tag with the main keyword (30-60 characters)","assess_title_short":"Too short ({len} chars) — ideal 30-60 characters","assess_title_short_sug":"Expand the title including the main keyword and brand","assess_title_long":"Too long ({len} chars) — Google will truncate the title","assess_title_long_sug":"Reduce to maximum 60 characters to avoid truncation","assess_title_ok":"Optimal length ({len} chars)","assess_desc_missing":"Meta description missing — Google will generate automatic text","assess_desc_missing_sug":"Add <meta name=\"description\" content=\"...\"> (120-160 characters)","assess_desc_short":"Too short ({len} chars) — ideal 120-160 characters","assess_desc_short_sug":"Expand the description with a concrete benefit and call-to-action","assess_desc_long":"Too long ({len} chars) — Google may truncate it","assess_desc_long_sug":"Reduce to maximum 160 characters","assess_desc_ok":"Optimal length ({len} chars)","assess_canonical_missing":"Canonical not set — recommended to avoid duplicate content","assess_canonical_cross":"Canonical points to a different domain — verify this is intentional","assess_canonical_ok":"Canonical present","assess_robots_default":"Not set (default: index, follow)","assess_robots_noindex":"noindex — page excluded from indexing","assess_robots_noindex_sug":"Remove 'noindex' if you want Google to index this page","assess_robots_nofollow":"nofollow — Google will not follow links on this page","assess_robots_value":"Value: {value}","assess_viewport_missing":"Viewport missing — essential for mobile compatibility","assess_viewport_bad":"Viewport not optimal — should include width=device-width","assess_viewport_ok":"Correct mobile viewport","assess_og_image_missing":"og:image missing — shared links will have no preview","assess_og_image_ok":"OG image present (ideal 1200x630px)","og_title_found":"Length: {len} chars","og_title_missing":"Missing — title won't appear in shares","og_desc_found":"Length: {len} chars","og_desc_missing":"Missing — no description in shares","og_url_found":"Canonical URL for social","og_url_missing":"Recommended to avoid duplicate URLs on social","og_type_found":"Type: {value}","og_type_missing":"Type not set (default: website)","og_site_found":"Site name: {value}","og_site_missing":"Site name not set on social","tw_card_found":"Type: {value}","tw_card_missing":"No Twitter Card — use summary_large_image for visual impact","tw_title_found":"Length: {len} chars","tw_title_fallback":"Uses og:title as fallback","tw_title_missing":"Missing","tw_desc_found":"Length: {len} chars","tw_desc_fallback":"Uses og:description as fallback","tw_desc_missing":"Missing","tw_image_found":"Twitter image present","tw_image_fallback":"Uses og:image as fallback","tw_image_missing":"Missing","tech_charset_found":"Encoding: {value}","tech_charset_missing":"Charset not declared — possible encoding issues","tech_lang_found":"Language: {value}","tech_lang_missing":"lang attribute missing — important for accessibility and SEO","tech_favicon_found":"Favicon present","tech_favicon_missing":"Favicon not declared — recommended for browser branding","blog_aria":"Meta Tag Checker Guide","s1_title":"What is a Meta Tag Checker?","s1_p1":"A meta tag checker is a tool that analyzes the HTML meta tags in a web page's header — title, description, canonical, robots, viewport, Open Graph and Twitter Card — and evaluates whether they are correctly set according to SEO best practices. Meta tags are not visible on the page, but they control how the page is interpreted by search engines and presented to users in search results and social shares.","s1_p2":"The title tag is the blue clickable text that appears on Google: it should contain the main keyword and be 30-60 characters long to avoid truncation. The meta description is the preview text that appears below the title in results: although not a direct ranking factor, a well-written description (120-160 characters) significantly increases Click-Through Rate, bringing more organic traffic at the same ranking position.","s1_p3":"Open Graph tags (og:title, og:description, og:image) determine how your links appear when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn or WhatsApp. Twitter Cards serve the same function for Twitter/X. Without these tags, social shares appear as plain text links without preview, drastically reducing visibility and clicks. A complete meta tag checker verifies all these elements and provides specific suggestions to optimize them.","s2_title":"Why Meta Tags are Essential","s2_subtitle":"Optimized meta tags bring concrete benefits for SEO, social visibility and organic traffic.","card1_title":"Control how you appear on Google","card1_desc":"Title and description determine your snippet in search results. A title optimized with the main keyword increases perceived relevance