SEO

LLM-based content quality analysis for SEO

Detects Your Money or Your Life (YMYL) content that is subject to Google's elevated E-E-A-T quality standards.

Checks for a dedicated about or company page with meaningful content.

Checks for affiliate and sponsored content disclosures to maintain transparency.

Detects and reviews content that appears to be primarily AI-generated to ensure quality.

Checks for descriptive, keyword-rich anchor text that provides context for users and search engines.

Ensures articles have a healthy balance of internal and external links relative to their length.

Checks for visible author names on content pages to establish transparency and trust.

Checks for author bios and credentials to establish expertise and trust.

Checks for citations to reputable external websites to back up factual claims and build trust.

Checks for a dedicated contact page with multiple methods for users to reach out.

Checks for published and modified dates on content pages

Checks for appropriate disclaimers on sensitive content types such as medical, legal, financial, and affiliate pages

Checks for editorial and content policy pages that demonstrate site-wide trustworthiness

Checks for last-modified and published date signals that help Google assess content currency

Detects excessive keyword repetition in content, titles, or meta tags that signals manipulative SEO

Analyzes how well LLMs can parse and understand the content

Analyzes content readability using Flesch-Kincaid

Checks for trust badges, certifications, client logos, testimonials, and social proof on high-conversion pages.

Checks content length on key pages to identify thin content that may underperform in search results.

Checks for geographic meta tags for local or regional targeting

Validates LocalBusiness schema for local SEO

Checks for consistent Name, Address, Phone across site

Checks for visible physical address information

Checks for properly structured service-area or location pages for businesses serving multiple geographic regions.

Validates meta description presence and length

Detects meta tags incorrectly placed in document body

Validates page title presence and length

Checks robots meta tag for valid indexing directives in the page head.

Checks that the <title> tag is unique across all pages of the site to avoid duplicate title SEO issues.

Ensures consistency between HTML rel="canonical" tags and HTTP Link canonical-url headers.

Checks for duplicate meta descriptions across the site

Checks for favicon presence and correct link element configuration

Validates that each page has exactly one H1 tag containing a descriptive, keyword-relevant heading

Detects pages preventing search engine snippets

Checks og:image meets recommended size (1200x630)

Validates Open Graph meta tags for social sharing

Checks that og:url matches canonical URL

Validates Twitter (X) Card meta tags for correct card type, image dimensions, and required fields.

Checks for social sharing buttons on articles, blog posts, and other shareable content pages.

Checks for links to the organization's social media profiles to help search engines connect the site to its social entity and build E-E-A-T signals.

Validates that articles use the correct Schema.org properties for improved search visibility.

Detects and fixes internal links that return 404 or 5xx errors to improve user experience.

A canonical URL tag is present to prevent duplicate content issues.

Checks for noindexed pages listed in sitemap

Detects multi-hop redirect chains that waste crawl budget

Detects pages blocked by robots.txt that also carry noindex meta tags, creating a paradox where the directive is never read.

Checks if robots.txt exists at the root, is accessible, and contains valid directives.

Detects pages that carry rich result schema markup but are blocked from indexing via noindex or robots.txt.

Checks for sitemap URLs that return 4XX HTTP status codes, indicating broken or removed pages.

Validates sitemap XML structure against the sitemaps.org protocol, URL limits, and encoding requirements.

An XML sitemap is available at /sitemap.xml and includes all important pages.

Schema.org structured data (JSON-LD) is implemented for rich search results.

All links are tested and none are broken. Links redirect to intended destinations.

Lists and reviews all pages blocked from indexing to ensure critical content is accessible.

Uses structured data to provide machine-readable metadata about content authors.

Adds structured data to breadcrumb navigation for better site hierarchy and search appearance.

Detects and resolves external links that return error codes or have timed out.

Ensures that the HTML document is well-formed with correctly nested and closed tags.

Ensures that canonical tags point directly to the final destination URL without intermediate redirects.

Pages with no outgoing internal links, potentially trapping users and crawlers

Validates that pages include outgoing links to authoritative external sources where appropriate

Validates FAQPage JSON-LD structured data for question-and-answer content

Checks HTML document size against Googlebot crawl limits

Detects links from HTTPS pages to HTTP destinations, which trigger mixed content warnings and lose ranking signals

Checks that URL slugs use hyphens as word separators, not underscores or spaces

Detects conflicting signals between robots.txt, meta robots, X-Robots-Tag headers, and canonical tags

Identifies important pages blocked from search engine indexing by noindex, robots.txt, or other directives

Validates that key pages receive adequate internal links from other site pages

Detects malformed, empty, or syntactically invalid link formats on the page

Validates JSON-LD structured data for syntax correctness, required properties, and schema.org compliance

Checks URL length for optimal crawlability and usability

Offer an optional llms.txt index that points AI tools to high-value documentation pages and, when useful, a fuller llms-full.txt companion.

Checks that URLs are lowercase

Detects Content-Type header mismatches with file extensions

Flags internal links with rel=nofollow

Validates Organization schema for brand presence

Detects pages with no internal links pointing to them

Checks that paginated pages have proper canonicals

Checks for excessive URL parameters

Checks linked PDF sizes against Googlebot 60MB truncation limit

Validates Product schema for e-commerce

Detects URLs that redirect and links pointing to redirects

Validates Review and AggregateRating schema on product, service, and business pages to enable star-rating rich results.

Checks for canonical-url, indexable pages that are missing from the XML sitemap.

Checks that all URLs in the sitemap belong to the same domain and protocol as the sitemap itself.

Checks if URL slugs contain descriptive, keyword-relevant words instead of IDs, random strings, or vague terms.

Checks for problematic special characters in URL paths that can cause crawling, parsing, or canonicalization issues.

Validates that phone numbers use the tel: scheme and email addresses use the mailto: scheme for one-click contact on mobile devices.

Checks for consistent trailing slash usage across all URLs to avoid duplicate content and canonicalization issues.

Checks for VideoObject structured data on pages containing video content to enable video rich results in Google Search.

Detects pages with very few dofollow internal links pointing to them, indicating poor link equity distribution and crawl discoverability.

Flags common stop words in URL slugs that add length without improving keyword relevance.

Checks for WebSite schema with SearchAction to enable the Sitelinks Searchbox in Google Search results.