Website path Search

Be findable

A page that passes the on-page checks.

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Example brief

The bakery page should be understandable to a search engine and to someone scanning results.

An example. Use your own idea next.

Steps

Pick one search a customer might type, such as 'fresh bread near me'.
Ask for a title of about 50 to 60 characters and a description of about 150 that match that search.
Ask for headings that use the words people search for, and on any image.
Check the of the audit and fix what it flags.

What you will learn

On-page SEO: Title, description, headings and clear content tell a search engine what a page is about.
Meta tags: The title tag and meta description often become the search result. Write them for people.
Sitemaps: An XML list of your pages helps search engines find them. Submit it in Search Console.

A sample prompt

Build a one-page site for Green Street Bakery to match the search 'fresh bread near me'. Use a title of about 55 characters that starts with 'Fresh bread', a meta description of about 150 characters, headings that use the words people search for, descriptive link text, and alt text on any image.

Write yours first, then compare.

To complete it

Pass all 8 checks on one version, then accept.