by Google and users.","card2_title":"Determine social media previews","card2_desc":"Open Graph and Twitter Card tags control the title, description and image shown when a link is shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter/X and WhatsApp.","card3_title":"Influence Click-Through Rate","card3_desc":"A persuasive meta description with a clear benefit and CTA can increase CTR by 5-30%, bringing more organic traffic without improving ranking.","card4_title":"Prevent duplicate content","card4_desc":"The canonical tag tells Google the preferred version of a page, preventing duplicate versions (with different URL parameters) from cannibalizing each other in rankings.","card5_title":"Improve indexing","card5_desc":"The meta robots tag controls which pages should be indexed (index/noindex) and whether links should be followed (follow/nofollow), optimizing crawl budget.","card6_title":"Optimize social shareability","card6_desc":"A 1200x630px og:image with polished design increases engagement and clicks in social shares. Without an OG image, links appear as plain text without preview.","s3_title":"Essential Meta Tag Checklist","s3_subtitle":"Follow these guidelines to optimize title, description, Open Graph and technical tags for every page.","do_heading":"✅ Do","do_1":"Unique title for each page with main keyword (30-60 chars)","do_2":"Meta description 120-160 characters with benefit and CTA","do_3":"og:image 1200x630px in JPG or PNG format","do_4":"Self-referencing canonical on every page","do_5":"Responsive viewport: width=device-width, initial-scale=1","do_6":"twitter:card set to summary_large_image","dont_heading":"❌ Don't","dont_1":"Duplicate meta tags across different pages of the site","dont_2":"Missing or incorrectly sized og:image","dont_3":"Meta description too short (under 70 characters)","dont_4":"Incorrect canonical pointing to another page unintentionally","dont_5":"Forgetting twitter:card on pages meant to be shared","dont_6":"Identical title across multiple pages (SEO cannibalization)","s4_title":"How Our Meta Tag Checker Works","s4_subtitle":"Three steps to get a complete analysis of all SEO, Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags, no registration required.","step1_title":"Enter the page URL","step1_desc":"Type or paste the full web page address in the field above. The tool accepts any publicly accessible URL — blog posts, landing pages, homepages, product pages or any other page you want to check.","step2_title":"We analyze SEO, Open Graph, Twitter Card and technical tags","step2_desc":"The tool fetches the page's HTML code and extracts all relevant meta tags: title, description, canonical, robots, viewport, charset, og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, og:type, twitter:card, twitter:image and more. Each tag is evaluated against SEO best practices with a score per category.","step3_title":"Get a score with specific suggestions for each missing tag","step3_desc":"Instantly get an overall SEO score from 0 to 100, an Open Graph image preview, the status of every single meta tag (found, warning, missing) and suggestions with the exact HTML code to add to fix each detected issue.","s5_title":"Frequently Asked Questions about SEO Meta Tags","s5_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about meta tags, Open Graph, Twitter Card and on-page SEO.","faq_q1":"What are meta tags?","faq_a1":"Meta tags are HTML elements placed in the header (<head>) of a web page that provide structured information to search engines and social platforms. They are not directly visible to users on the page, but they determine how the page appears in Google results (title and description), how it's shared on social networks (Open Graph) and what instructions are given to crawlers (robots, canonical). A correct and complete set of meta tags is one of the foundations of on-page SEO.","faq_q2":"Which meta tags are most important for SEO?","faq_a2":"The most important meta tags for SEO are: (1) the <title> tag, which appears as the blue clickable title on Google and is the most direct on-page relevance signal; (2) <meta name=\"description\">, which generates the preview text in results and influences Click-Through Rate; (3) <link rel=\"canonical\">, which avoids duplicate content issues by telling Google the preferred version of a page; (4) <meta name=\"robots\">, which controls whether the page should be indexed and links followed; (5) <meta name=\"viewport\">, essential for mobile compatibility and smartphone ranking.","faq_q3":"What is Open Graph and why is it needed?","faq_a3":"Open Graph is a protocol created by Facebook (now Meta) that allows websites to control how their content appears when shared on social networks. Open Graph meta tags (og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url) define the