Technical, content, and structured-data signals across every page crawled.
Technical on-page
- Warning
Title tags
Homepage title is just "Lunnoa Automate" — no primary keyword. Inner pages follow a good "Page | Lunnoa Automate" pattern.
- Pass
Meta descriptions
Present on every page audited, 150-160 chars, keyword-rich and specific.
- Pass
Heading hierarchy
Single clear H1 per page with logical H2/H3 structure beneath.
- Pass
URL structure
Clean, readable, keyword-relevant paths with no parameter bloat.
- Pass
Canonical tags
Present on every page, self-referencing with trailing slash.
- www + apex domainFail
robots.txt
Both fetch attempts returned empty content. Needs manual verification in a browser.
- Fail
sitemap.xml
Returned empty — could not confirm an XML sitemap exists.
- Pass
Mobile viewport meta
Correctly configured on every page fetched.
- Warning
Image alt text
Hero/OG images have alt text; many in-body images (partner logos, feature icons) render without it.
- Pass
Internal links
Strong cross-linking with descriptive anchor text throughout.
- Pass
Open Graph / Twitter Card
Fully configured on every page — og:title, og:description, 1200x630 og:image with alt text, twitter:card=summary_large_image.
- /solutions/manufacturingFail
Broken internal link
Linked in footer nav on About, Pricing, and all solution pages but returns no content (404).
Content quality
- Pass
Word count / depth
Solution pages carry 3-4 fully-written use cases each — well above the 500-word threshold.
- Pass
Keyword signals
Primary topics clearly and consistently established across pages.
- Warning
Content freshness
About page and Imprint show dates; most other pages carry no visible publish/update date.
- Pass
Readability
Scannable with subheadings, short paragraphs, checkmark lists, and stat callouts.
- Fail
Blog / resources content
No blog, resource hub, or article section found anywhere in navigation or the crawl.
Structured data
- Info
Schema markup (JSON-LD)
Could not be directly verified — the fetch method strips raw HTML. Recommend running Google's Rich Results Test to confirm Organization/Product schema.