Meta title
Present, unique and 30 to 60 characters so it is not cut off in search results.
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Enter a page URL and get an instant audit of the top 20 on-page checks: meta title, meta description, H1, H2 and H3 headings, internal links, image alt text and other on-page basics.
Present, unique and 30 to 60 characters so it is not cut off in search results.
Present and 70 to 160 characters, written to earn the click.
Exactly one non-empty H1 that describes the page.
Content is structured with headings in a logical order, with no skipped levels.
Counts links, flags generic anchors such as "click here" and internal nofollow.
Finds images missing alt attributes and images without width and height.
Checks the site has a valid XML sitemap and a robots.txt that does not block search engines.
Confirms the page can be indexed, has a canonical tag, is secure and has no mixed content.
Flags pages that take more than 3 seconds to respond and heavy HTML.
Viewport tag, html lang attribute, underscores, URL length and parameters.
Social sharing tags and JSON-LD structured data.
Word count, plus keyword in title, description, H1, URL, intro and alt text.
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On-page SEO covers everything you control on a page itself: the title, description, headings, copy, images, internal links and technical tags. Getting these right helps search engines understand the page and helps searchers choose it.
No. Every result comes from fixed rules applied to the page's HTML, so the same page always gives the same answer. It checks what is present or missing, not whether the writing is good.
One. A single H1 tells visitors and search engines the main topic of the page. Use H2 and H3 headings for sections and sub-sections beneath it.
Roughly 30 to 60 characters for titles and 70 to 160 for descriptions. Google measures by pixel width, so these are guides, not hard limits.
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No. The page is fetched, analysed in your browser and not saved. If you request a full audit, only the details you enter in the form are sent to me.
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