AI Page Analyzer
The AI Page Analyzer provides a detailed SEO analysis for individual pages. Access it by clicking the sparkle icon on any page row in the Pages tab of your dashboard.
How It Works
When you run the analyzer on a page, the AI:
- Scrapes the live page — retrieves the current title, meta tags, headings, JSON-LD structured data, and body text.
- Loads project context — uses your Knowledge Base entries and analytics data.
- Analyzes and scores — evaluates the page against SEO best practices and returns a score from 0 to 100.
- Generates recommendations — provides specific, actionable suggestions for improvement.
What It Analyzes
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | Length, keyword usage, uniqueness |
| Description | Length, relevance, call-to-action presence |
| Keywords | Relevance, coverage, competition |
| Structured Data (ldJson) | Validity, completeness, schema.org compliance |
| Index | Whether the page should be indexed |
| Follow | Whether links on the page should be followed |
Score and Recommendations
The analyzer returns:
- Score (0–100) — an overall SEO health rating for the page.
- Issues — problems that should be fixed (e.g., missing description, title too long).
- Recommendations — improvements to make (e.g., "Add more relevant keywords to the description").
- Opportunities — optional enhancements (e.g., "Consider adding FAQ structured data").
Applying Recommendations
After the analysis completes, you can:
- Apply individual recommendations — click "Apply" next to a specific suggestion to update that field.
- Apply all recommendations — click "Apply All" to accept all suggested changes at once.
- Enable per-page autonomous AI — toggle autonomous mode for this page so the AI will automatically re-analyze and optimize it on a schedule.
All applied changes are recorded in the Activity Log with the AI's reasoning and before/after comparison.
When to Use
- After creating a new page to ensure it has strong initial SEO.
- Periodically on important pages (homepage, landing pages, product pages).
- After major content changes to verify the metadata still aligns with the page content.
- When search rankings drop for a specific page.