ActionSEO

ActionSEO Audit · Version 1.13.58

ActionSEO: a practical SEO audit tool that turns findings into clear actions.

Q: Is the Search Console and GA4 data real or estimated?

ActionSEO connects to Google Search Console and GA4 properties with read-only OAuth access and displays data Google recorded for the site, including clicks, impressions, positions, sessions, key events and revenue where available.

Q: Can I try it before buying an annual plan?

Yes. Users can start with the 30-day ActionSEO trial. Trial access is available once per customer, does not renew automatically and plan limits apply.

Run a website SEO audit, see the exact URLs affected, prioritise technical and on-page fixes, connect Search Console and GA4, track keywords, and prove progress over time.

Language

Action-first SEO Audit → Missions → Fixes → GSC/GA4 progress → Reports

ActionSEOStrategy workspace

Project Overview

Your project home: see health, visibility, outcomes, content opportunities and the next SEO action in one visual view.

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Projects

Create one project per website and target market. The same domain can have separate UK, US, Germany or Brazil projects.

Account required

Create an account before building a project

You can still run a free single-page audit. Creating an account lets ActionSEO save projects, history, keyword maps, Google connections and reports, so you will not need to enter the project information twice.

ProjectThe website and client workspace.

MarketThe country and device used for GSC filters and competitor checks.

Content languageThe language used for content guidance and reports. It can differ from the dashboard language.

Audit rangeThe URLs and discovery source used by crawls.

Run an SEO audit

Choose one page for a quick check or crawl a filtered part of the project domain. ActionSEO saves the latest report for the active project and groups evidence page by page.

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Domain crawl settings

URLs this crawl Crawl focus Scan depth Sitemap filename filter Exclude cart, checkout, account, login, search, feed and add-to-cart URLs Exclude URLs with query parameters Keep noindex utility pages out of the scored report Custom URL exclusions

Note: example text inside empty boxes is only a placeholder and does not filter anything. The crawl count means auditable URLs selected for this run, not Google indexed pages. Fast scans avoid most remote link/image status probes; deep scans provide more HTTP evidence.

Audit history

Compare saved scans and see whether fixes improved the score.

SEO missions

Missions are the work queue created from audit evidence and Search Console opportunities.

Audit = diagnosisFinds issues, records affected URLs and explains the evidence.

Missions = prioritised actionSelects what to work on next and translates findings into manageable tasks.

Re-audit = verificationConfirms whether the live page changed and the issue was actually resolved.

Selected keywords

Track target phrases, markets and landing pages. If Search Console has already been imported, ActionSEO automatically matches each phrase to the best visible page and performance data.

Data sources: Search Console can provide clicks, impressions, CTR, an impression-weighted average position and the best-performing page for your own site, filtered by the project country/device. Exact neutral ranks, competitor positions, featured-snippet/AI monitoring, keyword difficulty and search volume require an optional SERP/keyword-data provider and are never invented by ActionSEO.

Google Search Console

Import clicks, impressions, CTR, average position, pages and keyword opportunities.

Workflow: connect your read-only Google account, choose the exact verified Search Console property, import the date range, then use Sync now for future updates. Use All countries/devices to match the default GSC Performance chart. Use Project market only only when you intentionally want country/device-filtered SEO data.

Keyword clustering and content map

Group related queries into one primary page, supporting keywords, FAQs and related pages to create. Saved plans become reusable keyword maps. You can keep up to eight active maps per project, so the workspace stays focused.

Generate keyword map suggestionsPaste keywords or use tracked terms, then save the best map.

Paste keywords from research, a client brief or a spreadsheet. Suggestions stay separate until you save a map.

Create a custom keyword mapUse this when you already know the page, FAQs and related content.

GA4 organic performance

Connect SEO work to organic users, sessions, engagement, key events and revenue.

Important: GA4 uses a numeric Property ID, not the Measurement ID beginning with G-. Click Choose GA4 property after authorising GA4, then connect the exact property that belongs to this website.

