Nibbler SEO audit for smartdogowners.com
Summary
Overall7.2
The overall score for this website.
Accessibility8.7
How accessible the website is to mobile and disabled users.
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Experience7.8
How satisfying the website is likely to be for users.
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Marketing4.7
How well marketed and popular the website is.
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Technology8.3
How well designed and built the website is.
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Nibbler tested a sample of 5 pages from this website at 2:10 PM on May 9, 2024 (BST).
Top priorities for website improvement
- Provide all descriptive information about a link within the anchor itself as the title attribute is not used by screen readers. (read more)
- Consider a leading website analytics solution, such as WebTrends or Google Analytics. (read more)
- Sign up for a Twitter account and make sure it is linked to from your site. (read more)
Twitter0.0
This website does not appear to be associated with a Twitter account.
- This website did not contain a link to Twitter.
- Sign up for a Twitter account and make sure it is linked to from your site.
Analytics0.0
0% of pages use analytics
No Analytics Solution
- None of this website is using any recognised analytics software. It is still possible to gather a great deal of information from webserver logs, however complete visitor analysis requires client-side Javascript or an image not found here.
- Consider a leading website analytics solution, such as WebTrends or Google Analytics.
- Note that this test can only detect recognised analytics solutions. If an analytics solution is new, obscure or used in a non-standard way (e.g. it has been customised) it may not be detected.
Printability2.0
20% of pages are optimized for printing
- 4 pages of this website do not appear to be optimised for printing (using CSS).
- Add printable stylesheets for all pages, wherever possible. In most cases, websites can share printable stylesheets over many or all pages, as with screen-based stylesheets.
Print optimized pages
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- Add printable stylesheets for all pages, wherever possible. In most cases, websites can share printable stylesheets over many or all pages, as with screen-based stylesheets.
Media specific CSS detected
Internal links3.1
- Additional information has been provided for 49 links by using a title attribute. There is a common misconception that this benefits screen reader users. All useful text should be in the anchor itself.
- Provide all descriptive information about a link within the anchor itself as the title attribute is not used by screen readers.
Weak title text
- Provide all descriptive information about a link within the anchor itself as the title attribute is not used by screen readers.
- One link is weakly described. Common weak links include 'click here' and 'read more'. These links fail to describe the content the link points to.
- Consider using descriptive words or phrases (e.g. 'News', 'September 2012 financial results') in your anchor text to benefit search engine optimisation.
- 58 links have no text describing their destination. Links on a page should describe their destination for the benefit of both screen readers and search engine spiders.
- Add meaningful anchor text that describes the link's destination. If the link contains an image, ensure you have provided alt text.
Empty link text
- Add meaningful anchor text that describes the link's destination. If the link contains an image, ensure you have provided alt text.
Meta tags5.2
This is how this website will look in Google search listings:
HomePage - Smart Dog Owners
smartdogowners.com/
Healthy Food for Healthy Dogs
- All pages include at least some metadata, but only 40.0% of pages have a description meta tag. The description meta data is important as it appears on Google's search result pages.
- Make sure that all the pages of this website include a meta description. If you don't include one, Google will choose a sample of text from the page to appear in the search engine result. By including a meta description, you can control how your search engine result will appear.
Pages with no meta description
- Make sure that all the pages of this website include a meta description. If you don't include one, Google will choose a sample of text from the page to appear in the search engine result. By including a meta description, you can control how your search engine result will appear.
