Site Report

This tab shows search engine guideline violations, and pages that don't follow search optimization best practices.

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Status	Summary
	Google Search Guidelines - Some pages violate these guidelines.
	Bing Search Guidelines - Some pages violate these guidelines.
	Yahoo Search Guidelines - Some pages violate these guidelines.
	Robots.txt Guidelines - No issues found.
	Search Best Practices - No issues found.

Priority	Description and URL	Guideline and Line#	Count
Priority 1 2 issues on 5 pages
	Do not stuff alt text with keywords that users are unlikely to view. This may result in search engine penalties.	Google Bing	5 pages
	https://shorten.rest/features/	Line 2121
	https://shorten.rest/pricing/	Line 1098
	https://shorten.rest/shorten-rest-vs-bitly/	Line 1808
	https://shorten.rest/shorten-rest-vs-rebrandly/	Line 1867
	This issue was found on another 1 pages. The trial version is limited to showing issues on 4 pages.
	This page has no h1 element, which violates Bing webmaster guidelines.	Bing	5 pages
	Add an h1 element just before the main content describing the page.
	https://shorten.rest/features/	Line 420
	https://shorten.rest/pricing/	Line 418
	https://shorten.rest/shorten-rest-vs-bitly/	Line 420
	https://shorten.rest/shorten-rest-vs-rebrandly/	Line 420
	This issue was found on another 1 pages. The trial version is limited to showing issues on 4 pages.
Priority 2 2 issues on 1 pages
	title element is too long for Bing. Bing recommends using titles up to 65 characters long.	Bing	1 pages
	The major search engines all have different limits for title length, and these limits have changed over time. Avoid title lengths close to the limits to prevent problems when the limits change again, and note that the W3C recommends a maximum length of 64 characters.
	The title is 69 characters long. https://shorten.rest/	Line 8
	title element is too long for Yahoo. Yahoo recommends limiting your page title to 67 characters.	Yahoo	1 pages
	The major search engines all have different limits for title length, and these limits have changed over time. Avoid title lengths close to the limits to prevent problems when the limits change again, and note that the W3C recommends a maximum length of 64 characters.
	The title is 69 characters long. https://shorten.rest/	Line 8
Priority 3 3 issues on 6 pages
	No meta description tag found. Use a description tag that accurately describes the contents of a web page.	Yahoo Google Bing	5 pages
	A well-written meta description attracts more clicks in search results than an irrelevant or missing description.
	https://shorten.rest/features/	Line 1
	https://shorten.rest/pricing/	Line 1
	https://shorten.rest/shorten-rest-vs-bitly/	Line 1
	https://shorten.rest/shorten-rest-vs-rebrandly/	Line 1
	This issue was found on another 1 pages. The trial version is limited to showing issues on 4 pages.
	Search engines may penalize invisible text where text is too small to be seen.	Google Yahoo Bing	1 pages
	https://shorten.rest/	Line 1443 1447 1451 1455 1459 ...
	Syntax errors in the head of the document prevent reliable extraction of meta tags and page titles.	Google	4 pages
	The HTML 5 parsing algorithm specifies that unexpected characters or non-head elements like img or div end the head element and start the body element meaning some meta data may be ignored. Unclosed title elements cause similar problems.
	https://shorten.rest/	Line 508 511
	https://shorten.rest/features/	Line 500 503
	https://shorten.rest/pricing/	Line 498 501
	https://shorten.rest/shorten-rest-vs-bitly/	Line 488 491
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