Slate Is The Premier SEO-Friendly CMS For Search Engine Success

An SEO crawl tool analyzes content on a website to reveal SEO errors you can fix so that they don’t impact your ranking potential. Search engines use bots to crawl site content to determine its value for ranking on search engine results pages (SERPs). SEO crawl tools work similarly to these bots so that you can proactively identify SEO errors and resolve them.

Websites benefit from a periodic SEO health check as new content is published and shared and old content becomes outdated. As an on-page SEO checker, Webity by Slate is uniquely positioned to evaluate page content in real-time so you can resolve issues and eliminate errors before publishing the page. Webity looks at essential SEO fields like metadata, heading tag structure, word count and more, empowering your team to spot issues before they emerge. Google ultimately wants to share content that provides value to searchers, so elements like a clear heading structure, keyword-rich metadata and sufficient word count are important to strive for to show Google bots you have the authority and expertise to answer a relevant search query. 

Instead of capturing these new pages in a future full-scale SEO crawl of your website, you receive immediate feedback to set your content up for SEO success from the start.

1.4 - View a page's Webity health score at a glance with green, orange and red icons listed alongside each up-to-date published page in the page editor to help prioritize optimizations. A fainter version of each icon will also appear alongside pages that have changes that have yet to be crawled to reflect the SEO score is out-of-date and requires a fresh crawl.

1.3 - To enhance the experience for each user, Webity adds two different score metrics depending on how the individual uses Slate and the Webity tool. The platform provides options to showcase both a "Published Score" and a "Draft Score." The tool will walk-through unique journeys based on whether the user prefers to publish content upfront and later crawl the page or crawl the draft version of a page prior to publishing to implement recommendations immediately. Suggestions change depending on if the page has previously been published and whether or not changes have been made to the page since it was last published, prompting the user to crawl as needed to reflect the most accurate score and ensure page updates don't introduce SEO errors. The user also has the ability to publish draft content directly from the Webity tool once they're satisfied with the SEO score and transfer the draft score automatically to the published score so an additional crawl isn't required. Prominent buttons direct the user on what to do next so the page is saved, published and/or crawled accordingly.

1.2 - In addition to tailored SEO recommendations based on page content, a static "tips and tricks" section is added with general SEO best practices to reinforce what factors a page needs to perform well in search. This update positions Webity not only as an SEO health checker in real-time but also an educational tool to inform SEO across each page of a website.

1.1 - Webity is created with three potential score outcomes based on a page's adherence to SEO best practices: red, indicating poor SEO health; orange, indicating missing SEO elements; and green, indicating the page follows SEO best practices and currently has no SEO errors. Red and yellow scores include recommendations to improve SEO page health, while a green score signifies no SEO updates are needed at this time.