Every page you build gets a live SEO checklist — separate from Google's own technical score (that's the Health tab, covered in a separate post). This one checks things good editorial practice cares about, not things a crawler measures directly.
What it checks
- Focus Keyword — one primary phrase this page should rank for (e.g. "task manager for small business").
- Meta Title / Meta Description — the headline and blurb that show up in Google's search results, length-checked (title 30–60 characters, description 100–160) so they don't get cut off.
- H1 heading — exactly one, containing the focus keyword.
- First paragraph — keyword appears early, since both Google and readers weight the opening text most.
- OG Image — the image shown when the page is shared on social media or messaging apps (1200×630px).
- Schema Type — structured data telling Google what kind of page this is (a product, an article, a local business, etc.), which is what powers rich search results.
- Canonical URL — tells search engines the one "official" version of this page, so duplicate/variant URLs don't split your ranking.
- Image alt text and internal links — accessibility and "this site has real depth" signals.
The one-click fix
There's a live score (out of 13 checks passing) and a one-click "Generate All SEO Fields with AI" button that fills in title, description, keyword, and schema automatically from the page's actual content.
Why it matters
It turns "good SEO hygiene" from something you have to remember into a checklist that's hard to skip — and most of it can be auto-filled in one click.