Fix Broken Links and Assets

By the end of this guide, you’ll know how to find and fix broken assets across your site.

Prerequisites: Apply on-page optimizations to understand SEOJuice’s change workflow.

Step 1: Open broken assets

Navigate to Optimize > Broken Assets from the sidebar. You’ll see every broken link, image, and resource SEOJuice has detected during crawling.

Broken Assets page showing KPI cards for total broken assets, 404 errors, and redirect chains

Each broken asset shows:

URL — the broken resource
Status code — 404 (not found), 301/302 (redirect), or other error
Referring pages — which pages on your site link to this broken resource
Type — link, image, script, or stylesheet

Step 2: Fix or dismiss

For each broken asset, you can:

Fix — update the link on your site to point to the correct URL
Dismiss — if the broken link is intentional or irrelevant, dismiss it so it doesn’t show up again

SEOJuice re-checks broken assets on each crawl. Once you fix a broken link, it automatically moves to the resolved list.

What to expect

Broken links accumulate naturally as external sites change and internal pages get reorganized. Check this page periodically — especially after site migrations or major content changes. Fixing broken links improves both user experience and search engine crawl efficiency.

Next step: Improve internal linking to distribute authority across your pages.