Competitor discovery

Add competitor domains, load their on-page keyword themes, and compare them against your project keywords and latest GSC queries.

Competitor discovery settingsChoose the page type to crawl before refreshing saved competitors. Use custom URLs when you know the exact competitor pages to compare.

Pages Top terms Page focus Custom URLs

Optional: import ranking positions by CSV

Add exact competitor positionsUse this only when you have ranking positions from a trusted source. Discovery above shows competitor targeting; CSV adds actual position evidence.keyword,competitor_domain,position,ranking_url,date

Choose ranking fileNo file selected

Client tracker

Detailed client-facing update, audit evidence, health areas, outcomes and project actions. The Dashboard is the quick visual overview.

Agency workspace

Review all client sites and identify which project needs attention first.

AI Fix Coach

Plain-English explanations and practical fixes. API keys remain on the WordPress server.

Use it: run an audit, then select “Coach me” under any issue.

E-E-A-T score

Check experience, expertise, authority and trust signals from the latest audit.

Schema generator

Choose a schema type, add the fields you need, and generate copy-ready JSON-LD.

Plans & usage

WooCommerce-based access and server-side usage limits.

System guide

Choose what you want to achieve. ActionSEO shows the right tool, the expected output and the next step.

Goal 1Find problems on my website

Use: Audit. Start with a single page or a controlled domain crawl.

Output: Evidence, affected URLs and safe fixes.

Goal 2Decide what to fix first

Use: Missions and the Project Command Centre.

Output: A prioritised work queue based on impact, evidence and available data.

Goal 3Plan content without keyword cannibalisation

Use: Keywords and Clustering.

Output: A keyword map, primary page, supporting terms, questions and related-page ideas.

Goal 4Understand Google visibility

Use: Search Console.

Output: Clicks, impressions, CTR, average position and high-impression opportunities for the selected market.

Goal 5Connect SEO work to business outcomes

Use: GA4 and measurement snapshots.

Output: Organic sessions, key events, revenue and before/after reference points.

Goal 6Track work completed

Use: Change log, client notes and Audit History.

Output: A defensible record of what changed, why and when it should be reviewed.

Goal 7Show results to a client

Use: Reports.

Output: A period-specific report with optional previous-period and previous-year comparisons.

Goal 8Fix a connection or reliability problem

Use: Reliability Centre, Help and administrator diagnostics.

Output: Clear connection status and the next safe troubleshooting step.

Who normally fixes what?SEO / content: titles, descriptions, headings, page copy, internal links, anchor text, alt text, keyword maps and many content/schema improvements.Developer: security, 5xx errors, rendering, crawl blocks, advanced performance, mobile templates, structured-data implementation and server configuration.Review together: redirects, canonicals, duplicate content, indexation, migrations and structural changes where business intent matters.

Resources

Books, blog posts, website pages, free tools and videos linked from the ActionSEO backend.

Use this as the learning hub inside the app. When a user gets stuck, this area gives them the next guide, product page, tutorial or video without leaving the workflow blindly.

BookClaude SEO Prompts Cheat BookPrompt workflows for faster SEO research, content planning and optimisation. GuideSEO AI Prompts GuideLearn how to use AI prompts without losing SEO strategy and human judgement. ToolFree SEO TestCheck and improve your SEO knowledge step by step. Guide14-Day SEO Action PlanTurn findings into a focused two-week workflow. GuideFull SEO Action PlanContinue with a more complete implementation plan. BlogSEO blogLatest SEO articles, tutorials and practical examples. VideoYouTube channelVideo lessons, product walkthroughs and SEO tutorials. BookSEO in Action: Foundations to Measurable GrowthA practical SEO guide with a complete workflow from foundations to measurable growth.Get the ebook · $4.99

Getting started tutorial

Follow the practical ActionSEO workflow from project setup to a client-ready report.

Recommended first-session path Project → Audit → Crawled pages → Missions → GSC/GA4 → Keywords and competitors → Client tracker → Report The screenshots use Safe Recording Mode and additional blur so client domains, URLs and performance figures are not exposed.

