Technical SEO & crawling
On-page scorecards
What it's for
A per-URL 0–100 scorecard grading title, meta description, headings, content depth, images/alt, internal links, mobile viewport and canonical — each as Pass / Warn / Fail with a concrete fix.
When to use it
- When optimizing a specific landing or money page.
- To turn the dashboard's issue counts into a per-page to-do list.
How to use it
- Project → «On-page», then open a URL for its scorecard.
- Work the Fail checks first, then Warns; each shows the exact fix.
- Re-crawl the page to see the score update.
Reading your results
For each output: is it good, does it need improvement, or is it bad — and exactly what to do next.
Page score (0–100)
Good
80–100: mostly passing; only minor warnings.
Needs improvement
50–79: several warnings or a couple of failures to clean up.
Bad
Below 50: multiple failing fundamentals (title/meta/H1/content).
What to do next
Open the scorecard and apply the listed fix for each Fail in order; titles and H1 usually give the biggest lift.
Failing checks
Good
0 failures: structurally sound page.
Needs improvement
1–2 failures: targeted fixes needed.
Bad
3+ failures: rework the page's on-page basics.
What to do next
Each check carries its own «Fix» text — apply it, re-crawl, confirm it flips to Pass.
Next steps
- Prioritize pages that already rank on page 2 — small on-page wins push them up.
- Use Briefs/Content for pages that fail on depth or relevance.