Page Optimisation
On-page SEO audits of each page the SEO Analyzer has seen on your site
Page Optimisation Page Optimisation scores each page of your site that the SEO Analyzer has analysed, using a battery of on-page SEO checks, and tells you what is failing. It is the right place to live when you are improving content quality at the page level rather than at the keyword level. Page Optimisation needs the QueryCatch SEO Analyzer connection in place for the active profile. If it isn't connected, the page asks you to set it up instead of showing the list. What you see An overall site health score. A page-by-page list with score and status. Per-page details that expand inline so you can review without losing the list. An "Open page" button on every expanded row that loads the live page in a new tab so you can compare it against the analysis. Site-wide aggregates across the audited pages Every score falls in one of three bands, named the same on the site score and in the page list: Excellent (80 and above), Good (60 to 79) and Needs Work (under 60). A page that returns a 404 shows 404 instead of a band. /assets/documentation/page-optimisation/site-score.webp /assets/documentation/page-optimisation/page-list.webp Per-page audit Expand any page to see the full audit. Each check is graded with a short explanation. /assets/documentation/page-optimisation/page-details.webp Checks performed Title tag length and uniqueness. Meta description length and uniqueness. Heading hierarchy (H1 down). Word count and readability. Internal- and external-link counts. Image alt-text coverage. Schema markup detected on the page. Canonical and robots tags. Open Graph and Twitter card data Permissions Anyone on the profile can read audits. Admins manage the SEO Analyzer connection The SEO Analyzer script reads each page as it loads, so a page appears here once someone has visited it since the script was installed. A page nobody has visited yet won't appear until they do. Best practices Filter pages by lowest score first; everything else can wait. After a batch of fixes, check back the next day: each page is re-analysed at most once a day, when someone visits itDocumentation
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