title, description, image and URL shown in share previews on Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and other social channels. Without og:image, for example, the shared link won't show any visual preview, drastically reducing clicks and social traffic. An optimal og:image measures 1200x630 pixels.","faq_q4":"What are Twitter Cards?","faq_a4":"Twitter Cards (now X Cards) are a meta tag system specific to Twitter/X that enriches shared links with visual previews, large images and custom metadata. The main tag is twitter:card, which can be summary (small preview), summary_large_image (large image, most used) or app (for mobile apps). Although Twitter uses Open Graph tags as fallback, it's recommended to explicitly set twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description and twitter:image to ensure maximum compatibility and control exactly how your content appears on the platform.","faq_q5":"How do I check if my meta tags are correct?","faq_a5":"You can check your meta tags using Primo's Meta Tag Checker: enter the page URL and in seconds you'll receive a complete analysis with SEO score, status of every tag (found, missing, needs improvement) and specific suggestions. For Open Graph tags you can also use Facebook's Sharing Debugger. For Twitter Cards you can use Twitter's Card Validator. Google Search Console shows indexing issues related to robots and canonical. Regular meta tag audits, especially after CMS updates, are a fundamental best practice.","faq_q6":"Is this tool free?","faq_a6":"Yes, Primo's Meta Tag Checker is completely free and requires no registration. You can analyze any public URL and immediately receive a detailed report on all essential SEO meta tags, Open Graph, Twitter Card and technical tags, with a score from 0 to 100, OG image preview and specific optimization suggestions for every missing or suboptimal tag.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's meta tags automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — with perfect title, description and Open Graph for every page. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"robotsTxtTester":{"badge":"Free tool","hero_title":"Robots.txt Tester","hero_subtitle":"Analyze and verify your site's robots.txt file. Check syntax, directives, sitemap and test whether specific URLs are blocked or accessible to crawlers.","input_label":"Enter the domain to analyze","url_placeholder":"example.com or https://example.com","analyze_btn":"Analyze robots.txt","analyzing_btn":"Analyzing...","err_empty_url":"Please enter a valid URL.","err_invalid_url":"Invalid URL. Make sure to include the full domain.","err_http":"HTTP Error {status}","err_fetch":"Error fetching the robots.txt file.","score_excellent":"Excellent","score_improve":"Needs improvement","score_critical":"Critical","severity_critical":"Critical","severity_warning":"Warning","severity_info":"Info","summary_title":"Analysis summary","stat_useragents":"User-Agents","stat_directives":"Directives","stat_sitemap":"Sitemap","stat_size":"Size","issues_title":"Issues and suggestions ({count})","test_url_title":"Test a URL","test_url_desc":"Check whether a specific path is blocked or accessible based on the analyzed robots.txt rules.","test_path_label":"URL path to test","all_bots":"* (All bots)","test_btn":"Test","test_blocked":"BLOCKED","test_accessible":"ACCESSIBLE","test_matched_rule":"Matching rule: {rule}","test_no_match":"No matching blocking rule.","directives_title":"Directives found","no_directives":"No directives found.","empty_value":"(empty)","raw_title":"Robots.txt content","issue_empty":"The robots.txt file is empty or does not exist. Crawlers receive no instructions about your site.","issue_http_error":"The robots.txt file returned an HTTP {status} error. Crawlers may interpret this as no restrictions.","issue_too_large":"The robots.txt file is too large ({size} KB). Google may ignore rules beyond the first 500 KB.","issue_large":"The robots.txt file is fairly large ({size} KB). Try to keep it under 100 KB to ensure complete parsing.","issue_unknown_lines":"{count} line(s) with unrecognized syntax (lines {lines}). Verify that each line contains a valid directive.","issue_no_useragent":"No User-agent directive found. Without a User-agent, rules are not applied to any crawler.","issue_no_wildcard":"Missing a User-agent: * (wildcard) section. Crawlers not explicitly listed will receive no instructions.","issue_no_sitemap":"No Sitemap directive found. Adding a sitemap reference helps crawlers discover all pages on the site.","issue_sitemap_relative":"The sitemap \"{url}\" must be an absolute URL (start with http:// or https://).","issue_disallow_all":"Disallow: / for User-agent: * blocks the entire site from all crawlers. If unintentional, this prevents indexing.","issue_wildcard_patterns":"{count} rule(s) with