What is Sitechecker?
Sitechecker is an easy-to-use platform to measure, track, and improve your search visibility. It is a must-have toolkit for website owners, marketing agencies owners, SEO specialists, marketers, and product managers. More websites you working on, more time you spent on a daily routine when checking data from Google Analytics, Google Search Console, rank tracker, site crawler in different tabs. Sitechecker will reduce this time due to one dashboard with all important statistics for all websites. A few words about each of the tool inside the platform
1. Site Audit detects the issues that slow down your SEO growth and gives specific tips on how to fix them.
2. Site Monitoring collects a history of important SEO changes on the website and sends you email alerts when something critical happens.
3. Rank Tracker tracks your website rankings every day and helps to research how SERP changes for any keyword that is valuable for you.
4. Backlink Tracker monitors backlinks and shows which one has lost or became non-indexable.
5. Google Analytics integration helps import traffic and transaction stats.
6. Google Search Console integration helps find search performance insights that are not available in Google Search Console by default.
7. On-Page Checker helps run a quick on-page SEO analysis for any page and find mistakes in the text content, links, images, meta tags, and page speed.
8. Link Strategy helps research competitors’ link building strategies.
Features
Website Audit Tool
The website audit tool is completely free and allows you to run individual pages through it to check for SEO optimizations that could be done. Or things you need to fix. Some might also refer to this as “technical SEO.” I’m actually going to run woorkup’s homepage through it as we dive into all 156 different SEO data points that it covers.
Here are just a couple examples of things you might use the tool for:
- Check your titles, descriptions, H1-H6 tags, size of the page
- Find images with a big size, without title or alt attributes
- Find the errors in technical search engine optimization of your site
- Scan all external and internal links on your web page
- Check your Google score for usability and speed on desktop, mobile versions
Run Scan
So to begin I just head over to their SEO tool and input the page or URL I want to scan and hit “Check.” It’s pretty darn fast for an audit tool. I’ve used a lot of different audit tools over the years and some take a few minutes or more to complete. I actually clocked Sitechecker for the fun of it and it only took 19 seconds to run a complete audit on my page! Impressive.
Content Optimization
The first section of the SEO report is content optimization. Below we’ll dive into each one of these.
Status code: There are all sorts of different HTTP status codes. Some of them are good and bad. In this case, a 200 is green because it means everything is OK and it loaded normally.
Size: The size of a page is very important as this determines in a lot of ways how long it will take for your site to load. Note: in this tool, it just shows the size of the HTML of your page and your images as these are all that really pertains to on-page SEO. However, you should still optimize your scripts and CSS.
Title Check
The title tag is super important when it comes to SEO. The tool pulls how your title tag looks in SERPs. There is a recommended length, which is between 35 – 65 characters. Take some time and craft well thought out title tags. Tip: I always include my keyword in the title.
Here are its main features:
- Website crawler: perform a specific SEO analysis for your website, find the errors, check the titles, descriptions, tags, page sizes and much more
- Position Control: check positions by keywords
- Free backlink checker: check the backlinks of the website
- Website traffic control: with this program, you can estimate your traffic statistics
- Website monitoring: keep track of critical changes to always keep track of the progress of your website
Pricing
Summary
If you’re needing to do an SEO audit of your website (which you probably do), the Sitechecker tool is pretty great! Not only does it work really fast, but the price is pretty hard to beat. A lot of you with smaller sites probably wouldn’t even need to pay. But for you working with a lot of sites or clients, the crawl portion of the tool is solid.
