Site optimization review using a free online SEO site analysis tool. Complete website or online store analysis at the itroz Digital Agency.
With this free tool, you can check your site's SEO comprehensively and completely.
One of the web-based software of the itroz digital marketing platform is online SEO site analysis, which is provided by the itroz team.
In the previous article, Online Site Optimization Review Training was presented in full, and in this section we will go into detail.
The itroz SEO online analysis tool is an online web-based software that you can use alongside other tools by logging into the user panel and accessing the online analysis section.
With over ten years of experience in the SEO field, we have provided one of the most complete sets of SEO reports for your website.
In this analysis, all important issues are considered and various aspects of the website or online store are examined.
In most similar and famous foreign software, only the page it is introduced to is checked and the results are displayed.
For example, if you enter the first page of the site, only that page will be checked and a result will be generated.
But in our software, all sections of the site are fully reviewed and a comprehensive report is displayed for you.
You can access this report whenever you want.
With the itroz online SEO analysis tool, you can easily check the shortcomings of the entire site and take action to fix them.
With more than ten years of experience and numerous work examples, we have created a platform to provide accurate and quality services that provide comprehensive and complete specialized digital marketing services.
Currently, the version of this platform is 2.1 and newer features will be added to it in newer versions.
In this platform, which has a variety of features for digital marketing, one of the most useful sections is the tools section.
The itroz team has produced several tools for free, but in this article we want to talk about the above tool.
In this analysis, we have considered several general areas:
The above is a general overview, and we will go into the details of each section below.
At the beginning of the analysis, the system examines your website as a whole to check its overall performance on various items.
All of these items are important for site optimization and Google search engine ranking.
CDN: A content delivery network, or CDN, helps your site load faster.
Sitemap.xml: A sitemap provides accurate indexable content to Google crawlers.
Domain Age: The age of your site is examined, which is important for Google.
Domain Authority: The score given to the quality of your domain by MOZ.
Domain Rank: The score given to the quality of your domain by ahrefs.
Spam: Indicates lost domain authority.
Robots.txt: Helps crawlers align their policies with the site.
llms.txt: Used to define AI chat crawler policies.
Gzip: is very suitable for compressing all types of files and reducing their size, and it has an effect on increasing site speed.
HTML minify: Check the compression of HTML files
CSS minify: Checking the compression of CSS files
JS minify: Checking the compression of JavaScript files
A record: Check the status of the DNS A record
MX record: Check DNS MX record status and email performance
SPF: Check the status of the SPF DNS record and validate emails
DKIM: Checking the status of DKIM DNS records and email signature validity
DMARC: Checking the status of DMARC DNS records and validating emails
PTR: Check the status of the DNS PTR record to verify emails and prevent spam
This section is divided into two general sections: checking site speed for desktop and mobile.
Both areas are very important to Google, but the importance of mobile devices is greater than that of the desktop version due to their weaker processing power.
Each of these sections is also divided into two general sections, one of which gives a percentage score to different sections.
In the other section, cases are calculated based on seconds, and all of these analyses are based on Google standards.
SEO: Indicates the extent to which a site complies with search engine standards and requirements.
Performance: Evaluates the speed and smoothness of the site's loading and execution.
Accessibility: Checks that the site is usable by all users, including those with disabilities.
Best Practices: Indicates the extent to which the correct principles and standards are followed in the design and programming of the site.
First visible content: When the first visible part of the page is displayed to the user.
Largest visible content: When the main and largest part of the page content is loaded and displayed to the user.
Total Block Time: The amount of time the browser was busy processing and unable to respond quickly to the user.
Cumulative Element Movement: Measures the amount of sudden changes and movement of page elements during loading.
Speed Index: Provides an overall measure of the speed and user experience of page loading.
In the Data and Files section, you can see what percentage of your site is made up of which files.
There are also social media tags in this section, which indicate that the site is optimized for social media.
In the secure addresses section, you can see what percentage of the site is on the https protocol and what percentage lacks or has invalid content.
In this important section of our online SEO analysis (free tool), we will examine the health of the links.
Successful (2xx): Addresses that are successfully displayed to the user without errors.
Redirect (3xx): The status of various types of redirects from range 3 can be checked and their number can be viewed.
User-side error (4xx): All user-side errors are visible from level 4.
Server-side error (5xx): All server-side errors are visible from range 5.
Followable links: Backlinks that have been passed on to you by the domain quality.
Nofollow links: Backlinks that have not been passed on to you by the domain quality.
We will examine each one below:
Google Crawler
Indexed: The page has been identified and saved in search results.
