Identifies indexable pages with very little unique body content after removing boilerplate.
This check identifies indexable pages that have fewer than 300 words of unique main content after removing navigation, footer, sidebar, cookie banners, and other boilerplate elements that are repeated across the site.
Google's quality guidelines specifically warn against thin content — pages that add little or no value to users. Pages with very little unique content are unlikely to rank well and may drag down your site's overall quality assessment.
Thin content pages are rarely shown in search results and can negatively impact your site's overall E-E-A-T assessment. A high percentage of thin pages signals a low-quality site to search engines.
Run a free audit to see how your site performs on Thin Content Detection and 159 other checks.
Start Free AuditChecks for the presence, length, and content of the meta title tag.
Evaluates the meta description for its presence, length, and relevance.
Verifies the presence and uniqueness of the H1 heading tag.
Checks for the presence and structure of H2 heading tags.