Know what to check next.

Eight questions about your website’s search foundations. Answer what you know; “Not sure” is a useful answer too.

This is a manual self-assessment. It does not visit your website, check its index, or measure a ranking. Answers stay in this page and reset on reload.

Do important pages open without signing in?

Open a service or product URL in a private window. Check that the main explanation and contact details are available.

Have you checked the indexing status of important pages?

Inspect the URL in Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools. A page that opens is not necessarily indexed.

Are the offer, audience, and service limits clear?

A reader should know what you offer, who it suits, and how to take the next step.

Do pages answer real customer questions?

Use questions from actual business conversations. Check whether the answers are on the right pages.

Is business and product information consistent?

Compare published names, contact details, specifications, and operating information.

Can readers check the evidence behind important claims?

Identify sources, real examples, authors, and review dates where useful. Avoid outcomes you cannot substantiate.

Are services, guides, and contact pages connected?
Is there a baseline for comparing changes?

Keep change dates, search data, and context for any AI-answer samples. Separate visits from inquiries.