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Free SEO audit for your website

Find out whether Google can find, read and rank your pages, and what's stopping it. Plain English, in about a minute.

What this audit checks

  • Page titles

    Whether each page has a clear, unique title Google can show.

  • Meta descriptions

    The summary under your link in search results.

  • Headings

    Whether your H1 and headings describe the page.

  • Image alt text

    Descriptions Google and screen readers rely on.

  • Indexing

    Whether robots.txt or settings block Google.

  • Sitemap

    Whether Google has a map of your pages.

  • Structured data

    Business details Google can read directly.

What results look like

Real examples of what an SEO report flags, and what to do about each one.

Needs work6 pages are missing meta descriptionsMedium impact · Quick fix

What it means

Google writes its own summary for these pages, which is often a random sentence that won't make anyone click.

What to do

Write a one or two sentence summary for each page, around 150 characters, that says what the page offers.

PoorYour homepage has two H1 headingsHigh impact · Quick fix

What it means

Google reads the main (H1) heading to understand the page. Missing or doubled-up headings make that harder.

What to do

Use exactly one H1 per page that says what you do, then smaller headings for each section.

Why it matters

If Google can't read your pages properly, people searching for what you do won't find you, however good your work is. Most SEO problems on small business sites are quick to fix once you know they're there.

Who fixes this?

Many of these fixes are small enough to do yourself. For the rest, an SEO specialist or your web developer is the right person.

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SEO audit questions

Is this the same as a paid SEO audit?

It covers the technical basics a paid audit starts with. It won't research keywords or competitors for you.

How often should I check?

Every few months, and after any big change like a new website, a new theme or a batch of new pages. It's free, so there's no harm checking more often.

Will fixing these get me to the top of Google?

Not on their own. Fixing technical problems removes what's holding you back, but where you rank also depends on your content, your reviews and how many other sites mention you.

Do I need an SEO agency?

Not always. Many of these fixes take minutes in your website builder. An agency is worth it when you want ongoing work like content, local rankings or links, and it helps to know what's wrong before you brief one.

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