Page Grader

Our system will review the meta title attached to your page, examining its length and keyword inclusion.

The title tag is the headline displayed in 3 significant places: the results page of search engines (i.e. Google), social media networks, and web browsers. When clicked by viewers, they are taken to your website.

Through AI our infrastructure will check whether you’ve set the keyword you are targeting, matching it with the description of your page’s content.

Our system will conduct a check for the presence of the keyword you’re seeking. It is to ensure its inclusion in the main text of your page.

It’s crucial to have your keyword appear a few times within your pages’ body text (i.e. away from the page headline and description). Failing to have it, and some synonyms that naturally flow within your page’s text is an indicator that you may not be covering its subject well.

The automation within our platform will notify you of improvements to apply if this check isn’t passed.

Our web environment will conduct a check for the presence of your desired keyword being mentioned in bold and italic on your selected web page.

The overall implications of placing your all-important keywords in bold and italic are still hotly debated. However, what we’d argue that the secondary impact of this being included is the ability to keep a viewer engaged with a page for a longer duration of time. The knock-on effect of this is the resulting metrics and conversion rates.

Use this measure sensibly within your web page, and don’t overdo it. Our AI will be trawling your page to ensure it’s legible to humans.

With our tools, you’ll be able to improve the context and overall optimisation of your page by sensibly placing your keyword in its images’ alt tag’. What this means is that whenever search engines detect them, they are indexed correctly.

The upside of our system’s intelligence is in its examination of your visuals. It will smartly ensure your keyword is mentioned within what is referred to as the ‘alt tag’ (also commonly known as the ‘alt attribute’ and ‘alt description’).

Our tool will scan your web page and review any links pointing to 3rd party sites without using a ‘nofollow’ tag.

We’ll ensure that you instruct search engines not to enhance the ranking of someone else’s content due to an action taking place on your website. The reason why this is significant is that you don’t want the site you’re sharing a link to, being credited for your kind gesture.

Have you ever shared a link to your webpage on Facebook or Twitter, and the way it’s styled is just horrible? If so, you may be familiar with things like no preview image, poor description text and a missing website title. Sad to say, but these all impact your SEO.

Fear not, because by using the Open Graph functionality in our system, you can get this done right! It will review your web page’s code for Open Graph tags. Upon analysis, they’ll be applied correctly, so your links can be shared and attract engagement across your social media channels.