SEO Health Guide

The SEO Health section is your technical SEO command center. It analyzes your website's pages, identifies issues that could hurt your search rankings, and provides actionable recommendations. Regular audits help you maintain a healthy, crawlable site that search engines love. The system checks for over 100 different technical SEO factors including broken links, missing meta tags, slow pages, mobile issues, and more.

Your SEO Health Score is a number from 0-100 that reflects your site's overall technical SEO status. The score is weighted by issue severity: critical issues have the biggest impact, followed by warnings, then notices. A score above 80 indicates excellent health, 60-80 is good but has improvement opportunities, and below 60 needs attention. The score updates automatically after each crawl, letting you track improvements over time.

The Issue Explorer groups every detected problem by type and ranks them fix-first, using the same impact-per-effort formula as the dashboard: severity multiplied by affected pages, divided by effort. Each group leads with a plain-English headline (for example, '3 pages: Missing meta description'), followed by a technical subtitle, the number of affected pages, and an effort estimate in minutes. Status tabs let you switch between Open, Fixed, and Ignored issues, and severity, category, and keyword filters narrow the list further.

The Page Explorer provides detailed analysis for every crawled page. See each page's individual health score, all the issues affecting it, and technical details like load time, word count, and internal/external links. Use the search and filters to find specific pages, and open any page to drill into its issues and detection history.

Each issue carries a plain-English explanation of why it matters and how to fix it. Once you've made a change, use the status controls to keep your list honest: Mark fixed sets the issue aside and re-checks it automatically on the next crawl, which verifies the fix has actually taken; Ignore requires a reason, which is logged; and Reopen brings an issue back if it resurfaces. An issue the next crawl confirms as resolved is closed automatically.