Website checks
Not sure what your website needs?
Start with a few practical SEO checks. They can help you identify common website issues and understand what type of SEO support may be appropriate.
Start with the question that sounds most like your problem
You do not always need a full SEO audit to start investigating a problem. Choose a check below, run it on your website and use the result as a starting point.
Check 01
“My page isn't appearing in Google.”
Check whether the page can actually be indexed.
Canonical & Indexability Checker
Check indexability signals, the canonical URL, robots directives and the HTTP response for a live page.
If something looks wrong: you may need technical investigation, SEO performance analysis or a more detailed audit.
Check 02
“My URL is redirecting or returning an error.”
Find out what happens when the URL is requested.
HTTP Status & Redirect Checker
See whether a URL loads normally, redirects somewhere else or returns an error, including the redirect chain.
If something looks wrong: the issue could relate to redirects, migrations, server responses or technical configuration.
Check 03
“I'm worried search engines can't crawl my website.”
Check the rules that control crawling.
Robots.txt Tester
Test common crawler rules against a URL path and see whether important areas may be blocked.
If something looks wrong: you may need crawling analysis, technical SEO support or a wider review of indexation and crawlability.
Check 04
“My search result doesn't look right.”
Preview the information search engines can use.
SERP Snippet Preview & Metadata Checker
Preview titles, descriptions and display URLs before publishing and identify obvious metadata issues.
If something looks wrong: on-page optimisation or broader SEO performance analysis may be appropriate.
Check 05
“I've changed my website and I'm worried about losing traffic.”
Check whether old and new URLs need mapping.
SEO URL Comparison & Redirect Mapping Helper
Compare old and new URL inventories and identify URLs that may still need migration mapping.
If something looks wrong: SEO Migration Support may be appropriate before changes go live.
Check 06
“I don't know what the problem is.”
Start with a broader technical check.
XML Sitemap Checker
Check sitemap structure, URL counts, duplicates and HTTP/HTTPS consistency as a simple starting point.
If several things concern you: a structured SEO audit can help establish what is actually affecting the website and what should be prioritised.