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Page speed is a direct Google ranking factor — and a conversion killer.
Google's Core Web Vitals measure how fast your pages load and how stable they feel to users. A slow site doesn't just frustrate visitors — it gets penalised in search rankings. Studies show that even a 1-second delay in load time can reduce conversions by up to 7%. This tool runs a real performance analysis so you can see exactly where you stand.
Your meta title and description are your ad in Google's search results.
They're the first thing a potential customer sees before deciding whether to click. A well-written meta title (50–60 chars) with your primary keyword signals relevance to Google, while a compelling description (145–160 chars) drives click-through rate. Most sites get this wrong — too long, too generic, or missing the keyword entirely.
A structured blog outline is the difference between content that ranks and content that disappears.
Google rewards content that comprehensively answers a search query. That means covering the right subtopics, in the right order, with the right keyword signals. Starting from a well-researched SEO outline ensures your blog targets real search intent — not just what sounds good to you.
FAQs help you rank for the questions your customers are already asking.
Google dedicates significant SERP real estate to FAQ-style answers in its "People Also Ask" boxes and AI Overviews. Adding structured FAQs to your pages — with proper schema markup — signals to Google that your content directly answers user questions, improving your chances of appearing in these high-visibility placements.
Missing or poorly written meta tags are one of the most common — and most fixable — SEO problems.
Every page on your site should have a unique, keyword-rich title and a compelling description. Without them, Google often rewrites your snippets itself — usually with something generic that tanks your click-through rate. This tool scans 5 of your key pages and shows you exactly what's there, what's missing, and what needs fixing.