Free SEO Analysis & Website SEO Checker

WHY DOES SEO AUDITING MATTER?

SEO analysis reveals what your website communicates to Google.

A website can look perfect yet still have technical SEO issues. Incorrect canonical tags, accidental noindex directives, unavailable sitemaps, missing meta descriptions or weak internal linking can hurt organic visibility.

SEOANALIZIN checks these signals and turns them into a clear report. The goal is not just to assign a score but to show why each issue matters and how it can be fixed.

WHAT DO WE CHECK?

Check essential SEO signals in one audit.

The audit uses data that can actually be retrieved from your website. We do not invent results for unavailable or unverified signals.

01

Technical SEO

Check HTTPS, redirect chains, canonical URLs, robots directives, robots.txt, sitemaps and structured-data signals.

02

On-page SEO

Review titles, meta descriptions, H1–H3 structure, image ALT text and basic content signals.

03

Indexability

Identify noindex and robots directives that could prevent a page from being indexed.

04

Links

Review the distribution of internal and external links, link hygiene and measurable site architecture signals.

05

Performance

Check server response and download times, HTML size, compression, cache headers and basic resource usage.

06

Mobile Compatibility

Check mobile experience signals such as viewport settings, responsive images and lazy loading.

SEO ANALYSIS IN 3 STEPS

Enter your URL, read the report, and fix what matters most.

1

Enter your website address

Enter your homepage URL or any accessible page you want to analyze.

2

Let the checks complete

SEOANALIZIN evaluates accessible technical, content, mobile, link and performance signals.

3

Fix issues in priority order

Review critical issues and improvement opportunities, then apply the suggested fixes.

INTERPRET YOUR SEO SCORE CORRECTLY

A perfect score is not the goal. Fixing the right issues is.

An SEO score summarizes measurable checks. A high score alone does not guarantee top Google rankings. Relevant content, trustworthiness, competition, links and user experience also matter.

1 Fix critical technical issues first. 2 Then improve titles, content and internal links. 3 Measure your rankings with the Rank Checker. 4 Find new opportunities in Search Trends in Türkiye.

PRACTICAL SEO GUIDE

How do you interpret a website SEO analysis report?

A useful audit does more than display a score. Each warning should tell you which page is affected, why it matters and what you can verify after making a change. Start with the issue itself, not the total score.

Indexability and canonical URLs

What the report can reveal An unexpected noindex directive or a canonical pointing elsewhere can keep the intended URL from appearing in search.

What to do next Check the page source and HTTP response. Remove an accidental noindex, and choose a canonical URL that matches the preferred page.

Indexability Checker

Titles, descriptions and headings

What the report can reveal Missing, duplicated or vague page titles and H1 headings make it harder to understand what each page offers.

What to do next Write a distinct, descriptive title and primary heading for each important page. Treat character counts as guidance, not a fixed Google limit.

Meta Tag Analyzer

Image ALT and responsive delivery

What the report can reveal Missing alternative text on informative images or a lack of responsive-image markup can signal accessibility and mobile issues.

What to do next Describe informative images meaningfully, leave purely decorative images with an empty alt, and check image sizes on mobile.

Image ALT Checker

Internal links and broken pages

What the report can reveal Important pages may be hard to reach if navigation and contextual links are weak; broken links interrupt the journey.

What to do next Link to relevant pages with clear anchor text, repair 404 targets and keep category paths consistent.

Website Crawler

Robots.txt and XML sitemaps

What the report can reveal Robots.txt controls crawler access; a sitemap helps discovery. Neither a listed URL nor a crawlable page guarantees indexing.

What to do next Confirm that valuable pages are crawlable and that the sitemap lists canonical, indexable URLs only.

Sitemap Checker

Mobilee behavior and performance

What the report can reveal Viewport settings, responsive images and load behavior can affect usability; an HTML audit cannot measure every field performance metric.

What to do next Test the actual page on mobile and use dedicated performance measurements when investigating loading and interaction problems.

Core Web Vitals

DOCUMENTED EXAMPLE

A real comparison: SEOANALİZİN scored 94, then 97, then 100

We compared three public reports for our own website. These are scores from the SEOANALİZİN checker, not Google rankings or independent performance scores.

The first report identified four items that could be improved, the second two, and the last zero. The reported changes included title length, responsive-image signals and social metadata. Pages and checks can change between scans; this comparison cannot prove which individual edit caused the score increase.

The score is a summary of checks available to this tool. It is not a promise of indexing, traffic or a top Google position.

Read the full case study

5 Oct 202694/100 12 Oct 202697/100 18 Oct 2026100/100

FROM AUDIT TO ACTION

In what order should you fix SEO issues?

A practical way to prioritize the findings, without treating every warning as equally urgent:

First, fix access and indexing issues
Check unavailable pages, accidental noindex directives, incorrect redirects and canonical mismatches.
Then clarify each page’s purpose
Improve the title, H1, description and visible content so they accurately describe the actual tool or service.
Improve usability and navigation
Correct broken internal links, descriptive image alternatives and mobile layout issues.
Measure again instead of guessing
Run another audit, compare the changed checks and monitor indexing and queries in Search Console separately.

Have a new report? Compare its specific warnings with the steps above, apply one fix at a time and run the audit again.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions about SEO analysis

What does the free SEO analysis check?

SEOANALIZIN checks HTTPS, redirects, canonical tags, robots directives, robots.txt, XML sitemaps, titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, image ALT text, internal links, mobile viewport settings, responsive images and basic performance signals.

Does a high SEO score guarantee Google rankings?

No. The SEO score summarizes measurable technical and on-page signals. Google rankings also depend on content quality, search intent, competition, links, user experience and many other factors.

How long does a website analysis take?

The duration depends on the website response time and additional measurements. We inspect the page HTML and accessible SEO signals, then take you to the report when it is ready.

Do I need an account to run an SEO analysis?

Enter a website address to start a basic analysis. Tracking and history features that require an account are identified separately.

Do you also check robots.txt and sitemap.xml?

Yes. When accessible, the report includes robots.txt status, site-wide crawl restrictions and XML sitemap availability.

Will the report explain how to fix SEO issues?

The report includes explanations and actionable improvement suggestions, not just error counts.

AFTER YOUR AUDIT

Investigate issues with the right tool.

Use a focused SEO tool whenever you need a deeper look into something in your main report.

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Google Rank CheckerCheck your website’s rank for a keyword.

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Robots.txt TesterCheck crawl rules and accessibility.

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Sitemap CheckerValidate your XML sitemap.

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Schema CheckerInspect your JSON-LD structured data.

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Meta Tag CheckerReview titles and meta descriptions separately.

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Website CrawlerCrawl your website beyond a single page.

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Check your website’s SEO health in one report.