wildcard patterns (* or $). Make sure they work as intended.","issue_crawldelay_high":"Crawl-delay of {delay} seconds detected. High values significantly slow down site crawling.","issue_crawldelay_present":"Crawl-delay of {delay} second(s) present. Note: Googlebot ignores this directive.","issue_empty_disallow":"Empty Disallow detected. This allows access to the entire site — correct if intentional.","issue_best_practices":"The robots.txt file follows best practices: it has a wildcard User-agent, no syntax errors and a declared sitemap.","s1_title":"What is a Robots.txt Tester?","s1_p1":"A robots.txt tester is a tool that analyzes your website's robots.txt file and verifies that directives are correct, syntax is valid and there are no rules accidentally blocking crawler access. The robots.txt file is the first point of contact between Googlebot and your site: errors in this file can prevent important pages from being indexed or waste crawl budget on irrelevant resources.","s1_p2":"Google uses the robots.txt to determine which sections of the site to crawl. A misconfigured file can have severe consequences: blocking the entire site from crawlers, preventing the reading of CSS and JavaScript needed for rendering, or failing to communicate the XML sitemap location.","s1_p3":"Our tool automatically fetches the robots.txt file from your domain, analyzes every line, identifies syntax issues, verifies best practices and lets you test whether specific URLs are blocked or accessible for each user-agent.","s2_title":"Why robots.txt matters for SEO","s2_subtitle":"An optimized robots.txt is essential for managing crawl budget and guiding search engines.","card1_title":"Crawl budget management","card1_desc":"Tell crawlers which pages to scan, avoiding wasting resources on filters, duplicate pages or restricted areas of the site.","card2_title":"Sitemap communication","card2_desc":"The Sitemap directive in robots.txt signals the location of the XML sitemap, helping search engines discover all pages.","card3_title":"Restricted area protection","card3_desc":"Prevent crawling of admin panels, staging pages, internal API endpoints and content not intended for indexing.","card4_title":"Performance optimization","card4_desc":"By reducing crawler requests on unnecessary resources, you lighten server load and improve response times.","card5_title":"Focus on important content","card5_desc":"By guiding crawlers to key pages, you increase the chances that your best content gets crawled and indexed quickly.","card6_title":"Duplicate content prevention","card6_desc":"Block crawling of parameterized versions, internal search pages and filters that generate useless duplicate content.","s3_title":"Robots.txt Best Practices","s3_subtitle":"Follow these guidelines to optimally configure your site's robots.txt file.","do_heading":"✅ Do","do_1":"Always include a User-agent: * section as a base rule","do_2":"Add the Sitemap directive with an absolute URL","do_3":"Block admin areas, staging and internal API endpoints","do_4":"Test changes before publishing them to production","do_5":"Keep the file under 500 KB in size","do_6":"Use Allow for specific exceptions within blocked areas","dont_heading":"❌ Don't","dont_1":"Block the entire site with Disallow: / without reason","dont_2":"Use robots.txt to hide sensitive data (it's not secure)","dont_3":"Block CSS and JavaScript files needed for rendering","dont_4":"Use relative URLs in the Sitemap directive","dont_5":"Have an enormous robots.txt file with thousands of rules","dont_6":"Forget to update rules after site restructuring","s4_title":"How our Robots.txt Tester works","s4_subtitle":"Three steps to get a complete analysis of your robots.txt, no registration required.","step1_title":"Enter the domain of the site to analyze","step1_desc":"Type or paste the domain in the field above. The tool automatically fetches the robots.txt file from the site root by appending /robots.txt to the provided URL.","step2_title":"The tool analyzes syntax, directives and rules","step2_desc":"The tool parses every line of the robots.txt, identifies directives (User-agent, Disallow, Allow, Sitemap, Crawl-delay), verifies syntax and detects any issues.","step3_title":"Get your score, issues and test your URLs","step3_desc":"Get a score from 0 to 100, a list of issues sorted by severity, the complete list of directives and a tool to test whether specific paths are blocked or accessible.","s5_title":"Robots.txt Frequently Asked Questions","s5_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about the robots.txt file and crawler management.","faq_q1":"What is the robots.txt file and what is it for?","faq_a1":"The robots.txt is a text file located at the root of a website (e.g. example.com/robots.txt) that tells search engine crawlers