WordPress On-Page SEO Basics Audit
Check titles, headings, links and images.
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Audit on-page basics. Pages with title tag, meta description, main heading, other headings, word count, internal links, image alt text and URL: [PAGE_DATA]. Target topic for each page: [TARGET_TOPICS]. Write for readers, not search engines alone. Table per page with Title length, Description length, Number of H1, Heading order OK, Words, Internal links in, Images without alt and Issues. Check for missing or duplicate titles and descriptions (find duplicates by sorting titles alphabetically), titles over 60 characters, several main headings, headings out of order, thin pages, orphan pages with no internal links (nobody links to them, so visitors and search engines find them hard), images without alt text, and unclear URLs. Count issues with percentages and prioritise by page importance and ease. Worked page: a services page titled 'Home' with two main headings, a 90-word body and eight images without alt text; the rewrite 'Boiler Servicing in Leeds | Smith Heating' at 42 characters, a 152-character description, one main heading, 350 words of useful content and descriptive alt text. Rewrite titles and descriptions for three pages with character counts, add an internal linking plan (each service page links to two related pages and the contact page), and a work plan. Titles should describe the page honestly; rankings depend on many factors and cannot be guaranteed, and changes should be judged over months [VERIFY].
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