Meta Tags (name attribute)
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| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:creator | @smartdogowners |
| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:site | @smartdogowners |
| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:label1 | Written by |
| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:data1 | Jackob Evans |
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| smartdogowners.com/ | description | Healthy Food for Healthy Dogs |
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| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:card | summary_large_image |
| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:title | SmartDogOwners - Where Smart Dog Owners Congregate! |
| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:description | Healthy Food for Healthy Dogs |
| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:site | @smartdogowners |
| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:creator | @smartdogowners |
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| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:label1 | Written by |
| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:data1 | Jackob Evans |
| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:label2 | Time to read |
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| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:card | summary_large_image |
| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:description | Where Smart Dog Owners Congregate! Money can buy you a fine dog, but only love and affection can make him wag his tail. Learn how to take care of your pup the Smart way! Popular Posts Categories NutritionHealthy Food for Healthy Dogs ProductsBest of Everything Reviewed GroomingHousebreak, tricks, and trades of dogs HealthCauses, Treatments and Cures for every pup BreedsProfiling each Dog! Toy? Terrier? or a Hound? BehaviorHousebreak, tricks, |
| smartdogowners.com/ | twitter:title | HomePage - Smart Dog Owners |
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| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:site | @smartdogowners |
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| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:card | summary_large_image |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:title | Health Archives - Smart Dog Owners |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:site | @smartdogowners |
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| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:label1 | Posts |
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| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:description | Liver failure is not a simple problem. It can be serious and life-threatening for your furry friends. Dogs can have liver failure due to underlying health issues, including liver disease, toxins, cancer, and infections. Euthanizing a dog is a tough call. You have to consider several factors, including the current medical condition of your doggo. Dogs can suffer from depression and |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:title | When To Euthanize a Dog With Liver Failure? (2023) - Smart Dog Owners |
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| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:card | summary_large_image |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:site | @smartdogowners |
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| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:card | summary_large_image |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:title | Dog Care Archives - Smart Dog Owners |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:site | @smartdogowners |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:image | https://smartdogowners.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Smart-Dog-Owners.jpg |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:label1 | Posts |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:data1 | 33 |
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| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:description | You want your dogs to remain clean and smell fresh. While it may seem tempting to use human products to clean your dogs, Dove soap is not a good choice for your furry friends. It may seem difficult to take care of your doggo sometimes. You may have several thoughts and ideas running through your mind. So, it is natural for |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:title | Can I Use Dove Soap On My Dog? (Is Dove Soap Safe?) - Smart Dog Owners |
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| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:site | @smartdogowners |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | description | Owning a dog means your canine knowledge is going to expand quickly. Nutrition and training are just two of the numerous subjects you're going to become familiar with, but your dog's health is going to be an education in itself. It doesn't matter whether your dog is a puppy or a senior citizen, knowing the common illnesses dogs come down with goes a long way towards ensuring their long-term health. As always, your veterinarian is the best source of information in keeping your dog healthy. Common Dog Toxins and Poisons There are tons of items that are toxic or deadly for your dog if they ingest them, but there are some common symptoms that should send you straight to your veterinarian's office if they occur. These include: drooling excessive vomiting muscle tremors change in urine frequency, color, or smell ataxia (unable to stand/walk) seizures These symptoms can be indicative of other conditions, but regardless of how they occur, they require medical attention. If your dog is a trash digger, counter surfer, or an eater of random items, these symptoms should be immediately concerning. Intestinal Obstructions in Dogs Dogs sometimes eat items that are either inedible or too large to pass through the large intestine. Some dogs are rock eaters, others like to eat socks, and some dogs will swallow their toys in large pieces. An intestinal obstruction is fatal if it isn't treated surgically, and knowing the signs of