Technical SEO
Crawling and indexability, HTTP/HTTPS, canonical, robots, sitemaps, redirects, security headers and technical foundations.
TRANSPARENT SCORING
How do we calculate an SEO score?
SEOANALIZIN evaluates six separate categories, from technical structure to mobile usability, rather than relying on a single signal. The report shows the weight and result of each check.
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CATEGORIESSix core areasTechnical, on-page, performance, content, mobile and social
OUTCOMESThree statusesPassed, needs improvement and critical
APPROACHWeighted scoreEach category contributes a different weight to the overall score
THE 100-POINT MODEL
Not every category has equal weight.
The overall score combines six category scores using the weights below. Core technical issues therefore count more than lower-impact supporting signals.
On-page SEO
Title and meta descriptions, heading structure, canonical consistency, language signals, image ALT text and on-page optimizations.
Performance
Response time, page weight, DOM and resource usage, rendering signals and technical performance metrics.
Content
Content coverage, internal linking, link quality, word distribution and text-to-HTML ratio.
Mobile
Viewport setup, responsive images, efficient image loading and mobile usability checks.
Social
Meta tags supporting social previews, including Open Graph and X/Twitter cards.
CHECK RESULTS
How does a check affect the score?
Every check has its own importance weight. A passed check earns 100% of its weight, a check needing improvement earns 55%, and a critical result earns 0%.
Each category is scored from 0 to 100 first. The weighted category scores are then combined into the final SEO score.
Passed100% of the check's weight is earned.
Needs improvement55% of the check's weight is earned.
CriticalThe check earns no points.
Overall scoreWeighted total of category scores.
INTERPRETING THE SCORE
A score does not guarantee Google rankings.
An SEOANALIZIN score summarizes measurable technical and on-page signals. It does not replicate Google's ranking algorithm and cannot guarantee any particular ranking.
Excellent
Strong SEO fundamentals; most remaining items are refinements.
Very Good
Solid SEO foundations with a few potential improvements.
Good
The foundations work, but technical or on-page issues need attention.
Action required
Prioritize the report's critical and improvement findings.
LIMITATIONS AND TRANSPARENCY
What does the report measure—and what not?
The analysis uses accessible HTML, HTTP responses and technical signals. It cannot access search engines' internal data, real-time ranking algorithms or all user behaviors.
Treat the score as a technical health indicator for prioritizing fixes, not a guarantee of success.
RepeatableThe same check logic applies to every audit.
ExplainableThe report explains check results and recommendations.
UpdatableChecks and weights may evolve as SEO standards change.
IndependentScores are not altered based on membership or advertising relationships.
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