Technical checks
Content checks
Add more content to improve SEO relevance and user experience. You’ll find 10 checks in this group.
| State | Evidence | Owner |
|---|---|---|
| Found | ContentOriginal page and available evidence recorded | Audit |
| Reviewed | Decision recordedA person checked the target and proposed value | Human |
| Checked | Public page readLive result recorded separately | Netrix |
All checks in this group
Open a check to see what triggered it and what to do next.
Low Content
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Thin Content
Pages with very little content provide minimal value. Aim for at least 300 words of quality content.
Duplicate Content
Duplicate content can dilute ranking signals. Make content unique or use canonical tags.
Near Duplicate Content
Pages with very similar content may compete with each other. Differentiate or consolidate.
Spelling Errors
Spelling errors hurt credibility and user experience. Review and correct all errors.
Grammar Errors
Grammar errors reduce content quality and trust. Review and correct all issues.
Exact Duplicates
Multiple pages have identical content. Consider removing duplicates or implementing canonical tags.
Suspected Soft 404 Pages
Review the reported signal and reference page. A same-origin error-template match or a short English page with explicit not-found title and heading suggests an error response served as HTTP 200. Confirm the intended content before changing status or redirects. This is a heuristic, not Google's indexing classification; empty search results, out-of-stock products and home redirects alone are not defects.
Lorem Ipsum Placeholder
Replace placeholder text with real content before going live. Lorem ipsum hurts SEO and user experience.
US-English Lexicon Review
Review the flagged count on explicitly US-English pages. Dictionary flags are candidates, not confirmed mistakes; specialist vocabulary and names may be valid. This check does not claim Screaming Frog dictionary parity or a ranking impact.