Content analytics

Find the content that isn't working

Thin content is the most common reason a page never ranks and the easiest to miss by eye. isaeo counts words, images, alt text and headings on every page so weak pages surface by data.

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Thin content detection

Flags every page under 200 words — usually placeholder pages, orphaned tag archives or stubs nobody finished.

Image alt-text coverage

Counts images missing alt attributes per page, an accessibility requirement and a ranking signal for image search.

Word counts across the site

See content depth per page and per section rather than assuming your cornerstone pages are substantial.

Heading hierarchy

Finds pages with no H1, several H1s, or no subheadings to break up the text for readers or extraction.

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Frequently asked questions

What counts as thin content?

Why does image alt text matter for SEO?

How many H1 tags should a page have?

What counts as thin content?

isaeo flags pages under 200 words of body text. Such pages rarely satisfy a search query on their own and are frequently either unfinished or automatically generated.

Why does image alt text matter for SEO?

Alt text makes images accessible to screen readers and legible to search engines, which cannot otherwise interpret an image. It is also how pages surface in image search.

How many H1 tags should a page have?

One. A missing H1 leaves search engines without a clear topic signal, and several H1s split that signal between competing headings.