misconceptions
A Website Rescan is not a page rescan performed multiple times.
A Website Rescan evaluates broader site-level understanding.
Related Questions
- What is a partial site rescan?
- What is a comparison?
- What is a baseline?