Step 1 of 12

Start from the Project Overview

The Dashboard is the quickest view of project health, search visibility, organic outcomes and the next recommended action. Use the project search to jump to a keyword, page, issue or report. The dashboard language can be changed at the top; project content language and report language remain independent.

First habit: open the recommended action before browsing every tab. It keeps the workflow focused.

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Step 2 of 12

Create one project per website and market

Enter the company name, website, target country, primary device, content language, target topics and business goal. These settings control crawl scope, GSC filters and the context used by recommendations. Use separate projects when the same domain targets different countries.

Before saving: confirm that the URL is the correct canonical domain and that the selected country matches the intended audience.

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Step 3 of 12

Use the Project Command Centre

The command centre shows setup progress, data-source freshness, plan usage, reliability and the next action. Complete the guided setup once, then use this page whenever you need to understand what is missing before running more reports.

Do not chase 100% for its own sake: the recommended action and reliability warnings matter more than completing optional setup items.

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Step 4 of 12

Understand plan limits before a large crawl

Plans and usage separates single-page audits, project domain crawls, domains and tracked keywords. A domain crawl does not consume a single-page audit. Check the remaining allowance and URL limit before choosing a broad crawl.

Useful distinction: single-page audits are shared across the account; domain-crawl allowances are tracked for the active project.

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Step 5 of 12

Run a controlled audit and review the evidence

Choose a single priority URL for a quick audit or a domain crawl for wider coverage. For the first crawl, use a conservative URL limit, exclude checkout, account, search and parameter URLs, and use Fast scan. After the run, open Crawled pages to filter Errors, Warnings and Notices, then use Audit history to compare the current audit with the previous one.

Start where value is highest: homepage, main service page, product page or the page already receiving impressions.

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Step 6 of 12

Turn findings into Missions

Audit is diagnosis; Missions is the prioritised work queue; re-audit is verification. Build missions from high-priority findings, complete the live fix, record the decision, and only mark it resolved after checking the published page or rerunning the audit.

Best practice: work through a small number of high-impact missions instead of trying to clear every notice at once.

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Step 7 of 12

Connect Google Search Console

Authorise read-only access, load the verified property and import the required date range. GSC supplies verified clicks, impressions, CTR and average position. Use the Opportunities view to find pages with strong impressions but weak clicks or CTR, and use inventory/indexing views to investigate visibility problems.

Check scope first: use All countries/devices for the default GSC view; use Project market only when you intentionally want the project country and device filters.

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Step 8 of 12

Compare competitors without claiming live rankings

Add up to the number of competitors allowed by the plan, choose a crawl focus and refresh their public pages. The workspace compares the client’s tracked/GSC topics with competitor page themes, source pages and content gaps. Native discovery is on-page evidence, not traditional SERP rank tracking.

Use custom URLs when you know the exact service, pricing or guide pages that compete with the client page.

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Step 9 of 12

Connect GA4 for business outcomes

Authorise Analytics separately, choose the numeric GA4 Property ID and load the report. GA4 shows organic sessions, active users, engagement, key events, purchases and revenue. Search Console remains the source for impressions, CTR and position.

If the report looks empty: check the selected property, date range, country scope and Organic Search channel before assuming tracking is broken.

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Step 10 of 12

Track keywords and create a content map

Add the searches the project should win, then use tracked keywords or pasted research to suggest clusters. Save one primary page, supporting terms, FAQ ideas and related pages for each topic. GSC can connect tracked phrases with the best visible landing page; ActionSEO does not invent search volume or difficulty.

Avoid cannibalisation: keep one clear primary page per search intent and create a separate page only when the intent is genuinely different.

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Step 11 of 12

Prepare the next client-facing update

Client Tracker brings together the next update, health, outstanding risks, search visibility, organic outcomes and the audit fix queue. Use it before a meeting to decide what changed, what remains open and what the client should hear next.

