Google and Moz can help guarantee your website is fast, visible, and trustworthy. Use the Site Health Check-Up to run a technical audit scan of your pages.
- Checks the search rankings for your retreat keywords
- Evaluates page speeds to ensure a smooth, hassle-free experience for every visitor
- Scans for broken links and technical errors that could disrupt the booking process
- Catch technical glitches after you add new content to your website
- Audits your site to ensure it remains functional for desktop and mobile
Follow these steps to scan your website:
Step 1: Update your website URL in your Profile under the “Edit” gear icon. Make sure your URL is in your Profile Settings so the program knows where to look.
Step 2: Press “Run Site Health Checkup” to begin the real-time performance scan.
Step 3: View your new report or browse your history below to see how your site is improving.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Site Health Checkup evaluates your website using Google PageSpeed Insights and Moz data. It checks performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO-related signals, along with domain and page authority metrics that reflect your site’s overall strength.
Yes. Performance data is retrieved directly from Google PageSpeed Insights, and authority metrics come from Moz. The tool does not estimate or simulate results—it uses the same core data sources trusted by SEO professionals.
Google PageSpeed Insights focuses primarily on performance for a single page and does not retain historical data. Site Health Checkup goes further by:
- Saving scan results so you can track changes over time
- Combining performance data with Moz authority and link metrics
- Presenting all results in one consolidated report
- Allowing easy access to past reports without re-running manual tests
This makes Site Health Checkup better suited for ongoing monitoring and comparison, rather than one-off checks.
You can run a scan whenever you make meaningful changes to your site, such as design updates, plugin changes, or content optimizations. Regular scans help you verify that improvements are having the intended effect.
No. The tool only reads publicly available data through official APIs. It does not modify your site, install scripts, or impact performance.
Your reports are private and visible only within your membership dashboard.
No. The reports are designed to be understandable by non-technical users, while still providing enough detail for developers and SEO professionals who want deeper insights.
Terms Index
Broken Links
Fixing broken links is crucial to keeping navigation smooth and improving your credibility.
Crawl Errors
If search engines can’t crawl the pages, your website may not appear in search results. Resolving the crawl errors ensures the pages of your website can be discovered online.
Missing Page
Titles and Descriptions: Search engines check the content to know what the page is about. Missing titles and meta descriptions can reduce visibility and deter people from clicking your listing.
Duplicate Content
Search engines may struggle to determine which page should rank if pages contain identical or very similar content. It’s best to remove the duplicate content to strengthen your SEO.
Mobile Usability
Many people browse on mobile devices, so it’s crucial to improve the mobile usability so guests can comfortably explore your website on any device.
Security (HTTPS)
Having a secure website is a must, as it reassures visitors that their information is safe. Modern browsers warn users about unsecured websites, which can damage the trust rating.