Per-check failure index
No H1 or Multiple H1s
One H1 per page — the H1 is your strongest on-page topic signal after the title tag.
Audited
80
Failing
31
Passing
49
What this check looks for
An H1 is the visible page heading. Most pages should have exactly one. Zero H1s leaves Google guessing what the page is about; multiple H1s split the signal. The fix is structural: pick the line that best summarizes the page, mark it as `<h1>`, and demote the others to h2/h3. Don't stuff keywords — the H1 should read like a sentence a human would write.
How-to-fix guide
How to Fix a Missing or Duplicate H1
Step-by-step fix with HowTo schema. ~5 min read.
Failing (31)
sorted by overall audit score (worst first)
Passing (49)
sorted by overall audit score (best first)
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- Missing XML Sitemap
- Missing Structured Data
- Missing Image Alt Tags
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