Keep the message client-friendly: explain the business effect and next action, not internal API or sync details.

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Step 12 of 12

Generate and save the client report

Select a reporting period, choose previous-period and/or previous-year comparison, and include only the sections the client needs. Agency users can apply white-label branding. Save the report, open it and use Print → Save as PDF.

Before sending: confirm the date range, comparison, data-source freshness and any explanatory notes for unusual changes.

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How ActionSEO works

A practical workflow that turns SEO data into clear actions.

Diagnose

Create the project and run an audit to collect evidence.

Prioritise

Use the Command Centre and Missions to decide what matters first.

Implement

Complete the fix and record the change, reason and follow-up date.

Measure

Use GSC, GA4 and snapshots to compare visibility and outcomes.

Report

Select a period, comparison and only the sections the client needs.

AuditChoose a starting URL, keyword, crawl range and discovery source. For a quicker scan, select fewer URLs and Fast mode. Exclude cart, checkout, account, login, query-parameter and noindex utility pages, or filter to specific sitemap names. Open each issue to see one affected page beside its own values, assets and destinations. The latest saved report reopens automatically when you return.

HistoryEvery saved crawl is a snapshot. Select a previous audit to reopen the full report without spending another crawl allowance.

MissionsTurn high-impact audit and GSC findings into a work list. Mark something fixed only after checking the live page, then re-audit later to verify it.

KeywordsAdd one phrase per line and optionally assign a target page. Country and device are inherited automatically from the active project. GSC positions are impression-weighted averages, not neutral live rank checks. Volume and difficulty need an optional external data provider.

ClusteringCreate a keyword map with a primary target, secondary terms, questions and related pages. Save the plan, add its keywords to tracking or export it as CSV.

Search ConsoleUse the single GSC action button to connect Google, choose the verified property and refresh queries/pages. The project country and device are applied as GSC filters where supported.

GA4GA4 needs a separate read-only permission because Analytics and Search Console are different Google products. Choose the numeric property to track organic sessions, conversions and revenue.

CompetitorsUse native competitor discovery to crawl a small set of public competitor pages and estimate on-page keyword targeting. Optional CSV import can add exact ranking positions when you have them.

Useful toolsOpen the schema generator, E-E-A-T missions, AI Overview readiness, competitor discovery, reports and Google data tools from the sidebar or top menu.

ReportsSelect 30, 60, 90, 120 or 180 days, compare with the previous period and/or the same period last year, apply Agency branding, then open and print the saved report as PDF.

Continue learning and take action

Use these resources when you need a quick check, a guided action plan or a complete SEO reference.

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Privacy: Google access is read-only. You can disconnect GSC/GA4 and delete stored ActionSEO project data below. Deleting ActionSEO data does not delete your WordPress account.

ActionSEO launch tool

The SEO platform that shows you what to fix — using data Google actually verifies

ActionSEO audits your website against 238 SEO checks, connects your real Google Search Console and GA4 data, turns everything into a prioritised work queue, and generates client-ready reports.

No estimated search volumes pulled from thin air. No inflated difficulty scores. ActionSEO is built on a simple principle from the SEO in Action method: work from data you can verify, fix what matters most first, and measure the result.

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Evidence, not SEO noise

Built around page-level evidence and verified Google data

Every audit issue is tied to evidence. If there is a broken link, you see the page where it was found and the URL it points to. If a title is duplicated, you see the affected pages. If a sitemap or indexability signal needs attention, the tool points you toward the relevant Search Console context instead of turning every warning into a panic message.

Audit evidencePage URLs, affected assets, broken links, canonicals, redirects and issue details where available.

Verified GSC dataClicks, impressions, CTR and average position from the property you connect.

GA4 outcomesOrganic sessions, engagement, key events, purchases and revenue when your property is connected.

MissionsA ranked work queue that turns audit findings into practical next actions.

What ActionSEO does

An SEO workflow platform for audits, Google data, missions and reports

Deep site audit engine

Run technical, on-page, content, trust, schema and performance checks with page-level evidence.

