Check titles and meta descriptions of several pages

Recognize duplicate meta data between pages

A single check shows the details of a URL. This comparison also checks whether several different target URLs use the same title or the same description. Writing and multiple empty spaces are standardized for this comparison. Multiple input URLs that redirect to the same final URL do not count as different pages with duplicate information.

From Note to Correction

• Missing information: Add a specific page title and check whether a suitable description makes sense.
• Identical texts: Check if different sides make the same promise. Formulate relevant differences or examine the page structure.
• Conspicuous length: Read the text in context. The references under 15 or over 60 characters in the title as well as under 50 or over 160 characters in the description are orientation aids.
• Retrieval error A non-evaluable answer is not evidence of missing meta tags. Status, access protection and the final destination are shown separately.

Google does not use a general fixed character limit and can represent the title and description differently. Further information can be found at Google for title links and Search result snippets.

Evaluate crawl exports without retrieval

The CSV needs the columns URL, Title and Meta Description. Also included Address, Title 1 and Meta Description 1 They are recognized. Status Code and Content Type are optional. Status 0 is treated as a call error. If there is a content type, for example, PDFs are excluded from the meta check; without this column, the lines are evaluated as HTML pages. The import checks existing data and does not update it. Remove duplicate URL lines before importing.

The live check processes five URLs per package. You can stop and export already completed packages. Unchecked URLs remain visible as such. If you change the input, a running pass is terminated and the old result is discarded.

Frequent questions