How long it takes for your critical content to load in seconds compared to your competitors.
Your mobile speed score affects user experience from bounce rates to dwell time. Between 0 to 1, one being the best possible score.
Google is displaying AMP pages at the top of their results because they load faster and provide a better experience for website visitors.
The higher the score, the better the positions on search engine rankings.
Research shows longer content from 700 words and up do best on Google and Bing.
How long it will take the average site visitor to read your content.
Examines complexity and spelling of your content through the Flesch-Kincaid test.
Examines content spellings from a search crawlers view and counts potential misspellings.
A computationally categorical score of text ranging from -1 and 1. Where 1 is most positive, -1 most negative and 0 being neutral.
Serving secured web page connections keeps data from your user to the website across the Internet encrypted.
Declared a link element for the preferred version of this page?
Ranging from code, broken links, missing images, failing to load a CSS and JS resources in comparison to your competitors:
Research shows having a video on your web page leads to higher conversions and decreases bounce rates.
Is the target keyword: assignment expert found here:
If you wish to rank well for a specific keyword it must exist in your body!
Is the keyword within the summary of your content:
Is assignment expert found in your h1 tag:
Research shows there is correlation between higher ranking websites that have a relevant OBL with a higher pa then not having an outbound link.
How many backlinks point to your web page:
How many times have unique individuals on a particular social media site have shared your content.
Are you aiding search engines with microdata to better understand and categorize the items of your web page:
Are you attaching media and specific data via Twitter cards to be properly promoted on Twitter:
Are you adding Facebook OG tags which allows your web page to have the same functionality as other objects do within Facebook:
A score from 0-1 where one is the best score, on how will your site has the proper HTTP header directives implemented:
Are you directing search engine crawlers on what they are allowed to crawl:
Do you have a favicon that shows in a browser's address bar implemented: