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SEARCH ONE · for landing pages

Before you send more traffic, check the page.

Audit one landing page for search foundations, AI-readiness signals and available performance results. Start with your top three fixes, free.

Five free page audits. No card needed. Nothing on your website is changed.


Three things worth checking.

  • Is the page readable by search engines?

    Titles, headings, canonical information and crawl-related checks, each marked passed or needing attention.

  • Is it clear what the page offers?

    Content clarity and trust signals, with an explanation of what each check can and cannot establish.

  • Is it fast enough?

    The Google PageSpeed results available for the page, with what is slowing it down.

See the finding. Understand the next step.

  • One page checked in depth
  • Every problem found on the page
  • Your top three fixes in full
  • One re-check per report on the free plan

Five page audits are free. Paid plans unlock every fix and more page audits. See pricing

FindingSample

The page has no description for search results.

Evidence
No meta description tag was found in the page that was read.
Next step
Write one or two plain sentences saying what the page offers and for whom, and add them as the page description.

An example of how a finding reads. Your report shows only what was found for your own page.

See where you stand. Then close the gap.

The audit puts your page beside a competitor's, so you can see who is ahead and why. Each fix you complete is checked again, and your score moves with it.

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SEARCH ONE · Report overview

Sample
Audit score
52
Fixes done
0of 12
Place
4th of 4

Audit score, out of 100

  1. Competitor page A84

  2. Competitor page B77

  3. Competitor page C69

  4. Your page52

Today: the report lists what is holding the score down.

Sample figures to show how a report reads. The score summarises the checks in the audit. It is not a Google ranking and not a promise of customers.

Start with one page.

A score summarises the checks in the audit. It does not guarantee a ranking position, more calls or more customers.