Search Console + GA4

Connect read-only Google data and review organic performance without guessing.

Prioritised work queue

Convert findings into Missions so you know what to fix first and what can wait.

Client-ready reports

Create clear progress reports with comparisons, branding options and period controls.

Audit depth

What the ActionSEO audit checks

ActionSEO reviews your site across technical SEO, on-page optimisation, content quality, links, media, schema and trust signals. Instead of giving you a generic score alone, it turns findings into a prioritised work queue.

Crawlability, HTTPS, redirects and canonical signals
Page titles, meta descriptions, headings and content structure
Duplicate titles and descriptions across pages
Broken internal and external links
Missing or weak image alt text
Schema and structured data opportunities
Core Web Vitals and PageSpeed signals from Google
Sitemap and indexability signals
E-E-A-T and AI-readiness signals
Internal linking and content improvement opportunities

Features

Everything included in ActionSEO

Site Audit & CrawlSingle-page audits plus full domain crawls with plan-based URL limits, saved history and page-level evidence.

Search Console IntegrationVerified clicks, impressions, CTR, average position, sitemap inventory and URL inspection workflow where available.

GA4 Organic OutcomesOrganic sessions, engagement, key events, purchases and revenue by landing page, with diagnostics when data is missing.

Keywords & ClusteringTrack target terms, match them with real GSC queries and group topics into keyword maps.

AI Search ReadinessE-E-A-T scoring, schema generation and AI Overview readiness checks based on SEO foundations.

Client TrackerProject dashboards with health, visibility, outcomes and recommended next actions.

White-label ReportsPeriod-controlled reports with previous-period and year-over-year comparisons, available for agency workflows.

Email AutomationsAudit-ready notifications, usage warnings, reminders and weekly summary options.

Comparison

How ActionSEO compares to other affordable SEO tools

ActionSEO is not trying to replace every enterprise SEO database. It is built for a more practical job: audit your own site, connect verified Google data, decide what to fix next, and report progress clearly.

SEO tool comparison 2026
	ActionSEO	Ubersuggest	SE Ranking	SEOTesting	Screaming Frog	AgencyAnalytics
Best for	Audit + workflow + Google data	Keyword ideas + basic SEO	Broader SEO suite	GSC testing workflows	Technical crawling	Client dashboards
Pricing style	Annual, small-business friendly	Monthly/lifetime options	Monthly SaaS	Monthly SaaS	Annual desktop licence	Monthly agency reporting
Site audit	238 checks with page-level evidence	Basic/moderate	Good	Limited	Very strong crawler	Basic/moderate
Full domain crawl	Yes, plan limits apply	Limited	Yes	No	Yes	Limited
Search Console data	Yes, verified GSC data	Partial	Yes	Yes, core focus	No native workflow	Yes
GA4 organic outcomes	Yes, with diagnostics	Limited/no	Partial	No	No	Yes
Sitemap + URL inspection workflow	Yes	No	Limited	Partial	No	No
Prioritised action queue	Yes, Missions	Partial	Partial	Testing-focused	No	No
Keyword clustering / topic maps	Yes	Partial	Yes	No	No	No
Schema / AI readiness / E-E-A-T	Yes	Limited	Limited	No	No	No
White-label reports	Yes, Agency plan	No/limited	Higher tiers	No	No	Yes
Backlink index	No	Yes/limited	Yes	No	No	Partial
SERP rank tracking	GSC average positions, not scraping	Yes	Yes	GSC-based	No	Yes
Search volume / difficulty estimates	No, by design	Yes	Yes	No	No	No
Portuguese interface and reports	Yes, PT-BR	Limited	Limited	No	No	No

Being upfront about the gaps: ActionSEO does not maintain a backlink index, scrape live SERPs, or estimate keyword volume and difficulty. Those features require large external datasets and expensive providers, and the estimates are often inconsistent for smaller sites and non-English markets. ActionSEO focuses on what you can verify: your website audit evidence, your Search Console data, your GA4 outcomes, and the next SEO actions that can actually be worked on.

