FREE SEO CHECKER Find Hidden SEO
Opportunities in Seconds

Most SEO tools are complicated, expensive, and designed for checking the SEO of entire websites.

But sometimes you just need to check ONE specific page.

That’s exactly what SEOquake’s free SEO checker does.

In just 60 seconds, you’ll see exactly what’s helping (or hurting) your page’s SEO.

Let me show you how it works.

How to Check Any Page’s SEO

You can check lots of aspects of any page’s SEO with the free SEOquake extension.

Here’s how:

Step 1: Install SEOquake (It’s Free)

Just head to the SEOquake extension page and click “Add to Chrome” (or Firefox/Opera).

Then look for the icon in your browser’s toolbar.

Step 2: Check Your Page

Next, head to the page you want to analyze and click the SEOquake icon at the top to open up the report.

You’ll see some high-level information about the page, but you’ll get way more data by clicking “Diagnosis.”

Step 3: Review Your SEO Data

You’ll instantly see a report outlining key aspects of your page’s SEO, including:

Essential Meta & URL Data

See how well optimized your URL, title, and meta description are:

These factors can affect your rankings and (particularly in the case of your meta description) your click-through rate.

Which in turn can affect how much traffic you drive to your page.

Content Optimization

Get insights into your headings, images, text/HTML ratio and more:

Use this data to find quick wins to improve your rankings and your user experience.

Structured Data

You’ll even see important data about your page’s schema markup and Open Graph tags (which control how your content displays on social media):

Mobile SEO

Given Google primarily uses mobile version of your page for ranking purposes, you’ll also get insights into your mobile optimization:

Robots.txt and SEO: Complete Guide

Finally, you’ll also see information about key technical optimizations, from your robots.txt file to whether your favicon is showing:

Plus, for every check, you can click the “Tips” button to learn more about why that check matters and how you can improve your page’s SEO.

Note: This SEO checker is perfect for quick, page-by-page checks. But if you want to analyze multiple pages at once and get even more insights, try Semrush’s Site Audit tool.

You can audit 100 URLs with a free account, or try a free trial of a Pro subscription to check the SEO of up to 20,000 pages.

Step 4: Make Fast Improvements

Focus on the errors first, and then address any warnings your page has.

As a general guide, here are a few quick wins to boost your page’s SEO:

1. Fix any missing meta tags
2. Adjust titles that are too long/short
3. Add missing image alt text
4. Optimize your heading structure

These optimizations can make it easier for Google to understand your pages. And they can improve your site’s user experience too.

Ready to analyze your first page and boost your site’s SEO?