Guide
How to Audit Page Credibility
Use score, trust signals, metadata, images, links, keywords, headings, and performance checks to turn one page into a fix list.
A page-level audit checks whether one important URL is technically sound, understandable to search engines, trustworthy to visitors, and clear enough to drive action.
The Page Credibility Audit brings together score, redirects, latency, keywords, content, headings, links, images, metadata, trust signals, accessibility, and performance so teams can stop guessing which issue matters first.
Use the audit for homepages, pricing pages, landing pages, product pages, campaign pages, and resource pages. After edits, scan again so improvement becomes measurable instead of anecdotal.
What to check first
- The credibility score and category breakdown identify the weakest area
- HTTPS, canonical URL, robots tag, Open Graph image, and Twitter card are present
- Headings, keywords, content, images, links, and CTAs support the page goal
- The page can be re-scanned after fixes