The short answer
This free SEO check tests one page of your website for the technical basics: title, meta description, headings, canonical and robots tags, HTTPS, mobile setup, image alt text, structured data and page weight. It takes under a minute, and we email you a copy of the report.
What the check looks at
Enter a page address and the tool reads that one page the way a search engine would. It reports on:
- title length
- meta description
- how many H1 headings the page has
- canonical tag
- robots meta tag
- HTTPS
- mobile viewport tag
- image alt text coverage
- structured data (JSON-LD) types found on the page
- page weight
- whether the page links to your Google Maps listing or Business Profile
Each item gets a plain-English note on what it means and whether it needs attention. Most of these are quick fixes that a web developer, or you, can make in an afternoon.
A few of them matter more than they look. A missing canonical tag or a stray noindex in the robots meta can keep a page out of Google entirely. A title that runs too long gets cut off in the results. Structured data helps search engines and AI tools understand what your business is and where it operates, and a heavy page loads slowly on a phone, which is where most local searches happen.
What it can't tell you
A one-page check only sees the page you give it. It cannot tell you where you rank, which sites link to you, what your competitors are doing better, or whether your content actually answers what customers are searching for. Those questions decide most rankings, and they need a person looking at your whole site alongside rank tracking and keyword data.
That is what a full SEO audit covers. Amann Jhamb, our SEO consultant in Brisbane, reviews the whole site, your Google Business Profile and your competitors, then gives you a prioritised list of fixes. If you want us to do the work too, our SEO Brisbane page explains how ongoing SEO works.
What happens to your details
We ask for your email address so we can send you a copy of the report. Amann may follow up once to ask if you have any questions about the results. We will not add you to a newsletter or send you spam, and we never sell or share your details. Our privacy policy explains how we store and use what you give us.