SEO
An SEO analysis examines your website to find the specific issues preventing it from ranking higher in search results. It's not about chasing the latest algorithm update — it's about fixing the fundamentals: can Google crawl your site, understand your content, and trust your pages? This guide covers what a proper SEO analysis checks and how to run one for free.
Analyze my SEOA complete SEO analysis examines three layers: technical SEO (can Google crawl and index your site?), on-page SEO (is each page optimised for its target keywords?), and content SEO (does your content deserve to rank?). Each layer has specific checks — and failing any one of them can prevent your site from ranking, regardless of how good the others are.
Technical SEO checks whether Google can access and understand your site. Key checks: Is your site crawlable (robots.txt, noindex tags)? Is your sitemap submitted and valid? Are there crawl errors in Google Search Console? Does your site use HTTPS? Are your canonical tags correct? Is your site mobile-friendly? Do your Core Web Vitals pass? Is your site architecture flat (no page more than 3 clicks from home)? Technical issues block everything else — fix these first.
On-page SEO checks whether each individual page is optimised for its target keyword. Key checks: Does every page have a unique, descriptive title tag under 60 characters? Does every page have a unique meta description under 155 characters? Does every page have exactly one H1? Are headings hierarchical (H1 → H2 → H3)? Is the primary keyword in the first 100 words? Are images optimised with alt text? Are URLs clean and descriptive? Is there structured data for your content type?
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Content SEO checks whether your content is good enough to rank above your competitors. Key checks: Does your content match search intent (informational, commercial, transactional)? Is your content more comprehensive than the pages currently ranking? Do you have E-E-A-T signals (expertise, experience, authority, trust)? Is your content original? Do you have enough topical depth? Are you targeting keywords with realistic difficulty? Content is the final ranking factor — if your technical and on-page SEO are perfect but your content isn't better than what's already ranking, you won't move up.
From our audit data, the most common SEO issues are: missing or duplicate title tags, missing meta descriptions, no H1 or multiple H1s, missing alt text on images, slow page speed (especially on mobile), broken internal links, missing structured data, thin content (under 300 words), and no internal linking to important pages. Most of these are fixable without a developer — and fixing them can have a significant impact on rankings.
You can check individual SEO elements manually — but that takes hours per page. Velrix's audit engine checks all three layers — technical, on-page, and content — in 60 seconds, then gives you a prioritised list of what to fix. You see which checks pass, which fail, and exactly what to do about each failure. No spreadsheets, no browser extensions, no developer tools.
Not all SEO issues are equal. A broken sitemap that blocks all crawling is more urgent than a missing alt text on a low-traffic image. Velrix prioritises issues by their likely ranking impact: technical issues that block crawling come first, then on-page issues on your highest-traffic pages, then content gaps on your most important keywords. You fix the things that will actually move the needle first.
An SEO analysis tells you what's wrong. The prioritised fix list tells you what to do about it. Velrix gives you both — a complete analysis of your technical, on-page, and content SEO, plus a plain-English action plan that tells you exactly what to fix first.\n\nRun a free SEO analysis, work through the list, and watch your rankings climb.
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