seo-check

To audit SEO metadata in a Next.js app, you need to verify that each page defines appropriate title and description meta tags. This process checks page-level layouts and routes to identify missing metadata and report SEO gaps to fix.

Checking Open Graph tags and structured data in React involves validating the presence of og:title, og:image, twitter:card, and verifying Home, Blog, or Product schemas where applicable across your application routes.

Yes, you can use an automated SEO audit for Next.js app router setups. It is applicable across page-level layouts, including blog posts and product pages, to verify metadata and structured data across routes.

The best way to find missing canonical URLs and alt text in Next.js is to run an automated audit that enforces checks for canonical URLs, robots.txt, sitemap, and image alt text validation across your project.

Your Next.js app may fail performance-related SEO signals if page-level metadata, structured data, or canonical URLs are missing or incorrectly configured across your layouts and pages.