On-Page SEO Checker

Find out why your pages aren’t ranking high and fix them with our AI-powered on-page SEO checker tool

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What is SE Ranking’s On-Page SEO Checker?

The On-Page SEO Checker is a tool that gives you a list of things you can do directly on a page to improve its rankings. It checks page elements and metrics that help search engines see if the content is relevant to users and whether they’ll get a good experience on the page. Take advantage of every opportunity to improve your on-page SEO and have full control of your pages.

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What’s inside the On-Page Checker

On-Page Audit

On-page tool groups issues based on their importance and urgency into four lists: errors, warnings, notices, and those that don’t require action.
Issue report categories show the current and recommended values for every metric based on page SEO factors related to metadata, text content, user experience, etc.
Fix recommendations and metric comparisons provide you with actionable insights on how your landing pages can be improved to outrank the competition.

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On-page SEO issues prioritized

Create your own custom on-page tasks for every target URL

Manage your SEO page analysis and optimization workflow and sort action items by:

Priority (high, medium, low) depending on how each task can improve the overall quality score
Categories that influence rankings such as Text content, User experience, Media, etc.
Status (to do, done, ignore) that shows how your improvements are being implemented

Dozens of on-page SEO factors tested

Use our on-page grader to check your page optimization and get a full breakdown for every ranking factor and know what you should fix.

Content analysis

Key on-page SEO elements

Link analysis

General metrics

Page experience

Indexing

Image analysis

Content analysis

Any web page’s content must be unique, relevant, bring value, and easily satisfy the search intent of its target keyword(s). Pay attention to content uniqueness, the keyword density (the ratio of target keywords to ordinary text in the overall word count), the word count in comparison to top-ranking competitor landing pages, use of headings on the page to give it structure, and other factors.

Key on-page SEO elements

Besides the content itself, the most essential on-page elements that must be optimized on every web page are title tags, meta description, header tags, internal links, URL structure, and keywords. Understanding their importance for both users and search engines and implementing them correctly on your landing pages will help you create better and clearer content.

Link analysis

External links on your website linking out to third-party sites, backlinks from third-party sites pointing back to your site as well as internal links within your site pointing to other pages of the same site are important since there’s a direct correlation between the quality and quantity of links and how much search traffic your site receives. Links signal Google that a site is quality and citation-worthy.

General metrics

Keeping tabs on the backend of your website will help drive your page SEO. Pay attention to such factors like SSL certificate expiration date, use of a secure HTTPS connection, as well as the page’s organic traffic forecast given the current setup. And since your site’s landing pages don’t exist in a vacuum, benchmark all of this data against your top competitors.

Page experience

Page experience signals measure how website users interact with web pages. These signals include page load time, Core Web Vitals (Cumulative Layout Shift, First Input Delay, and Largest Contentful Paint), mobile-friendliness, HTTPS, safe-browsing, and intrusive interstitials guidelines. Currently, page experience signals are taken into account by search engines when ranking websites.

Indexing

If your pages aren’t indexed, they are basically not read by search engines. This means that they won’t appear in SERPs no matter how much SEO you do on them. Before doing anything else, make sure to check the indexing status of your pages to verify that they can be indexed. Plus, run a scan of your robots.txt file to see if it is set up correctly and search engines can read it.

Image analysis

Image SEO involves activities like giving images descriptive file names and using hyphens to separate the words, optimizing the file size so that the quality is maintained while the image doesn’t slow down the page and doesn’t negatively affect page rankings, adding image alt tags and occasionally including appropriate keywords in them to help search engines understand what’s depicted on them.

How the On-Page SEO Checker works

The AI-powered On-Page SEO Checker tool allows you to find out if any web page (landing page, blog, product page, homepage) in any industry is optimized for its target search query. The tool takes competitor data into account when analyzing pages against 94 parameters, and if any one of them doesn’t meet the recommended range, it is categorized as an error, warning or notice. With the help of fix suggestions, you can take care of each issue that is holding your page back from top SERP results.