SEO Checker, What's Your SEO Score?

Top SEO Checks Covered

There is a lot that goes into building a good SEO profile, and our website analysis tool will check the most important ones. Our free website auditor checks your site against 56 SEO ranking factors. It will look for both on-page and off-page issues that may be holding you back. From checking backlinks, to ensuring images have the proper alt tags, and everything in between, our analysis tells you the most important things you need to know to improve your site's rankings. Check your site against top SEO parameters/variables (Technical SEO) including:

• Meta Tags (Title Tag, Meta Description and Meta Keywords) - Meta tags are essentially small snippets of text that tell a search engine what a web page is about. Missing title tags and missing meta descriptions can hold your site back.
• Heading Tags - Heading tags are an important on-page SEO tool because they help further explain to the search engines what your page is about - header (H1) tags are the most important. Our tool will tell you if you are missing crucial h1-h5 tags.
• Image Alt Tags - The image alt tag explains what the picture is - search engines cannot crawl images, so the alt tag helps the search engine understand what the image is. Images with empty 'alt' tags won't be seen by search engines, so we'll identify them for you.
• Keywords Cloud - We'll help you gain a better understanding of the keywords used on each of your web pages, providing a visual image of keyword usage, density, and which words or phrases may have a higher volume.
• Keyword Consistency and Frequency and Usage - The keywords you want to rank for have to be both consistent, and properly spread out throughout the site. Consistency makes it easier for search engines to understand what your webpage is about and also to crawl and index your site.
• Text/HTML Ratio - This is the percentage of actual text content found on your page versus the percentage of HTML. A low text to HTML ratio can negatively affect user experience.
• Gzip Compression - GZIP compresses files prior to delivering them over the internet. A GZIP enabled server reduces the size of web pages, allowing them to load faster.
• URL Structure - An SEO-friendly URL structure is easy to read, understand and follow, and tells a user or search engine exactly what is on the page just from the URL.
• Canonicalization - This prevents issues that are caused by duplicate content that appears on multiple URLs by telling the search engine which version of a URL is the main one and should be shown in search results.
• XML Sitemap - This provides a way to ask the search engines to crawl and index the pages listed.
• Robots TXT file - This is a text file that tells search engine bots which pages on your website to crawl, and which not to crawl. It is important to make sure that the website's main content is not accidentally blocked by the Robots TXT file.
• Page Language - Hreflang attribute tells search engines which language you are using on a specific webpage, so that the search engines can then provide results to users who are searching in that language.
• URL Rewrite - It is important to only provide one version of URLs by for example redirecting www version of the URLs to the non www ones or by removing index pages off of the URLs or redirecting non http versions to the https version of the URLs.
• Underscore in URLs - Underscores makes URLs ugly and using underscores in URLs is not recommended.
• Domain Info - A website's domain age, whois address and expiration date can reveal a lot of information about a website, which can be important to help your website rank higher on search engines, too.
• Whois Info - Whois is a query and response protocol that is used to find out information about domain names, such as server names associated with the domain, and billing and technical contacts. This information can be used by search engines to understand the age of your website and the locality of your business.
• Indexed Pages - Be sure all of the pages on your site are being indexed so they can be found by the search engines. The more relevant indexed pages your website has the better it can be for your SEO rankings.
• Backlinks - Backlinks are incoming links to your website from other places on the internet, and tell search engines if your website is popular. They also tell the search engine what the content of your site is about by looking at the anchor text or the topic of the site pointing back to you.
• Website Speed, Page Size and Load Time Issues - Websites and pages that take too long to load can have a negative impact on your search engine rankings. Load time is now one of the important ranking factors in Google Algorithm.
• Broken Links - Broken links negatively impact user experience and can hurt your rankings in search engines if there are too many of them out there. You need to remove all the instances of the broken links you have on your own website and also redirect the pages that no longer exist to the next most relevant ones.
• Internal/External Link Structure, Nofollow Links - Internal links provide an idea of the structure of your site. External links are links that point at an external domain and are important in ranking factors.
• Mobile Friendliness - This will ensure your site is optimized for mobile users who are looking for you on smartphones or tablets and is among one of the most important metrics after Google's mobile first index update.