which pages or sections they can scan and which they should avoid. It doesn't block indexing itself: for that you need the noindex meta tag. However, it's essential for managing crawl budget and preventing the scanning of useless areas like admin panels, duplicate pages or internal resources.","faq_q2":"Can robots.txt prevent a page from being indexed?","faq_a2":"No, robots.txt prevents crawling, not indexing. If a page is linked from other sites, Google may index it even without crawling it, showing a result with generic title and description. To prevent indexing, use the 'noindex' meta tag or the X-Robots-Tag HTTP header. Important: if you block a page with robots.txt, Google won't be able to read the noindex tag inside it.","faq_q3":"What are the most common robots.txt errors?","faq_a3":"The most frequent errors are: blocking the entire site with 'Disallow: /' for User-agent: *, not including the Sitemap directive, using relative URLs in the sitemap instead of absolute ones, syntax errors in directives, and blocking CSS/JS needed for page rendering. Another common mistake is forgetting the wildcard User-agent (*), leaving unspecified bots without instructions.","faq_q4":"What happens if my site doesn't have a robots.txt?","faq_a4":"If the robots.txt file doesn't exist (returns a 404), crawlers will interpret the absence as permission to scan the entire site without restrictions. This isn't necessarily a problem for small sites, but for large sites it means crawl budget could be wasted on irrelevant pages like filters, internal search pages or restricted areas.","faq_q5":"How large can the robots.txt file be?","faq_a5":"Google imposes a 500 KB limit for the robots.txt file. Rules beyond this limit are ignored, which could accidentally allow crawling of pages you wanted to block. If your file approaches this limit, consider consolidating rules using wildcard patterns (*) or reorganizing the site structure to reduce the necessary directives.","faq_q6":"Does Googlebot respect the Crawl-delay directive?","faq_a6":"No, Googlebot completely ignores the Crawl-delay directive. To control Google's crawl speed, you need to use the 'Crawl rate' setting in Google Search Console. Other bots like Bingbot, Yandex and some crawlers do respect Crawl-delay. If your server has load issues, it's better to act at the server configuration level rather than relying solely on robots.txt.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's SEO automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — every day. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"xmlSitemapChecker":{"badge":"Free tool","hero_title":"XML Sitemap Checker","hero_subtitle":"Verify the structure and validity of your XML sitemap. Check URLs, lastmod, duplicates, format errors and sitemap index support.","input_label":"Enter the sitemap URL or domain","url_placeholder":"e.g. example.com or https://example.com/sitemap.xml","analyze_btn":"Analyze Sitemap","analyzing_btn":"Analyzing…","loading_text":"Fetching and analyzing the sitemap…","err_empty_url":"Please enter a valid URL or domain.","err_invalid_url":"Invalid URL. Enter a domain (e.g. example.com) or a full URL to the sitemap.","err_http":"HTTP error {status}","err_no_content":"No content received. Verify the sitemap exists at the specified URL.","err_not_xml":"The retrieved content does not appear to be a valid XML sitemap. Check the URL.","err_parse":"The file does not contain valid XML.","err_fetch":"Error fetching the sitemap.","score_label":"Sitemap Score","score_excellent":"Excellent","score_improve":"Needs improvement","score_critical":"Critical","severity_critical":"Critical","severity_warning":"Warning","severity_info":"Info","stats_label":"Statistics","stat_sitemaps":"Sitemaps","stat_total_urls":"Total URLs","stat_with_lastmod":"With lastmod","stat_without_lastmod":"Without lastmod","stat_duplicates":"Duplicates","stat_invalid_urls":"Invalid URLs","stats_index_summary":"Sitemap Index with {count} child sitemaps.","stats_urlset_summary":"{critical} critical issues, {warnings} warnings, {info} suggestions.","issues_title":"Issues found","no_issues_title":"No issues found!","no_issues_desc":"The XML sitemap appears well-structured and valid.","no_lastmod":"no lastmod","remaining_urls":"… and {count} more URLs not shown","remaining_sitemaps":"… and {count} more sitemaps not shown","list_title_index":"Sitemaps found in the index","list_title_urlset":"URLs found in the sitemap","list_subtitle_index":"First {shown} of {total} child sitemaps.","list_subtitle_urlset":"First {shown} of {total} total URLs.","issue_index_empty":"The sitemap index does not contain any child sitemaps.","issue_index_duplicates":"Found {count} duplicate sitemaps in the sitemap index.","issue_index_invalid_urls":"{count} invalid URLs in the sitemap