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Enter any URL and get a 12-point completeness score across everything search and AI engines read first: title, description, canonical, robots, Open Graph, Twitter cards, and structured data — with the exact fix for each gap.
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Step 1
Enter a URL
Any public page — yours or a competitor's.
Step 2
We fetch it once
And extract every metadata surface: title, description, canonical, robots, viewport, OG, Twitter, JSON-LD, hreflang, H1.
Step 3
12-point grade
Each check passes, warns, or fails — with character counts and the extracted values shown.
Step 4
Fix what fails
Every warn and fail comes with the concrete change to make.
Why it matters
Before a search engine ranks your page or an AI engine cites it, both read the same few tags: title, description, canonical, robots, structured data. A missing meta description or accidental noindex costs you traffic invisibly. These are five-minute fixes that compound across every page.
JSON-LD tells engines what a page is — an article, a product, an FAQ — and AI engines lean on it when deciding what to extract and cite. An invalid JSON-LD block (one trailing comma is enough) is silently ignored, which means you lose the benefit without any error showing up anywhere. Validation matters as much as presence.
When your link is shared in Slack, X, LinkedIn, or a group chat, the Open Graph tags decide whether it renders as a rich card or a bare URL. Bare URLs get measurably fewer clicks. If og:title, og:description, and og:image aren't set, every share is leaving traffic on the table.
With Meev
Hand-fixing metadata page by page doesn't scale. Every article Meev publishes ships with optimized title and description lengths, canonical, full Open Graph and Twitter cards, and valid JSON-LD matched to the content type — automatically.
Twelve points: title tag (with length), meta description (with length), canonical URL, robots directive, viewport, Open Graph title and description, Open Graph image, Twitter card, JSON-LD structured data (presence and validity), hreflang alternates, and H1 structure.
Titles: 30–60 characters — long enough to use the relevance space, short enough to avoid truncation in results. Meta descriptions: 140–160 characters. Both should front-load the primary keyword and read like an answer, not a keyword list.
The usual culprits are trailing commas, unquoted keys, single quotes instead of double quotes, or HTML entities that got escaped inside the script block. Engines silently skip invalid JSON-LD — no error appears in any console — so an invalid block is the same as no block.
Mostly yes. X falls back to Open Graph when Twitter tags are absent, but an explicit twitter:card tag renders more reliably, and other platforms (Slack, LinkedIn, iMessage, WhatsApp) read Open Graph. The pair costs four lines of HTML and covers every share surface.
Yes — AI engines read titles, descriptions, and especially structured data when deciding what a page is about and whether to cite it. Valid FAQPage and Article schema in particular map directly to how AI engines extract answers.
Meev tracks your visibility across every major AI search surface and publishes quality-gated content that earns citations — automatically.
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