Meta & tags

Every on-page signal, measured

Meta tags are the part of SEO that is entirely within your control and most often left half-finished. isaeo records every tag on every page so the gaps are countable, not anecdotal.

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Titles and descriptions with lengths

Flags missing tags, titles over 60 characters and descriptions over 160 — the points where search results start truncating.

Canonical and robots directives

Finds pages with no canonical and pages quietly set to noindex that you never meant to hide.

Open Graph and Twitter cards

Checks og:title, og:description, og:image, og:type and the Twitter card tags that decide how a link looks when shared.

Heading structure

Counts H1s and H2s per page, catching both missing H1s and pages with several competing for the same query.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the ideal meta title length?

What does a missing canonical tag cause?

Does isaeo check Open Graph tags?

What is the ideal meta title length?

Under 60 characters. Beyond that, search engines truncate the title in results, so the end of your message is lost. isaeo flags every title over the limit with its exact length.

What does a missing canonical tag cause?

Without a canonical, search engines decide for themselves which version of a URL is authoritative. That can split ranking signals across duplicates or index the wrong variant.

Does isaeo check Open Graph tags?

Yes — og:title, og:description, og:image and og:type, plus the Twitter card tags, on every page crawled.