SEO teams drown in findings. A single Site Health score cuts through the noise: it rolls up on-page, canonical, metadata, internationalization, schema, internal-linking, and measurement signals into one number.
What goes into the score
Each measured dimension contributes a documented weight. Missing dimensions are excluded and the remaining weights are renormalized. Serious findings also cap the headline score so a critical problem cannot hide behind clean sections.
How to move it
The score is only useful if it points to action. Every finding should link to the exact page or element that supports it, and each proposed fix should show the estimated improvement to SearchVoro's own Site Health score — not a traffic or revenue forecast. Fix, re-run, and measure the result.
One score also makes regressions visible. When a deploy quietly breaks canonical tags or metadata, a drop in Site Health can surface it for investigation.
Sources and review basis
Reviewed against the linked primary documentation and, where relevant, the current SearchVoro implementation. Sources support context and methodology; they do not turn an observed association into a causal claim.
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