a blockage is crucial if you have a dog who habitually eats non-food items. Signs of an intestinal obstruction are: vomiting immediately after eating or drinking diarrhea that quickly progresses to a lack of bowel movements painful abdomen (walking with a hunched back, crying when you touch their stomach) lethargy lack of appetite Almost all intestinal blockages need to be remedied with surgery. If you suspect your dog has eaten something that could be lodged in their intestines or could potentially get stuck, you should take them to their vet immediately for prompt diagnosis. Parvovirus Cases in Puppies This virus almost exclusively affects unvaccinated or partially vaccinated puppies, but some older unvaccinated dogs (especially pit bulls and Rottweilers) are susceptible to the disease, too. Parvovirus attacks a puppy's intestinal lining, causing it to die and slough off in the form of putrid, bloody diarrhea. Parvovirus isn't automatically fatal if it's treated promptly. Symptoms of parvo include: lack of appetite (typically the first sign) lethargy (the second sign) vomiting, especially after drinking water diarrhea that becomes increasingly more frequent, bloody, and putrid smelling dehydration (sticky gums, sunken eyes) seizures if dehydration progresses to dangerous levels Parvo is preventable! Vaccinate your puppies on your vet's recommended schedule, avoid taking an unvaccinated puppy to communal areas like parks and daycares, and only expose them to fully-vaccinated adult dogs. Ear Infections Are A Common Issue Dogs with floppy ears are prone to ear infections, as are dogs who spend a lot of time in the water. Ear infections can be caused by bacteria or yeast, so they require a medical diagnosis for proper and effective treatment. Signs of an ear infection are: frequent head shaking constant ear scratching or rubbing their ears on furniture or the floor foul/odd odor coming from their ears discharge from the infected ear head tilt if the inner ear is affected Never treat an ear infection with products you can buy at the store. If the eardrum has ruptured, putting ointment or cleanser into the ear canal could permanently damage your dog's hearing. Dogs and Parasitic Infections Your dog having worms is a horrific and slightly traumatizing experience, especially if the adult worms appear in your dog's stool. Puppies are the most likely to get worms, but adult dogs should be regularly dewormed to avoid an infection. Signs your dog has worms are: diarrhea potbelly appearance unexplained weight loss poor skin/coat quality adult worms in the stool pink rice-like segments around their anus (in the case of tapeworms) Worms are rarely serious unless the parasitic infection gets out of control. Monthly deworming is highly effective in preventing an infestation. Hot Spots On Dogs Dogs get allergies just like humans do. In some dogs, their allergies are severe enough that they develop oozing, painful sores on their body. They're challenging to get rid of when they become large, so getting them treated as quickly as possible speeds up the treatment process. Hot spots typically appear as: open, superficial wounds anywhere on the body missing hair directly over the hot spot, but hair loss surrounding the area is common obsessive licking and chewing the affected area Treatment typically involves steroids (oral), antibiotics, and NSAIDs. Without treatment, the spots will get infected and last for months. Dogs Can Get Kennel Cough Kennel cough is a bacterial respiratory infection transmitted from dog to dog, and it's seen mostly in kennels, daycares, and shelters. It's not deadly or dangerous, but it will make your dog miserable. Signs are: a dry, hacking cough that increases at night or with activity a runny nose and/or eyes lethargy lack of appetite ahistory of being boarded within the past 10-14 days It is easily treatable with 10 to 14 days of antibiotics and anti-cough medications to keep them comfortable.There are hundreds of illnesses dogs can get, and like humans, they vary in severity. Whenever you notice anything out of the ordinary with your dog, it's better to play it safe and have them seen by their vet as quickly as possible. Your vet would rather see your dog for "nothing" than for you to wait until there is something to be concerned over. |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | robots | follow, index, max-snippet:-1, max-video-preview:-1, max-image-preview:large |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:card | summary_large_image |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:title | Illness Archives - Smart Dog Owners |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:description | Owning a dog means your canine knowledge is going to expand quickly. Nutrition and training are just two of the numerous subjects you're going to become familiar with, but your dog's health is going to be an education in itself. It doesn't matter whether your dog is a puppy or a senior citizen, knowing the common illnesses dogs come down with goes a long way towards ensuring their long-term health. As always, your veterinarian is the best source of information in keeping your dog healthy. Common Dog Toxins and Poisons There are tons of items that are toxic or deadly for your dog if they ingest them, but there are some common symptoms that should send you straight to your veterinarian's office if they occur. These include: drooling excessive vomiting muscle tremors change in urine frequency, color, or smell ataxia (unable to stand/walk) seizures These symptoms can be indicative of other conditions, but regardless of how they occur, they require medical attention. If your dog is a trash digger, counter surfer, or an eater of random items, these symptoms should be immediately concerning. Intestinal Obstructions in Dogs Dogs sometimes eat items that are either inedible or too large to pass through the large intestine. Some dogs are rock eaters, others like to eat socks, and some dogs will swallow their toys in large pieces. An intestinal obstruction is fatal if it isn't treated surgically, and knowing the signs of a blockage is crucial if you have a dog who habitually eats non-food items. Signs of an intestinal obstruction are: vomiting immediately after eating or