index.","issue_index_no_lastmod":"{without} sitemaps out of {total} ({pct}%) are missing the <lastmod> tag.","issue_index_ok":"The sitemap index appears well-structured. Also verify the child sitemaps individually.","issue_empty":"The sitemap contains no URLs. Add the pages you want indexed.","issue_too_many_urls":"The sitemap contains {count} URLs, exceeding the 50,000 per file limit. Split it using a sitemap index.","issue_approaching_limit":"The sitemap contains {count} URLs. It's approaching the 50,000 limit. Consider a sitemap index.","issue_duplicates":"Found {count} duplicate URLs. Each URL should appear only once.","issue_invalid_urls":"{count} invalid URLs (wrong format or missing protocol).","issue_no_lastmod_all":"No URL has the <lastmod> tag. Adding it helps search engines understand when pages were updated.","issue_no_lastmod_many":"{without} URLs out of {total} ({pct}%) are missing the <lastmod> tag.","issue_no_lastmod_few":"{without} URLs out of {total} ({pct}%) are missing the <lastmod> tag.","issue_invalid_dates":"{count} URLs with invalid <lastmod> date (expected format: YYYY-MM-DD).","issue_invalid_changefreq":"{count} URLs with invalid <changefreq> value. Accepted values: {values}.","issue_invalid_priority":"{count} URLs with invalid <priority> value. Must be a number between 0.0 and 1.0.","issue_future_dates":"{count} URLs with <lastmod> dates in the future. Verify the dates are correct.","issue_urlset_ok":"The sitemap appears well-structured. Make sure it's referenced in your robots.txt.","intro_title":"Why is the XML sitemap important for SEO?","intro_card1_title":"Guides crawlers","intro_card1_desc":"The XML sitemap tells Google and other search engines which pages on your site should be crawled and indexed.","intro_card2_title":"Update dates","intro_card2_desc":"The <lastmod> tag communicates when a page was modified, helping crawlers prioritize updated content.","intro_card3_title":"New page discovery","intro_card3_desc":"New or orphan pages (without internal links) can only be discovered by search engines if they're in the sitemap.","intro_card4_title":"Sitemap Index for large sites","intro_card4_desc":"Sites with over 50,000 URLs must use a sitemap index that groups multiple child sitemaps to respect the per-file limit.","blog_aria":"XML Sitemap Checker Guide","s1_title":"What is an XML Sitemap?","s1_p1":"An XML sitemap is a structured file that lists the URLs on your website intended for indexing by search engines. Unlike an HTML sitemap designed for users, the XML sitemap is specifically designed for crawlers like Googlebot. It contains metadata such as the last modification date (<code><lastmod></code>), update frequency (<code><changefreq></code>), and relative priority (<code><priority></code>).","s1_p2":"Google uses the sitemap as a discovery signal: even though the crawler can find pages by following internal links, the sitemap ensures no important page is overlooked, especially orphan pages, newly created ones, or those reachable only after many clicks from the homepage.","s1_p3":"For large sites, you can use a sitemap index that groups multiple sitemap files, each containing up to 50,000 URLs. This approach is essential for e-commerce, news portals, and any site with thousands of pages.","s2_title":"Why verify your XML Sitemap","s2_subtitle":"A sitemap with errors can hinder your site's indexing. Here's what to check.","card1_title":"Complete indexing","card1_desc":"Verify that all important URLs are included in the sitemap and no strategic page is excluded from indexing.","card2_title":"Remove duplicate URLs","card2_desc":"Duplicate URLs in the sitemap waste crawl budget and can confuse search engines about the canonical version of pages.","card3_title":"Check lastmod dates","card3_desc":"Missing or incorrect <lastmod> dates prevent Google from understanding which content has been updated and deserves a new crawl.","card4_title":"Validate XML structure","card4_desc":"XML syntax errors make the sitemap unreadable for crawlers. Even a single unclosed tag can invalidate the entire file.","card5_title":"Respect technical limits","card5_desc":"Max 50,000 URLs and 50 MB per file. Exceeding these limits means part of the sitemap will be ignored by search engines.","card6_title":"Optimize crawl budget","card6_desc":"A clean sitemap without errors, redirects or 404 pages allows crawlers to focus resources on truly important pages.","s3_title":"XML Sitemap Best Practices","s3_subtitle":"Follow these guidelines for an optimal sitemap.","do_heading":"✅ What to do","do_1":"Include only canonical URLs with status 200","do_2":"Add accurate <lastmod> to every URL","do_3":"Use a sitemap index for sites with many URLs","do_4":"Register the sitemap in Google Search Console","do_5":"Reference the sitemap in robots.txt","do_6":"Automatically