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What the on-page checks cover

SEO Checker looks at meta tags, content structure and technical signals on a page. SEO Audit reports Lighthouse lab data, including Core Web Vitals. Neither one is a ranking guarantee.

What is an SEO checker?

It reviews factors such as meta tags, headings and technical signals on a URL and lists what this tool could read. It does not decide whether a page will rank.

How is SEO Checker different from SEO Audit?

SEO Checker focuses on on-page signals such as titles, descriptions, canonicals and headings. SEO Audit uses Google Lighthouse lab data for performance, including LCP, INP and CLS.

What the crawler checks cover

Robots.txt Checker reads the robots file. Sitemap Validator checks the XML sitemap. Redirect Checker follows the hop chain. HTTP Headers Checker shows the response headers a request returned.

Do redirects affect crawling?

A long chain, a loop, or a hop that never reaches HTTPS can waste crawl time and confuse canonical signals. Redirect Checker lists the hops it could follow.

What Open Graph and favicon checks show

Open Graph Preview shows the title, description and image tags a page exposes for social cards. Favicon Checker looks for the icon files a browser would request. Meta Tags Checker reads the meta tags in the page head.

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