drinking diarrhea that quickly progresses to a lack of bowel movements painful abdomen (walking with a hunched back, crying when you touch their stomach) lethargy lack of appetite Almost all intestinal blockages need to be remedied with surgery. If you suspect your dog has eaten something that could be lodged in their intestines or could potentially get stuck, you should take them to their vet immediately for prompt diagnosis. Parvovirus Cases in Puppies This virus almost exclusively affects unvaccinated or partially vaccinated puppies, but some older unvaccinated dogs (especially pit bulls and Rottweilers) are susceptible to the disease, too. Parvovirus attacks a puppy's intestinal lining, causing it to die and slough off in the form of putrid, bloody diarrhea. Parvovirus isn't automatically fatal if it's treated promptly. Symptoms of parvo include: lack of appetite (typically the first sign) lethargy (the second sign) vomiting, especially after drinking water diarrhea that becomes increasingly more frequent, bloody, and putrid smelling dehydration (sticky gums, sunken eyes) seizures if dehydration progresses to dangerous levels Parvo is preventable! Vaccinate your puppies on your vet's recommended schedule, avoid taking an unvaccinated puppy to communal areas like parks and daycares, and only expose them to fully-vaccinated adult dogs. Ear Infections Are A Common Issue Dogs with floppy ears are prone to ear infections, as are dogs who spend a lot of time in the water. Ear infections can be caused by bacteria or yeast, so they require a medical diagnosis for proper and effective treatment. Signs of an ear infection are: frequent head shaking constant ear scratching or rubbing their ears on furniture or the floor foul/odd odor coming from their ears discharge from the infected ear head tilt if the inner ear is affected Never treat an ear infection with products you can buy at the store. If the eardrum has ruptured, putting ointment or cleanser into the ear canal could permanently damage your dog's hearing. Dogs and Parasitic Infections Your dog having worms is a horrific and slightly traumatizing experience, especially if the adult worms appear in your dog's stool. Puppies are the most likely to get worms, but adult dogs should be regularly dewormed to avoid an infection. Signs your dog has worms are: diarrhea potbelly appearance unexplained weight loss poor skin/coat quality adult worms in the stool pink rice-like segments around their anus (in the case of tapeworms) Worms are rarely serious unless the parasitic infection gets out of control. Monthly deworming is highly effective in preventing an infestation. Hot Spots On Dogs Dogs get allergies just like humans do. In some dogs, their allergies are severe enough that they develop oozing, painful sores on their body. They're challenging to get rid of when they become large, so getting them treated as quickly as possible speeds up the treatment process. Hot spots typically appear as: open, superficial wounds anywhere on the body missing hair directly over the hot spot, but hair loss surrounding the area is common obsessive licking and chewing the affected area Treatment typically involves steroids (oral), antibiotics, and NSAIDs. Without treatment, the spots will get infected and last for months. Dogs Can Get Kennel Cough Kennel cough is a bacterial respiratory infection transmitted from dog to dog, and it's seen mostly in kennels, daycares, and shelters. It's not deadly or dangerous, but it will make your dog miserable. Signs are: a dry, hacking cough that increases at night or with activity a runny nose and/or eyes lethargy lack of appetite ahistory of being boarded within the past 10-14 days It is easily treatable with 10 to 14 days of antibiotics and anti-cough medications to keep them comfortable.There are hundreds of illnesses dogs can get, and like humans, they vary in severity. Whenever you notice anything out of the ordinary with your dog, it's better to play it safe and have them seen by their vet as quickly as possible. Your vet would rather see your dog for "nothing" than for you to wait until there is something to be concerned over. |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:site | @smartdogowners |
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| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:description | Dog owners can immediately sense when there's something wrong with their pup. Whether your dog gets hurt or hides socks under the couch, you can always tell something is up. If your dog has been scratching itself restlessly and even bumping against the furniture, you know it's feeling distressed. Your dog-parent senses tingle, so you set out to find out what |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:title | Best Home Remedy For Itchy Skin For Dogs! (Signs of Itching) - Smart Dog Owners |
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| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:title | Medical Procedure Archives - Smart Dog Owners |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:site | @smartdogowners |
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| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:description | Liver failure is not a simple problem. It can be serious and life-threatening for your furry friends. Dogs can have liver failure due to underlying health issues, including liver disease, toxins, cancer, and infections. Euthanizing a dog is a tough call. You have to consider several factors, including the current medical condition of your doggo. Dogs can suffer from depression and |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | twitter:title | When To Euthanize a Dog With Liver Failure? (2023) - Smart Dog Owners |
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Images7.9
98% of images have a clearly defined size
136 images are being resized by the browser
- Some images (2.0%) don't have defined sizes using width and height attributes in the HTML. These attributes are optional, but strongly recommended as they help the browser arrange the page more quickly.
- Add width and height attributes to all image tags. The width and height you specify should be the same as the source image. If you want to resize an image in the browser, use CSS.
