Content inventory
Content inventory reads the pages your sitemap declares and compares them: titles, main headings, language, length and structured data. Problems that repeat across many pages are easier to fix once than page by page.
At a glance
- Ladder layer
- P1 Indexing
Is it in Google’s and Bing’s index? - Where it is measured
- Free check
Run the free check
Reading the result
What good looks like, and what a problem looks like.
Good
Each page has its own title and one main heading, its declared language matches its text, and structured data is used.
Not measured
When this cannot be checked, the result says so and leaves it out of the score. Unknown is not zero.
Typical problems
- Groups of pages share one title.
- A page is written in a different language from the one it declares.
- Many pages carry very little text.
What it cannot prove
- It reads each page briefly. The page-level checks look at the audited page in depth.
- If the sitemap cannot be read, the inventory is shown as not measured, not as empty.
Related dimensions