Check up to 5 website pages for SEO, meta tags and content with and without JavaScript.
Open a page in the report to review its SEO checks, metadata and SSR results. See the overall score, findings and sections that could not be checked.
Report example
robots.noindexReview the evidence in the server HTML and correct the value using the linked documentation.
Documentation for robots.noindexSEO findings show the actual and expected values, with a selector or JSON pointer when available. Metadata and SSR sections show the collected tags and content measurements.
Review access and indexing restrictions first, then metadata and structured data. Check whether each restriction is intentional before changing it.
Publish the change and audit the same URL again. Compare the finding and its evidence with the previous result.
One audit checks up to 5 pages on the same website. Review indexing directives, metadata, structured data and content availability without JavaScript.
Inspect HTTP status, redirects, robots.txt, robots meta and X-Robots-Tag. See access restrictions and indexing directives separately.
<meta name="robots" content="noindex">A noindex directive asks search engines to exclude this page.
Check title, description, H1, language and viewport in the server HTML. The metadata section also inspects heading hierarchy, Open Graph and Twitter Card after JavaScript runs.
Review canonical targets and language alternatives, including invalid URLs and conflicting declarations. Cross-page reciprocity is not checked.
Find links without crawlable URLs or useful text, and images without alt attributes in the server HTML. Review findings for each checked page.
Check whether headings, body text and metadata are available without JavaScript. The SSR checker compares script-enabled and script-disabled views, including text volume and element counts. Available HTML does not confirm that Google has indexed the page.
After a release or a template change, check a landing page, article or product page. Find technical SEO issues, missing meta tags and content that depends on JavaScript.
Schema.org vocabulary checks and Google profile requirements are shown separately, so a valid entity can still have missing rich-result fields.
Validate JSON-LD, Microdata and RDFa: syntax, entity types, properties and value types. Inspect evidence for each affected entity.
Check Breadcrumb, Article, Product snippet and Organization against separate Google profiles, with required and recommended fields.
Formal validation does not guarantee a rich result or a search ranking.
The audit follows links and sitemaps on the same site, up to 5 pages. Backlinks and search positions are not checked.
If a check cannot finish, the report marks its coverage. An unchecked section does not count as a pass.
The audit combines three checks for each page. SEO covers server HTML and indexing directives. Metadata covers tags and headings after JavaScript runs. SSR compares content with and without JavaScript.
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