Free tools
Five tools for finding out why Google is not sending you work
All free, all run against your real pages, none of them need an account. They are the same checks we run for paying clients, in smaller pieces.
Free SEO and AEO audit
SEO and AEO Audit
Scores a page across technical setup, on-page SEO, content, structured data and answer engine readiness, then tells you what to fix first.
The big one. Start here if you are not sure which of the others you need.
Open the toolFree schema generator
Schema Generator
Paste an address. We read the page, work out what it is missing and write the JSON-LD for it, using your real business details rather than made-up ones.
Which structured data types the page already declares
Open the toolFree title and meta checker
Title & Meta Checker
Titles are cut off by width, not by character count, which is why the 60-character rule fails on anything with capitals in it. This measures the real thing.
Your current title, its character count and its width in pixels
Open the toolFree competitor comparison
Competitor Comparison
Give us your page and up to three competitors. We read all four and tell you where theirs are more thoroughly built than yours, with every number checkable in view source.
Your word count against the best of the competitors
Open the toolFree keyword ideas
Keyword Ideas
Enter a word or two. We ask Google what people search around it, then group the answers by whether they want to buy, to find somebody local, to compare or to learn.
How many real queries we found around your phrase
Open the toolHow the free ones work
Each tool runs against the address you give it and shows you the headline finding for free. The full write-up is emailed, which is the trade: you get the work, we get to know who found it useful.
There are two boxes on that form, not one. The first is how the results reach you and is required. The second is marketing, is genuinely optional, and saying no to it has no effect on the results you get. Everything we do with the address is in the privacy policy.
Nothing here invents a number it cannot measure. The keyword tool shows Bing search volumes where Bing has them, which is on the broader phrases rather than the specific local ones, and leaves the rest blank instead of guessing. The competitor tool carries no traffic estimates at all, because that number needs a paid data source and a made-up one would make the rest of the output worthless.
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