An SEO overview on every project
The SEO tab now shows the site's SEO score, what to fix in plain words, a full search report from Google, and what to work on first, each one click from the project's SEO chat.
Until now, SEO lived in the chat: you asked, Rekhu Builder answered. The SEO tab of a project now shows the results itself, for you and for anyone you work with on the site.
SEO health
Run the audit reads the site's public pages the way a search engine does, up to 25 of them, and measures its speed on phone and desktop. It costs nothing. You see:
- a score out of 100, and how it moved since the audit before;
- the findings by severity, each with its advice in plain words: titles, descriptions, headings, pictures without alt text, empty pages, speed;
- Fix in chat on every finding, which puts the question in the chat for you to send.
An audit you ask for in the chat shows on the tab too. When a site cannot be reached from the internet, the tab says so instead of showing a score.
What people search for
With Google Search Console connected, the tab shows the last 28 days against the 28 before:
- clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position;
- the top queries and the top pages;
- Close to page one: queries seen often at position 6 to 30, each with an Improve button for the chat.
The search report
Below the overview, the full report from Search Console, for 7, 28 or 90 days:
- clicks and impressions day by day;
- What to work on first: the strongest suggestions in order, such as keywords close to page one, good positions that few people click, and pages shown often but never chosen;
- every keyword the site is found for, with clicks, impressions, click-through rate and position, sortable and searchable;
- the pages, the countries and the devices.
One chat for SEO
Every Fix in chat, Improve and Work on it opens the project's SEO chat, shared with the team, with the question waiting to be sent. SEO work stays together, and the chat you use every day stays clean.
When a Google account holds more than one property for the site, you can now switch between them on the tab, for example from a new domain property to the one that holds the site's history.