Pricing

Simple annual pricing, plus a 30-day trial

Trial

30-Day Trial

30 days

Explore the core workflow before choosing a full annual plan.

One trial per customer
Does not renew automatically
Plan limits apply

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Solo

$65 /year

For one website owner, creator or small business.

1 project/domain
Audits and GSC/GA4 workflow
Keyword and mission workspace

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Best value

Pro

$167 /year

For marketers, freelancers and growing websites.

More projects and audits
More tracked keywords
Better monthly SEO workflow capacity

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Agency

$397 /year

For freelancers and agencies managing client SEO projects.

Higher project capacity
Client tracker and reports
White-label reporting workflow

Choose Agency

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Who it is for

Built for practical SEO work

Freelancers and consultants who need one affordable place to audit, monitor and report on client sites.

Small business owners doing their own SEO who want a ranked to-do list backed by evidence.

Small agencies managing multiple client sites without wanting enterprise-level software costs.

Readers of SEO in Action who want a tool that follows the same practical method from the book.

What ActionSEO is not

Honest scope

ActionSEO is not a backlink database. It is not a SERP-scraping rank tracker. It is not a keyword-volume prediction tool.

If you need large-scale backlink discovery, Ahrefs, SE Ranking or similar research platforms are better suited to that job. If you need a technical desktop crawler for very large sites, Screaming Frog may be the right tool.

ActionSEO is for website owners, marketers, freelancers and small agencies who want a practical SEO workflow: audit the site, connect verified Google data, prioritise work, track progress and create clear reports.

Frequently asked questions

ActionSEO questions

What does an SEO audit check?

A complete SEO audit reviews technical health, indexability, redirects, canonicals, speed, on-page elements, content quality, links, media and structured data. ActionSEO runs 238 checks and attaches evidence where available so you can see which pages are affected and why.

Is the Search Console and GA4 data real or estimated?

Real. ActionSEO connects to your Google Search Console and GA4 properties with read-only OAuth access and displays the data Google recorded for your site, including clicks, impressions, positions, sessions, key events and revenue where available.

Why does ActionSEO not show search volume or keyword difficulty?

ActionSEO focuses on verified website data rather than broad estimates. Search-volume and difficulty numbers are usually modelled by third-party databases, and they can be unreliable for smaller sites, niche terms and non-English markets. ActionSEO uses your Search Console clicks, impressions, CTR and average position so you can work from data Google actually recorded for your site.

How is ActionSEO different from Semrush or Ahrefs?

Semrush and Ahrefs are research databases with backlink indexes and broad keyword datasets. ActionSEO is a workflow tool for your own sites: audit, prioritise, fix, verify with real Google data and report.

Can I white-label reports for my clients?

Yes. The Agency plan includes white-label report options such as your logo, accent colour and footer text, with period-controlled progress reports.

What happens when my annual access ends?

Your account may enter a grace/read-only period and your projects may be preserved according to the ActionSEO Terms and Data Retention policy. Renew to reactivate the same account and continue using your history.

Do I need to install anything on my website?

No. ActionSEO runs on yourseoebook.com. You create an account, add your site URL and audit it externally. Connecting Search Console and GA4 is optional and uses Google’s secure OAuth flow.

Does ActionSEO work in Portuguese?

Yes. The interface and reports are available in English and Portuguese (Brasil).

Can I try it before buying an annual plan?

Yes. You can start with the 30-day ActionSEO trial. Trial access is available once per customer, does not renew automatically and plan limits apply.

Method

Built on the SEO in Action method

ActionSEO is built by Mariana Yamakawa, SEO consultant and author of the SEO in Action ebook. The audit checklist and workflow follow the same system: fix your foundations, verify with real data, then expand.

The philosophy is simple: SEO does not need to be overwhelming. It needs to be practical, prioritised and honest about what the data can and cannot tell you.

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