Audit one page's on-page SEO and email the fixes

Once a week this audits a single page you care about - a landing page, a product page, the home page - and emails you what is wrong with it and what to change.

Two things are measured, and both are measured rather than guessed. The page is put through Google's own on-page checks, which cover the technical setup a search engine needs: a title element, a meta description, a crawlable page, descriptive link text, alt text on images, a readable font size and a viewport. Separately the page source is read to count its headings, because heading structure is how the content itself is organised and no automated score covers it.

Only then is AI asked to turn those findings into a prioritised list of fixes. It is given the findings and nothing else, and is told not to add checks that were not run, not to invent numbers or wording, and not to talk about rankings, traffic or competitors - none of which this workflow measures. If the page cannot be scored at all, the run stops and nothing is emailed, rather than sending you an audit of a page nobody read. If the page source cannot be fetched, the email says the heading structure was not checked instead of reporting zero headings.

Set it up by filling in 'pageUrl' with the full address of the page and 'reportRecipient' with where the audit should go. 'deviceStrategy' picks mobile or desktop - mobile is what Google uses for search - and 'maxFindings' caps how many failed checks one email lists.