Free SEO Tools That Help Small Businesses Get Found on Google

Can Googlebot actually reach and read your pages? We check that your site isn't blocking search engines in robots.txt, meta tags, or server headers.

A sitemap.xml file tells Google which pages exist on your site so nothing important gets missed. We confirm yours is present and reachable.

This file tells search engines what they can and can't crawl. A misconfigured robots.txt can hide your entire site from Google.

The <title> tag is what shows up as the blue link in Google results. It should be unique, descriptive, and 50–60 characters.

The snippet under your title in search results. A clear 150–160 character description improves click-through rate.

Google uses mobile-first indexing — your site must render, read, and click cleanly on a phone or it gets demoted.

Slow-loading pages lose visitors and rankings. We flag heavy pages, blocking scripts, and Core Web Vitals issues.

A visible phone, email, and address on your site builds trust with visitors and gives Google real-business signals.

Structured data (LocalBusiness JSON-LD) tells Google your name, address, hours, and area served — powering local search results.

A privacy page is required for Google Ads, AdSense, and most contact forms. Missing it hurts trust and monetization.

Terms of Service protect you legally and signal to Google that this is a legitimate, established business.

Your free Google listing that shows on Maps and local search. We check for signals it exists and is linked to your site.

Dead internal or outbound links frustrate users and waste Google's crawl budget. We scan for 404s and redirects.

Clear next steps — Call Now, Get Quote, Book — turn visitors into leads. We check that CTAs are visible above the fold.

A QR code on your site (or in print) makes it one tap to open on mobile — great for restaurants, flyers, and business cards.

A chatbot or contact widget lets visitors ask questions instantly. We check whether your site has one, or room to add one.