Free SEO check: find out why pages rank poorly
This tool scans your public page to identify missing tags and configuration errors that prevent search engines from indexing your content correctly.
What this checks
- Title and meta description
- Headings and image alt text
- Mobile viewport and canonicals
- Robots.txt and sitemap files
- Social tags and structured data
Questions people ask
Why is my site not showing on Google?
Google needs time to find and index new pages, but technical errors like a noindex tag or a missing sitemap can also block its crawlers. You should check your robots.txt file to ensure you are not accidentally preventing access to your content.
How long should a title and meta description be?
Keep titles under about 60 characters so they show in full in search results. Aim for meta descriptions of roughly 50 to 160 characters; longer text is usually cut off, and search engines may rewrite descriptions that do not match the page.
What is a canonical tag?
This tag tells search engines which version of a page is the primary one when you have similar content at different addresses. It prevents duplicate content issues, which helps your preferred page rank higher.
Do I need a sitemap?
A sitemap acts as a map for crawlers to find every page on your site, which is especially helpful for new or large applications. While search engines can find pages through links, providing a sitemap ensures they do not miss any important content.
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