SEO Health
Monitor your site's search engine optimization with comprehensive crawl-based analysis.
SEO Score
The composite SEO score (0–100) is derived from the latest completed SEO-related test runs, weighted by importance. Access it from the target overview or the Visibility Center.
| Grade | Score | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Excellent | 80–100 | Well-optimized, minimal issues |
| Good | 60–79 | Some improvements recommended |
| Needs Attention | 40–59 | Significant issues affecting visibility |
| High Risk | 0–39 | Major SEO problems, likely impacting rankings |
Meta Health Overview
After the deep crawl completes, the SEO Health page shows issues across four element groups:
| Element | Issues checked |
|---|---|
| Title | Missing, stub/too short (< 15 chars), too long (> 60 chars), duplicate, identical to H1 |
| Description | Missing, too short (< 70 chars), too long (> 160 chars), duplicate |
| H1 | Missing, duplicate (same H1 on multiple pages) |
| Canonical & Other | Missing canonical, missing OG tags |
Each issue type shows the count of affected pages with expandable URL lists.
Site Crawl
The deep-404-scanner performs a full BFS crawl of your site (up to 10,000 pages). It collects per-page data including:
- HTTP status code and response time
- SEO metadata (title, description, H1, canonical)
- Word count, link counts, asset references
- Page classification (product, category, blog, homepage, utility)
- Mixed content detection
- External links (validated for broken outbound links)
Crawl Diffs
When a re-crawl runs, Teste.no computes a diff against the previous snapshot showing:
- New pages discovered
- Removed pages (no longer reachable)
- Status changes (page went from 200 → 404)
- SEO changes (title/description modified)
SEO Baselines
SEO baseline tracking monitors key signals (title, description, H1, canonical, OG tags) for unexpected changes. When a signal changes between scans, a drift-detection finding is generated.