maptrics

站点链接：https://www.maptrics.io

站点标题：maptrics.io - Catch SEO issues before Google does.

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Your site gets crawled, Google doesn’t tell you what’s wrong, and one bad deploy can quietly kill rankings. Maptrics is built so you see SEO problems before they become “why did our traffic drop?” problems. How it works: You add your sitemap. We discover your pages, crawl them, and extract titles, meta tags, OG/social tags, structured data, and more. Connect a deploy webhook (e.g. Vercel), and after each deploy we check if something broke—so you can fix it before it hits search. What we fix: Missing or broken meta (titles, descriptions, canonicals, robots, viewport), weak or broken OG/Twitter cards, image issues (missing alt, wrong size), broken or redirecting links, invalid or incomplete structured data, HTTP 4xx/5xx, thin content, and heading issues. Everything rolls up into a single health score (0–100) and a clear list of what to fix. How we differ from a one-off scan tools like Claude SEO (or any single-point-in-time audit) give you a snapshot: “here’s what’s wrong right now.” They don’t know what your site looked like last week or last deploy. Maptrics keeps history. We compare each crawl to the previous one, so you see improvements when you fix things and regressions when something breaks—with a score over time, issue trends, and deploy-triggered checks. It’s the difference between a single health check and actually watching your SEO health over time. What’s next: Google Search Console integration (so you can tie issues to real search data), correlation and degradation views, AI summaries and suggestions, and more. We’re adding the “why it matters in Google” layer on top of the “what’s broken” layer.