How to fix: Pages with no hreflang and lang attributes

Issue: Pages without hreflang and lang attributes make it harder for search engines to show the correct language version of your site to users. This can confuse search engines and lead to misrepresentation in search results. Fix: Add both…

How to fix: Pages with too many parameters in their URLs

Issue: URLs with too many parameters (e.g., ?id=123&name=test&page=2&sort=asc) are hard for users to understand and may confuse search engines, leading to indexing problems. Fix: Limit the number of URL parameters to four or fewer…

How to fix: Broken external images

Issue: Broken external images don’t display properly, creating a poor user experience and signaling to search engines that your site may be poorly maintained. Fix: Identify and fix broken external images by replacing them, removing them,…

How to fix: Images without alt attributes

Issue: Missing alt attributes on images means search engines can’t understand your images’ content, lowering your chances of ranking in image search. It also reduces accessibility for visually impaired users. Fix: Add relevant alt attributes…

How to fix: Pages with temporary redirects

Issue: Temporary redirects (302/307) don’t pass SEO value (link juice) to the new page and signal that the move is not permanent. Misusing them can harm your search rankings. Fix: Replace unnecessary temporary redirects with permanent ones…

How to fix: Pages with an underscore in the URL

Issue: Using underscores (_) in URLs can confuse search engines, as they may treat them as part of a single word. Hyphens (-) are better for separating words in URLs, making them easier for search engines to read. Fix: Replace underscores…

How to fix: Pages without an H1 heading

Issue: Missing an <h1> tag means your page lacks a clear heading that defines its topic, which can hurt SEO and confuse users. It also disrupts your page’s heading structure. Fix: Add a concise, relevant <h1> heading to every…

How to fix: Pages with duplicate H1 and title tags

Issue: If your <title> and <h1> tags are identical, search engines may view the <h1> as over-optimized, and you miss the chance to include additional relevant keywords. Fix: Write unique content for your <title> and…

How to fix: Pages without meta descriptions

Issue: Missing meta descriptions mean search engines will pull random text from your page, which might not be relevant or appealing to users, reducing your chances of getting clicks. Fix: Add a clear and compelling meta description to every…

How to fix: Pages with low text-HTML ratio

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