How to fix: AMP pages with no canonical tag

Ensure proper linking between AMP and non-AMP pages to avoid duplicate content issues. Add a Canonical Tag Establish the original version of your content using the canonical tag. For pages with both AMP and non-AMP versions, place the canonical…

How to fix: Size of HTML on a page is too large

Quick fixes to enhance page load speed by minimizing the HTML code size. Minify HTML Code Streamline your code by removing spaces, line breaks, and comments. Use tools like HTML Minifier to automate this process. Optimize Inline Scripts…

How to fix: Pages with no viewport tag

Issue: Missing viewport tags make your site look unoptimized on mobile devices, potentially hurting user experience and mobile rankings. Fix: Add a viewport meta tag to each page to ensure proper scaling on mobile devices. Test the page on…

How to fix: Pages with a WWW resolve issue

Issue: If your site can be accessed with or without "www" (e.g., both www.example.com and example.com), search engines might treat these as separate pages, splitting SEO value between them and hurting rankings. Fix: Decide which version (with…

How to fix: Incorrect pages found in sitemap.xml

Issue: Your sitemap.xml should only list clean URLs that lead directly to unique, active pages. Including redirects, duplicate content, or error pages (non-200 status codes) can confuse search engines, waste crawl resources, or even get your…

How to fix: Format errors in sitemap.xml files

Issue: A sitemap.xml file with formatting errors can’t be read by search engines, which may cause them to ignore it entirely. This means they could miss important pages on your site, impacting your search visibility and indexing. Fix: Use…

How to fix: Format errors in Robots.txt file

Issue: Errors in your robots.txt file can block search engines from important pages or expose private content. Misconfigurations here can harm your search rankings and SEO efforts. Fix: Use Google’s robots.txt Tester to find and fix errors…

How to fix: Pages returning 5XX status code

Issue: Pages with 5xx status codes (server errors) can’t be accessed by users or search engines, hurting user experience and SEO. Prolonged issues can lead to a drop in traffic. Fix: Identify and resolve the root causes of the server errors…

How to fix: Pages with duplicate meta descriptions

Issue: Duplicate meta descriptions make it harder for search engines and users to distinguish your pages, wasting opportunities for relevant keywords. Fix: Write a unique and relevant meta description for each page. Tip: Unique meta descriptions…

How to fix: Broken internal images

Issue: Broken internal images don’t display properly, creating a poor user experience and signaling low quality to search engines, which can hurt your rankings. Fix: Check for any broken images and either update the URL, replace missing…