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SEO Content Checklist

Tick items as you write: the checklist tracks your progress and puts the basics first, from search intent to indexability.

Privacy and cost

This tool runs in your browser. What you type or paste is not sent to our servers and it costs nothing to use.

How it works

  1. Go through the six sections: research, tags, content, links, media, technical.
  2. Tick what is done; the score and the per-section progress update.
  3. Turn on remembering if you want your ticks back on this device.

Example

If you only tick search intent, the title and the H1 (3 of 28 items), you get a weighted score of 19% against 11% of items ticked: the basics carry the most weight.

What the result means

Each item has a weight from 1 to 3 based on practical importance; the score is the share of the total weight you have completed. It is an editorial guide, not a Google grade: a page can rank without every box ticked, and ticking everything guarantees no ranking.

Common problems this tool helps with

  • Publishing without having defined the page's search intent.
  • Forgetting the basics (title, H1, description, alt text) under deadline pressure.
  • A well-written page that is not indexable because of a noindex or a wrong canonical.
  • Pages with no internal links that stay isolated from the rest of the site.

Frequently asked questions

Does this checklist guarantee a good ranking?

No. It cuts down common omissions, but ranking depends on many factors, including competition and the real quality of the content.

Are my ticks saved?

By default only in memory: closing the page clears them. If you tick "Remember", they are kept in this browser's local storage and never sent to a server.

Do I need to tick everything before publishing?

Not necessarily: some items do not apply to every page (structured data, images). Aim to complete at least the highest-weighted ones.

Which tools can check these points?

The tools in the same category: title, description and H1 checkers, the heading structure analyzer, or a single-page audit.

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