Free SEO Audit

Check your website for SEO problems.

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Free SEO Audit

How to use the audit

  1. Enter the URL of a public page and select Run Audit.
  2. Review the SEO Audit Score and priority issues.
  3. Open each check to see the measurements and suggested action.
  4. Confirm the issue, make the change, and check the page again.
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SEO Audit Score

A weighted percentage from 19 automated checks. The checks do not all have the same point value. Missing evidence earns no points. Major access or indexing issues can limit the maximum score.

A higher score means more of these checks passed. It does not guarantee rankings, traffic, or sales.

This scan reviews one page and basic site access. It does not crawl the whole website or measure competitors, backlinks, analytics, or revenue.

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Audit checks

What the audit checks

Each section below explains a check, shows an example, and describes its SEO impact. The sections follow the six categories of the Enok SEO Method.

All visuals below are examples, not results for your website. Run the audit above to get your results.

01

Clarity

SEO priorities

Lists up to three issues from the scan in priority order. This category does not add points to the score.

Priority issues

Lists up to three issues from the completed checks. Access and indexing issues come before smaller content changes. Clarity does not add points to the score.

SEO impact

Access and indexing problems can keep a page out of search results. Review these issues before spending time on changes that depend on the page being accessible.

Example · not your audit results
  1. 01
    Review indexing restrictions

    Confirm that a reported noindex tag is intentional.

  2. 02
    Add a missing title tag

    Describe the page’s subject or offer.

  3. 03
    Review image alt text

    Describe informative images. Keep decorative alt text empty.

Example order only. Your priorities depend on the scan. Keyword research and competitor analysis require a separate review.

02

Creative

Accessibility and page presentation

Checks image alt text, the mobile viewport tag, and social sharing tags. It does not test visual design, responsive layouts, or full accessibility.

Image alt text

Counts images with missing, empty, and non-empty alt text. Shows alt attribute coverage and non-empty alt text coverage.

SEO impact

Alt text helps search engines understand images and helps people using screen readers. Missing descriptions can reduce accessibility and visibility in image search.

Example · not your audit results
Images detected
10
Non-empty alt text
60%
Non-empty alt text
6
Empty alt text
2
Missing alt attribute
2

10 images in this example. Empty alt text may be correct for decorative images.

Mobile viewport

Checks whether the page includes a mobile viewport tag. It does not test how the page looks or works on a phone.

SEO impact

A missing viewport tag can make the page difficult to use on phones. The tag alone does not prove that the mobile layout works.

Example · not your audit results
Mobile viewport tag
Confirmed

Review the actual layout on a phone. Tag presence alone does not confirm a mobile-friendly page.

Open Graph and social card tags

Checks for Open Graph title, description, and image tags, plus a social card tag used in link previews.

SEO impact

These tags set the title, description, and image shown in shared links. They do not show whether a page ranks well in search.

Example · not your audit results
Open Graph title
Confirmed
Open Graph description
Confirmed
Open Graph image
Not confirmed
Social card
Confirmed

This example is missing an image tag. The scan checks tags, not the rendered preview.

03

Code

Technical SEO

Checks page access, HTTPS, server response time, indexing directives, robots.txt, sitemaps, canonical URLs, structured data, and URL structure. Server response time is not a Core Web Vitals test.

HTTP status and redirects

Checks the final HTTP status, whether HTML was returned, the final URL, and whether a redirect was observed.

SEO impact

Errors and redirect loops can stop search engines from accessing the page.

Example · not your audit results
HTTP status
200
HTML response
Confirmed
Redirect observed
Yes
Final URL
https://example.com/services

200 means the request succeeded. A redirect is not automatically an issue; check its destination.

HTTPS

Checks whether the final page URL uses HTTPS. It does not perform a full security or certificate audit.

SEO impact

HTTPS protects visitors’ data and avoids browser security warnings. Secure pages are recommended for a good page experience.

Example · not your audit results
Final URL protocol
https
Resolved URL
https://example.com/services

The final URL in this example uses HTTPS.

Server response time

Measures how long the server takes to return the initial response to the scanner. It does not measure full page load time.

SEO impact

A slow server response delays page loading for visitors and crawlers. This check does not measure overall page speed or Core Web Vitals.

Example · not your audit results
Initial server response
420 ms

One measurement, not a speed grade. Use a performance test to review page loading and Core Web Vitals.

Robots meta tags and X-Robots-Tag

Checks robots meta tags and X-Robots-Tag headers for noindex and nofollow instructions.

SEO impact

A noindex tag keeps a page out of search results. Check that any indexing restrictions are intentional.

Example · not your audit results
No noindex restriction
Confirmed
No nofollow restriction
Confirmed

No restrictions were found in this example. This does not confirm that Google has indexed the page.

Robots.txt and XML sitemap

Checks robots.txt access rules, whether an XML sitemap can be found and parsed, and whether it lists the submitted page.

SEO impact

Robots.txt controls crawler access. A sitemap helps search engines find pages, but it does not guarantee indexing.

Example · not your audit results
Robots.txt found
Confirmed
No site-wide robots block
Confirmed
XML sitemap found
Confirmed
Sitemap parseable
Confirmed
Page listed in sitemap
Confirmed

This example has accessible files and a listed page. A sitemap does not guarantee indexing.

Canonical URL

Checks the canonical tag, its URL format, whether it uses the same host, and whether it points to the scanned page.

SEO impact

Canonical tags identify the preferred URL for similar pages. An incorrect tag can cause search engines to index a different page.

Example · not your audit results
Canonical tag present
Confirmed
Valid URL
Confirmed
Same host
Confirmed
Self-referencing
Confirmed
Preferred URL
https://example.com/services

A duplicate page may correctly point to a different preferred URL.

