On-page essentials
Page titles, meta descriptions, H1 headings and image alt text
Make the page's purpose clear and its content easier to read.
Sample page fields
TitleLittle Things Studio
DescriptionNot found
H1About the studio
Languageen
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76/ 100
A solid start. Room to grow.
Start with missing descriptions, then fix broken links.
12Pages scanned8Issues to review
Missing meta descriptionsOn-page SEO · High priority4 pages
Broken internal linksLink health · High priority2 pages
Images missing alt textContent & images · Recommended6 pages
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From finding to fixed.
See how a finding becomes a fix. Follow one example from the first clue to a fresh scan.
Missing or empty meta description
Give search engines a description in your own words. First, check whether this page includes a description tag.
What we found
<meta name="description">This tag wasn't foundEvidence from the page's HTML
Tell people what this page offers
Write a description that reflects this page, then add it to the head. Give each distinct page its own introduction.
<meta name="description"
content="Meet our design studio and discover the stories behind our everyday objects.">A fix marker helps you keep track. It won't change your score.
Publish it. Then check it.
A checkmark isn't a new result. Scan again after publishing, and review whether the description fits the page.
Meta description is presentConfirm with a new scan
Description matches the contentReview manually
Other pages still need a lookReview next
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The essentials. Free to use.
Start with the essentials that help people and search engines reach and understand your pages. Every finding comes with evidence and a next step.
Crawling & indexing
Robots directives, canonicals, sitemaps and page status
Check crawler access and the signals that guide indexing.
Sample crawl settings
HTTP200 OK
GooglebotCrawling allowed
Canonicalhttps://littlethings.studio/about
noindexNot set
Links & access
Broken links, HTTPS and redirect issues
Find broken paths and unnecessary redirects.
A report you can act on
Priorities, evidence, practical fixes and ways to verify them
Keep the evidence close and your priorities clear.
One page to start. More if you need.Include linked pages to scan up to 10 pages on the same site.
Know what was actually checkedWe check the original HTML and clearly flag anything we couldn't measure.
A few things to know.
About free audits, accounts and what your results mean.
Can I really scan without an account?
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Is this useful if I'm new to SEO?
Absolutely. Each finding explains what we found, why it matters and what to do next. If a fix needs a code change, we'll point you in the right direction.
What will a subscription add?
Core checks, evidence and fix guidance are free. We're considering higher scan limits, report comparisons, scheduled audits, alerts and multiple sites for future paid plans. Plan details aren't final yet.
Will fixing these issues improve my rankings?
There's no guarantee. An audit helps uncover technical and content presentation issues. Rankings also depend on content quality, competition and what people are searching for. Your health score isn't a Google ranking score.