SEO tools for every part of your website
Search engine optimization has many moving parts. These tools are grouped around the jobs you need to do:
- Audit and check: start with the Website SEO Audit for an overall score, then dig deeper with the Meta Tag Checker, Heading Checker and Image Alt Checker.
- Technical health: find dead links with the Broken Link Checker, trace redirects with the Redirect Checker, and test your SSL certificate, HTTP headers and page size.
- Create files and code: build a robots.txt, an XML sitemap, meta tags and schema markup.
- Content: check keyword density, count words, compare texts with the Text Similarity Checker and find near-duplicate pages with the Duplicate Content Checker.
- Marketing: preview your Google result with the SERP Preview, test social shares with the Open Graph Preview, and create UTM links and URL slugs.
A simple SEO routine for small businesses
- Run the SEO audit on your homepage and top service pages, and fix every "Fail" item.
- Make sure each page has a unique title, description and H1.
- Create a sitemap and robots.txt, then submit the sitemap in Google Search Console.
- Add LocalBusiness schema with your address and phone number.
- Check for broken links and SSL expiry once a month.
Google's own SEO Starter Guide is the best free reference to keep next to these tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do some SEO tools need a server?
Browsers are not allowed to read other websites directly. Tools that check a URL ask our server to fetch the public page. Nothing is stored.
Can these tools replace a paid SEO suite?
For on-page and technical checks of individual pages, they cover a lot. Keyword volumes and backlink data need paid databases, which these tools do not include.
Can you fix the issues for me?
Yes. Contact us for a free consultation.