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Site Analyzer

Enter a domain to read SEO charts, timing bars, meta fields, the certificate, DNS and mail records on one screen.

Example: www.uzmantescil.com.tr

What the site analyzer shows

Site analysis reads the landing page in one pass and splits the result: an SEO score with category bars, response timings, meta and link fields, SSL, DNS type counts and whether SPF, DKIM and DMARC exist. The point is not a single average. Each layer keeps its own number, so the broken one stays visible.

The report is about one URL, usually the homepage. For a product or article, paste the full address. If the site redirects, the final URL is the heading.

Section Fields Decision
SEO score Four category rates, passed and failed checks Which layer to fix first
Response time DNS, TCP, TLS, remaining TTFB, download Where the delay sits
Page and meta Title, description, canonical, H1–H6, links, images How a crawler reads the page
SSL Issuer, expiry, days left Whether renewal is working
DNS and mail Record counts, SPF, DKIM, DMARC Whether publishing and mail identity are in place

How to read the charts

Category bars are that group’s pass rate out of 100. The shortest bar is the layer pulling the score down. The timing chart separates stages. The TTFB bar is the server time left after DNS and the handshake. A longer DNS bar is not “better”. A zero type means that record is not published.

The field grid holds what a percentage cannot: the title text, the canonical URL, the word count, the nofollow count, the server header. You fix the row, not the memorized percent.

When to run it

Run it again after a launch, a theme change, a server move, a certificate renewal or a mail-provider change. If organic traffic drops, read the HTTP status, robots and canonical rows first. Keyword position belongs to the rank checker, not this summary.

  • If HTTPS is off, or the final URL is still http, fix that before anything else.
  • An empty title or description weakens the snippet. Length is also flagged in the SEO criteria.
  • Missing SPF or DMARC can push company mail into spam. The dedicated SPF tool has the full records.
  • If fewer than 30 days remain on the certificate, turn on auto-renewal.

Frequently asked questions

How is site analysis different from the SEO analyzer?

The SEO analyzer focuses on the criterion list. Site analysis puts that same SEO report next to speed, SSL, DNS and mail records.

Why is the score not an average of four tools?

A speed grade, a certificate and a header score are different units. Averaging them hides the broken layer. The ring is the on-page SEO score. The other sections keep their own charts and fields.

How many fields are read?

The meta, page and structure grids hold dozens of rows: title length, canonical, heading counts, links, images, HTTP status, compression, certificate days and DNS types.

Does it crawl the whole site?

No. It reads the landing page plus the domain’s DNS and SSL. Paste an inner URL to check that page.

Will the query be indexed?

The query URL is noindex. The page that can rank is the tool’s own address.

Why does it take a few seconds?

The page, the timing test, the certificate and DNS are separate lookups. The same address is cached for a short time.

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