Non Explicitly Sized Images
- Add width and height attributes to all image tags. The width and height you specify should be the same as the source image. If you want to resize an image in the browser, use CSS.
- 2 images are not in a web-friendly format.
- Make sure all images on this website are JPEG, PNG, SVG or GIF format.
Non Web-Format Images
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- Make sure all images on this website are JPEG, PNG, SVG or GIF format.
- 136 images are being stretched in the browser.
- The width and height you specify in an image tag should be the same as the source image. If you want to resize an image in the browser, use the CSS width and height properties.
Stretched Images
- The width and height you specify in an image tag should be the same as the source image. If you want to resize an image in the browser, use the CSS width and height properties.
Headings9.0
- All pages were found to use defined headings. This is excellent as it allows visitors and search engines to summarize the content of webpages quickly. Correctly defined headings aid accessibility and are particularly important for search engine optimization.
- Some pages did not define headings correctly. The H1 tag should be used for the most top-level heading, with H2 being used for sub-headings and H3 for further sub-headings and so-on. Not conforming to this convention may confuse visitors.
- Ensure that headings are defined in a semantically correct way, i.e. always start with a H1 tag. This is used to summarise the page content. Further tags (H2, H3, H4 etc) are meant to summarise and partition sections within the content.
Page headings detail
| URL | Heading | Level |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Where Smart Dog Owners Congregate! | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Popular Posts | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Categories | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Nutrition | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Products | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Health | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Grooming | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Breeds | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Behavior | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Congregate with Us! | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | About Author | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Recent Articles | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Featured On | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Get Social | H2 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Nutrition | H3 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Products | H3 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Grooming | H3 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Health | H3 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Breeds | H3 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Behavior | H3 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Can Dogs Eat Eggplant? (Hazards Of Feeding Eggplants) | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Can Dogs Eat Guava? Health Benefits of Guava For Dogs (2023) | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Can Dogs Eat Edamame? (5 Potential Health Risks) | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Can Dogs Have Peanut Oil? (5 Potential Health Benefits) | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Can Dogs Eat Spinach? 9Is spinach good for dogs?) | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Can Dogs Eat Anchovies? Nutritional Facts (2023) | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | Top 10 Airline-Approved Crates For Dogs | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | 5 Coconut Oil Smart Dog Treats Your Doggo would Love! | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | How To Make a Dog Cone? (Step by Step) | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | 10 Best Dog Spiked Harness! (Do Spiked Harness Hurt Dogs?) | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | How To Put On A Dog Cone? (How Does It Look Like?) | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | 10 Best Flea Collars For Dogs (Top Picks & Reviews) | H4 |
| smartdogowners.com/ | When To Euthanize a Dog With Liver Failure? (2023) | H4 |
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Amount of content9.8
Rendering Chart...
- This website has an average of 1,412 words per page. The amount of content on a website has been shown to correlate with its search engine ranking.
Amount of content discovered
| Page | Characters | Words |
| smartdogowners.com/ | 7867 | 1333 |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | 7896 | 1414 |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | 7917 | 1456 |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | 13622 | 2306 |
| smartdogowners.com/category/.../ | 3224 | 551 |
Mobile10.0
- All of this website appears to be optimised for viewing on a mobile phone or a tablet.
Media specific CSS detected
Server behavior10.0
404 page
Compression
- This website handles missing pages correctly by sending a 404 HTTP status code.
- This website was served with GZIP encoding. This is very good because it reduces the loading time of a web page.
- This website follows the best practice of using a permanent (HTTP 301) redirect between URLs with/without trailing slashes. This is ideal.
- This website follows the best practice of using a permanent (HTTP 301) redirect from http://www.smartdogowners.com to http://smartdogowners.com. This is ideal.
Page titles10.0
100% of pages have defined titles
0% of page titles are weak
- All pages were found to use page titles appropriately. Page titles appear in search results and at the top of the browser's window when visiting the site. Appropriate page titles are particularly important for search engine optimization.
URL format10.0
Every URL is well written
- This website uses appropriate web addresses (URLs) throughout. This is excellent and will help search engine placement, usability and the marketability of this website.
Freshness10.0
Last updated May 8, 2024
- It looks like this website was last updated on Wednesday, May 8, 2024. This is good because visitors perceive up-to-date websites as more credible. Websites that are updated regularly are also spidered by search engines more often.
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