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SEO Health Score

Check the on-page SEO basics of a page in one report.

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Indexable

wordpress.org

Title
Present
Meta Description
Present
Canonical
Present
H1
1 found
Structured Data
Found
Alt Text Coverage
8 / 16
Last checked: 4 minutes ago Cached
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84/100

Result Summary

Passed

Title tag has a good length
Meta description has a good length
Canonical URL is set
robots.txt found
XML sitemap found
Open Graph tags are present
Exactly one H1 tag found
Structured data found
Page is indexable

Warnings

Twitter Card tags are incomplete
8 image(s) missing alt text

How to Fix

Add Twitter Card tags for better social sharing previews on X/Twitter.
Add descriptive alt text to all images for accessibility and image SEO.

Enter a URL to check its title, meta description, canonical, headings, structured data and image alt text together.

What does the SEO health score check?

It combines the main on-page SEO checks - title, meta description, canonical tag, heading structure, structured data and image alt coverage - into one score out of 100, with a list of what to fix. It looks at a single page, so check your most important pages one by one.

How to get an SEO health score

  1. Enter the page URL or domain in the box above.
  2. Click Get SEO Score.
  3. Review the score and each failed check.
  4. Fix the items in the "How to Fix" list, then run the check again.

Related checks

Work through the failed checks from the top - titles, indexability and canonicals usually matter most - then run the score again. JustChecker can repeat the audit on a schedule and tell you when the score drops.

Frequently Asked Questions

No single tool can promise that - rankings also depend on content quality, links and competition. These basics make sure nothing on the page holds you back.

Your homepage and the pages that earn money - product, service and contact pages. Fix issues there before working through the rest.

After every redesign, theme or plugin change, and whenever you publish an important page. Small changes often remove titles or add noindex by accident.
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