update the sitemap when content changes","dont_heading":"❌ What to avoid","dont_1":"Including URLs with 301/302 redirects or 404 errors","dont_2":"Exceeding 50,000 URLs per sitemap file","dont_3":"Using false or always-identical <lastmod> dates","dont_4":"Including URLs blocked by robots.txt or noindex","dont_5":"Having duplicate URLs or trailing slash variants","dont_6":"Leaving XML syntax errors in the file","s4_title":"How our XML Sitemap Checker works","s4_subtitle":"Three steps to analyze your sitemap, no registration required.","step1_title":"Enter the domain or sitemap URL","step1_desc":"Type your domain (e.g. example.com) and the tool will automatically look for /sitemap.xml. Or paste the direct URL to your sitemap if it's in a different location.","step2_title":"The tool fetches and analyzes the XML sitemap","step2_desc":"The tool downloads the XML file, detects whether it's a standard sitemap or a sitemap index, and analyzes each entry verifying URLs, dates, formats and structure.","step3_title":"Get a score, statistics and issues to fix","step3_desc":"Get a score from 0 to 100, detailed statistics (total URLs, with/without lastmod, duplicates), list of critical issues and suggestions to optimize the sitemap.","s5_title":"XML Sitemap FAQ","s5_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about XML sitemaps for SEO.","faq_q1":"What is an XML sitemap and what is it for?","faq_a1":"An XML sitemap is an XML file that lists all the URLs on your website that you want search engines to index. It works like a road map for Google, Bing and other crawlers: it indicates which pages exist, when they were updated and how important they are. Having a well-structured sitemap facilitates the discovery and indexing of all pages, especially for large, new sites or those with complex navigation structures.","faq_q2":"What's the difference between XML sitemap and sitemap index?","faq_a2":"A standard XML sitemap (urlset) directly contains the list of page URLs. A sitemap index, on the other hand, is an XML file that points to other child sitemaps. It's used when a site has more than 50,000 URLs or when the file exceeds 50 MB uncompressed. The sitemap index allows organizing URLs into multiple thematic files (e.g. sitemap-posts.xml, sitemap-products.xml), making management more efficient and respecting technical limits imposed by search engines.","faq_q3":"How important is the <lastmod> tag in the sitemap?","faq_a3":"The <lastmod> tag indicates the date of the last modification of a page. Google uses it to decide crawl priority: recently updated pages are revisited first. Without <lastmod>, crawlers must guess when a page changed, which can slow down the indexing of your updates. It's important that dates are accurate and automatically updated when content actually changes.","faq_q4":"How many URLs can a sitemap contain?","faq_a4":"According to the official sitemap protocol specifications, each XML sitemap file can contain a maximum of 50,000 URLs and must not exceed 50 MB (uncompressed). If your site has more than 50,000 pages, you need to split the URLs into multiple sitemap files and reference them through a sitemap index. Most modern CMSs (WordPress, Shopify, etc.) handle this splitting automatically.","faq_q5":"Where should I put the sitemap in robots.txt?","faq_a5":"It's a best practice to add a reference to your sitemap in the robots.txt file at the root of the domain. Simply add the line 'Sitemap: https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml' at the end of the file. This allows crawlers to automatically discover your sitemap. Additionally, it's recommended to register the sitemap directly in Google Search Console to monitor indexing status.","faq_q6":"Is this tool free?","faq_a6":"Yes, Primo's XML Sitemap Checker is completely free and requires no registration. You can analyze the sitemap of any public website and immediately get a complete report with score, detected issues, URL statistics and suggestions to improve your XML sitemap.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's SEO automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — every day. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"canonicalChecker":{"badge":"Free tool","hero_title":"Canonical Tag Checker","hero_subtitle":"Check the canonical tags of your web pages. 