Structured data

Counts JSON-LD blocks, checks whether they parse correctly, and lists the schema types found.

SEO impact

Valid structured data helps search engines understand page information. Errors may prevent eligible rich results, but valid markup does not guarantee them.

Example · not your audit results
Parseable JSON-LD
2
Invalid JSON-LD
1

3 blocks in this example. Parsing is not a complete schema validation or a rich-result eligibility test.

URL structure

Checks lowercase formatting, readable paths, and tracking parameters. The URL tool may also return a slug score and keyword coverage.

SEO impact

Descriptive URLs help users and search engines understand a page. Changing a published URL without a redirect can break links.

Example · not your audit results
URL slug score
85%

Illustrative automated score, not a ranking forecast.

Lowercase URL
Confirmed
Readable path
Confirmed
No tracking parameters
Confirmed
Resolved URL
https://example.com/seo-services

Plan redirects and canonical updates before changing a published URL.

04

Content

On-page SEO

Checks title tags, meta descriptions, headings, text length, keyword use, readability, and internal links. Word count and keyword frequency do not prove content quality or search intent.

Title tag

Checks whether a title tag is present and measures its length. The title tool may return a score, grade, keyword similarity, and estimated pixel width.

SEO impact

The title helps search engines understand the page and can appear in search results. An unclear title can make the result less useful.

Example · not your audit results
Title score
83%

Illustrative automated score.

Title grade
B
Estimated title width
251 px
Title tag
Confirmed
Title length
42 characters

A title’s length is context, not a fixed target. Keyword similarity uses an inferred term, not keyword research.

Meta description

Checks whether a meta description is present and measures its length. The description tool may also return a score, grade, and keyword similarity.

SEO impact

A clear description can help users decide whether to click a search result. Google may show other page text instead.

Example · not your audit results
Description score
90%

Illustrative automated score.

Description grade
A
Meta description
Confirmed
Description length
140 characters

Google may use other page text for its snippet. There is no required character count.

H1 and heading structure

Counts H1, H2, and H3 headings and reports heading-order issues and title/H1 wording similarity when available.

SEO impact

Headings help readers and search engines understand the page. Heading order alone does not determine rankings.

Example · not your audit results
Heading-order issues
0
H1
1
H2
4
H3
8

Counts are not a complete heading outline. Read the headings in order to check the page structure.

Page text length

Counts the readable text extracted from the page. It does not assess whether the page answers the reader’s question.

SEO impact

Search engines need readable content to understand a page. Word count alone does not show whether the content is useful or relevant.

Example · not your audit results
Extracted page text
780 words

There is no ideal word count for every page. Add information when it helps the reader, not to raise this number.

Keyword use

Reports repeated terms, the top keyword’s frequency, the number of keywords returned, and the words analyzed.

SEO impact

Clear topic wording helps search engines understand the content. Repeated keywords can make the page harder to read. Keyword density is not a ranking target.

Example · not your audit results
Top keyword density
2.4%

Not a recommended density.

Unique keywords returned
36
Words analyzed
780

Keyword density is a frequency measurement, not a target. Research search demand separately.

Readability

Reports Flesch Reading Ease, Flesch–Kincaid grade level, and average words per sentence when available.

SEO impact

Clear writing helps visitors understand the page. A reading score alone does not measure content quality or predict rankings.

Example · not your audit results
Flesch Reading Ease
68.2
Flesch–Kincaid grade level
7.4
Average words per sentence
15.6

Reading ease is a score, not a percentage. Grade level estimates the US school reading level required.

05

Credibility

Business identity and trust

Checks limited on-page business identity signals. Backlinks, reviews, citations, reputation, and competitive authority are not measured.

On-page business identity

Looks for on-page identity evidence, such as About and Contact links and Organization or Person structured data.

SEO impact

Clear business and contact details help visitors identify the business. This scan does not measure reputation, reviews, or backlinks.

Example · not your audit results
On-page identity signals
3

A count of limited identity signals, not an authority score. Reviews, backlinks, and reputation are not tested.

06

Conversion

Calls to action and conversion tracking

Not checked by this free scan. Form delivery, checkout, calls to action, analytics, and conversion rates need separate testing.

Calls to action and conversion tracking

The free scan does not test forms, checkout, calls to action, analytics, or conversion rates. Test the main enquiry or purchase path separately on desktop and mobile.

SEO impact

A working enquiry or purchase path helps turn search traffic into leads and sales. Conversion testing does not change this SEO Audit Score.

Scope example · not tested by this audit
Enquiry form delivery
Not checked
Checkout completion
Not checked
Calls to action
Not checked
Conversion tracking
Not checked

No conversion score is returned. These items need separate testing.

Free SEO Audit FAQ

01What does the free SEO audit check?

It runs 19 automated checks on one public page and basic site access. Results follow Clarity, Creative, Code, Content, Credibility, and Conversion. Clarity lists priorities without adding score points. Conversion is not tested.

02How is the SEO Audit Score calculated?

The score is a weighted percentage based on the 19 automated checks. Some checks contribute more points than others. Unconfirmed evidence earns no points, and major access or indexing issues can limit the maximum score. The score does not predict rankings, traffic, or sales.

03What does the free audit leave out?

It does not crawl every page or measure keyword demand, competitors, backlinks, reviews, rankings, analytics, conversion rates, or revenue. It also does not test the full mobile layout, accessibility, or Core Web Vitals.

04What should I do with a reported issue?

Read its evidence and confirm that the issue is real and unintended. Use the suggested action, then check the page again. Do not remove intentional indexing restrictions or change published URLs without a redirect plan.

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