Following: The links on the page are checked and followed by the crawler.
Not indexed: The page has been crawled but not saved in search results.
Nofollow link: Links have the nofollow attribute and the crawler does not follow them.
Structured data
Not available: No structured data was found on the page.
Includes: Valid structured data is present on the page.
Validation errors: The structured data has errors that need to be corrected.
Rich Result Errors: Errors that prevent rich content from being displayed in search.
Validation Warning: Items that are not necessary but should be fixed.
Rich Result Warnings: Warnings that may prevent rich content from being fully displayed.
Schema data
Not available: No schema data was found on the page.
Includes: Valid schema data is present on the page.
Validation errors: There are errors in the structure or content of the schema.
Validation Warning: Non-critical points in the schema that should be fixed.
In order to review content production, we will examine the following:
Page title
Total: Shows the total number of pages reviewed.
Not available: Pages for which no specific title is defined.
More than 60 characters: Titles that are longer than the recommended length.
Less than 30 characters: Titles that are shorter than usual.
Duplicate: Pages with the same or similar title.
Meta Description
Total: Shows the total number of meta descriptions on the pages being reviewed.
Not available: Pages for which no meta description has been written.
More than 70 characters: Descriptions that are not too short but may fall outside the optimal range.
More than 155 characters: Descriptions that are too long and may not display in full in search results.
Duplicate: Pages that have similar or identical meta descriptions.
In the following article, we will examine H tags in the online SEO analysis of the site.
H1 tags
All: Shows the total number of pages with the H1 tag.
Not available: Pages that lack an H1 tag.
More than 70 characters: H1 tag with a length exceeding the standard.
Duplicate: Pages that have the same or similar H1 tag.
H2 tags
All: Shows the total number of pages with the H2 tag.
Not available: Pages that lack an H2 tag.
More than 70 characters: H2 tag with a length exceeding the standard.
Duplicate: Pages that have the same or similar H2 tag.
Content
Total: Shows the total number of pages in terms of content.
404-like pages: Pages that have worthless or empty content and look like 404 error pages.
Nearly duplicate content: Pages that have a large portion of their content similar to other pages.
Exactly duplicate content: Pages with exactly the same content.
Pages with low content: Pages with very limited and non-functional text or content.
Total: Shows the total number of images on the site.
More than 100 KB: Images that are large in size and may slow down loading speed.
No alt text: Images without text descriptions which are important for accessibility and SEO.
Background images: Images designed as backgrounds and are not typically used for indexing and SEO.
Incorrect size: Images whose dimensions do not match the dimensions displayed on the page.
No alt attribute: The image is missing an alt attribute in the HTML code.
alt longer than 100 characters: The alt text is longer than recommended, which may reduce its usefulness.
Missing size attributes: The image dimensions are not specified in the code, which can cause sudden element shifting and loading issues.
Total: The total number of site pages that were checked for validation.
Missing body tag: Pages that lack a body tag in the HTML code.
No head tag: Pages that lack a head tag in the HTML code.
Multiple body tags available: Pages that have more than one body tag.
Multiple head tags available: Pages that have more than one head tag.
Head tag is not the first element: Pages where the head tag is not placed in the correct place and at the beginning.
HTML size over 15 MB: Pages that have very large and bulky HTML code.
Body tag placed before html: Pages where the order of tags in the HTML code is incorrect and body comes before html.
Invalid HTML header: Pages where the top HTML section (the header) does not comply with HTML standards.
Resource size over 15 MB: Pages whose total HTML, CSS, and JS resources are very large.
Total: The total number of pages on the site that have been canonicalized.
Not available: Pages that do not have a canonical tag.
Includes: Pages that have a valid and distinct canonical tag.
Multiple: Pages that have more than one canonical tag.
No link: Pages that have a canonical tag but no destination link is specified.
Canonicalized: Pages that correctly point to a canonical URL.
Not indexed file: Pages that point to a non-indexed file or page.
Self-referencing: Pages whose canonical tag points to the same URL as the page itself.
Mobile
Total: The total number of pages on the site that were checked for mobile display.
Page layout not set: Pages that are not properly responsive or optimized for mobile display.
Page layout
Total: Total number of site pages whose pagination was checked.
Includes: Pages where pagination is defined and active.
Sequence Error: Pages with incorrect or non-standard pagination.
As you can see, the online SEO site analysis tool is one of the most complete website analysis software.
To review your site or online store, you only need to go to the user panel, go to the online analysis and site optimization section, and register your request.
If you are ready, start and check the status of your site.
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