Search title
FixObserved evidence
The collected field is empty.
Write a concise, descriptive title for this specific page. Include the product or topic and distinguish it from other pages.
Source: Example metadataWEBSITE SEO & CONVERSION CHECKFind what holds
Find what holds
your page back.
Know what to fix next.
Turn a page URL into a practical checklist. Review search metadata, mobile loading and the next step you ask visitors to take.
One public URL · Prioritized findings · Downloadable checklist
From page evidence to actionExample
01
Search title is empty
Give the product page a specific, descriptive title.
02
Main content loads in 4.1 s
Investigate what delays the largest visible element.
03
The next step needs a review
Test a clearer purchase action on mobile.
Illustrative findings, not a live scan. View the full example below.
Make the search result clearer
Check title, description, headings and indexing directives from collected page evidence.
Find loading friction
See mobile Lighthouse measurements for loading and layout alongside your page content checks.
Give visitors a clearer next step
Review the action links and product message. Get specific changes to test.
From URL to a prioritized checklist
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
A product page, with a clearer next step
https://example.com/products/insulated-lunch-bag
Sample findings and scores demonstrate the workflow. This URL was not scanned and these are not measured results.
4Fix
3Review
3Checked
0Unavailable
SEO6 checks
Conversion2 checks
Performance2 checks
Mobile performance snapshot
Example lab scoresPerformance54/ 100
Accessibility86/ 100
Best practices92/ 100
Lighthouse SEO70/ 100
Largest contentful paint4.10 s
First contentful paint2.20 s
Total blocking time0.32 s
Layout shift0.160
Speed index4.60 s
Lighthouse scores describe this lab run. They do not measure conversion rate or establish real-user Core Web Vitals.
What to change next
Fix observed issues, then test the suggestions marked Review.
SEO
Search description
FixObserved evidence
The collected field is empty.
Add a page-specific summary explaining what visitors will find. Highlight a supported benefit; Google may choose a different snippet.
Source: Example metadataMain content loading
FixObserved evidence
4.10 s LCP in this mobile lab run.
Review the largest visible image or text block, server response and render-blocking resources. Use browser diagnostics to identify the cause before changing assets. A single lab run does not establish real-user Core Web Vitals or conversion rate.
Source: Lighthouse lab runLayout stability
FixObserved evidence
0.160 CLS in this mobile lab run.
Review image dimensions, injected banners and font swaps. Reserve space for content so controls do not move while visitors interact. A single lab run does not establish real-user Core Web Vitals or conversion rate.
Source: Lighthouse lab runPreferred URL
ReviewObserved evidence
https://example.com/products/insulated-lunch-bag
If duplicate versions of this page exist, confirm the preferred URL. A canonical tag is a signal, and its absence alone is not a ranking failure.
Source: Example metadataNext step for the visitor
ReviewObserved evidence
No matching purchase action in 1 sampled link. Buttons and other languages may not be represented.
Open the page on mobile. Check that the primary purchase action is visible, specific and works. Test a clearer label or placement against the current version; measure completed actions.
Source: Example contentValue proposition and decision confidence
ReviewObserved evidence
An insulated lunch bag with a wipe-clean lining and adjustable strap. Product details are available further down the page.
Review the first screen: who is this for, what problem does it solve, and why choose it? Place relevant evidence and delivery, pricing or return details near the decision. Test changes rather than assuming a conversion lift.
Source: Example contentCollection sources & scope
This checks one URL. Metadata and readable content come from separate snapshots; dynamic elements and checkout behavior may not be represented.
Example metadata
Illustrative example · Example only
Example content
Illustrative example · Example only
Website SEO audit questions
What does the website SEO audit check?
One action checks metadata, readable content and mobile Lighthouse performance for a public URL. It reviews the available title, description, H1 headings, meta robots directives, canonical evidence and sampled action links. Each completed part appears as soon as its result is available.
Can I check a product page or landing page?
Yes. Enter a public HTTP or HTTPS URL and select the action you want visitors to complete: a purchase, an inquiry or a sign-up. Each live check uses your signed-in account.
How do the conversion suggestions work?
Suggestions use the returned text and sampled action links, together with your selected visitor goal. They identify items to review and test. The tool does not observe checkout behavior, measure your conversion rate or guarantee that a change will improve it.
Does this crawl my entire website?
Each check targets one URL. Snapshots may omit dynamic elements or be incomplete. Results preserve unavailable fields; missing evidence is not automatically treated as a page defect.
What do the mobile scores mean?
The optional check returns Lighthouse lab scores and available loading and layout measurements. They describe one test run, rather than your visitors’ real-world experience or a prediction of sales.
Can I save my findings?
Export available findings as CSV, including observed evidence and suggested actions. Results stay in this page's memory, so download before refreshing or leaving. Processing requests are checked automatically; unfinished sections show placeholders until their results arrive.
Checks follow Google’s title guidance and indexing directive guidance. Performance observations use LCP and CLS reference thresholds; lab results are not a real-user assessment.