Site Health Dashboard

A single score for crawlability, content, links, and security.

What goes into the score & how to use it

Site Health runs six checks against your URL — meta tags, heading structure, page speed, image alt text, structured data, and Open Graph tags — then groups the results into four categories: performance, SEO, content, and technical. An overall score is calculated from all four, along with a prioritized list of the specific issues most worth fixing first.

How to use this

Start with the "Quick Wins" list if one appears — those are flagged specifically because they're low effort relative to their impact. After that, work down the prioritized issues list from Critical to Medium rather than tackling categories in the order they're displayed.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from the Full Site Audit tool?

Full Site Audit runs each check and shows you the raw results from every tool side by side. Site Health runs the same six checks — meta tags, headings, page speed, images, structured data, Open Graph — then rolls them into four category scores (performance, SEO, content, technical) plus a prioritized action list, so you get a single "start here" instead of six separate reports to cross-reference yourself.

What are 'Quick Wins'?

Issues the assessment specifically identified as high-impact and low-effort to fix — the ones worth doing first because they move the needle without requiring a redesign or a developer sprint.

Why do Critical/High/Medium priority labels matter?

Not every issue deserves the same urgency. A missing canonical tag on a single low-traffic page is a very different problem from a sitewide indexing block — the priority label reflects how much of your traffic or ranking potential an issue is actually likely to affect, not just whether it's technically a violation of best practice.

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