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Always use an absolute URL with full protocol and domain.","chk4_label":"Valid URL format","chk4_pass":"The canonical URL has a valid format.","chk4_fail":"The canonical URL \"{url}\" has an invalid format.","chk4_issue":"Invalid canonical URL format: \"{url}\". Verify that the URL is correct.","chk5_label":"Self-referencing canonical","chk5_pass":"The canonical URL points to itself (self-referencing). This is the recommended configuration for original pages.","chk5_fail":"The canonical points to a different URL than the current page. Page: {page} — Canonical: {canonical}. This may be intentional (e.g. pagination, parameters), but verify it is correct.","chk5_issue":"Non self-referencing canonical. Page \"{page}\" points canonical to \"{canonical}\". Verify this is intentional.","chk6_label":"Consistent protocol","chk6_pass":"Canonical and page use the same protocol ({protocol}). Correct.","chk6_fail":"The page uses {pageProto} but the canonical uses {canonicalProto}. This can cause indexing issues.","chk6_issue":"Protocol mismatch: page uses {pageProto} but canonical uses {canonicalProto}. Align the protocols.","chk7_label":"Canonical = og:url","chk7_pass":"The canonical URL matches the og:url tag. Signals are consistent.","chk7_fail":"The canonical ({canonical}) does not match og:url ({ogurl}). This can send conflicting signals to Google and social media.","chk7_issue":"Canonical URL and og:url do not match. Canonical: \"{canonical}\" — og:url: \"{ogurl}\". Align them for consistency.","chk7_no_og_label":"og:url tag present","chk7_no_og_detail":"No og:url tag found. Not required, but recommended to keep it consistent with the canonical.","chk8_label":"HTTP header = HTML canonical","chk8_pass":"The canonical in the HTTP header matches the HTML tag. Consistent.","chk8_fail":"The canonical in the HTTP header ({http}) does not match the HTML tag ({html}). Google may get confused.","chk8_issue":"Conflict between canonical HTTP header (\"{http}\") and HTML tag (\"{html}\"). Align them.","chk8_no_header_label":"HTTP Link canonical header","chk8_no_header_detail":"No canonical in the HTTP header. Not a problem: the HTML tag is sufficient.","intro_title":"Why is the canonical tag important for SEO?","intro_card1_title":"Prevents duplicate content","intro_card1_desc":"The canonical tag tells Google which is the preferred version of a page, avoiding penalties for duplicate content.","intro_card2_title":"Consolidates link equity","intro_card2_desc":"When multiple URLs show the same content, the canonical consolidates all link value to the preferred page.","intro_card3_title":"Improves indexing","intro_card3_desc":"Helps Googlebot better manage crawl budget by indexing the right pages and ignoring duplicates.","intro_card4_title":"Manages URL parameters","intro_card4_desc":"Tracking parameters, filters and sorting can create duplicates. The canonical solves the problem at its root.","blog_aria":"Canonical Tag Checker Guide","s1_title":"What is a Canonical Tag?","s1_p1":"The canonical tag (also known as rel=\"canonical\") is an HTML element that tells search engines which version of a web page should be considered the original. When the same content is accessible from multiple different URLs — due to tracking parameters, www/non-www variations, http/https protocol or trailing slashes — the canonical tag resolves the ambiguity by indicating to Google the preferred version.","s1_p2":"Without a correct canonical tag, Google may consider the variants as duplicate pages, diluting link equity across multiple URLs and penalizing organic rankings. The tag is placed in the <code><head></code> of the HTML document with the format: <code><link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https://example.com/page\"></code>","s1_p3":"A canonical tag checker analyzes the canonical configuration on your page, verifying it is present, uses an absolute URL, is self-referencing (when appropriate) and is consistent with other signals like og:url and the HTTP Link header.","s2_title":"Why the Canonical Tag is important for SEO","s2_subtitle":"A correctly configured canonical tag brings concrete benefits for indexing and ranking.","card1_title":"Prevents duplicate penalties","card1_desc":"Google may penalize pages with duplicate content. The canonical clarifies which URL is the original, protecting your ranking.","card2_title":"Consolidates link equity","card2_desc":"Without a canonical, backlinks are distributed across multiple URLs. With a canonical, all value is concentrated on the preferred page.","card3_title":"Optimizes crawl budget","card3_desc":"Googlebot has limited resources to crawl your site. The canonical reduces duplicate pages to crawl, improving efficiency.","card4_title":"Controls indexing","card4_desc":"You decide which version of the page appears in search results, preventing Google from choosing the wrong version.","card5_title":"Manages parameters and variants","card5_desc":"UTM parameters, filters, sorting and pagination create different URLs for the same content. The canonical unifies everything.","card6_title":"Improves SEO performance","card6_desc":"A site with correct canonicals is cleaner in Google's eyes, with stronger and more consistent ranking signals.","s3_title":"How our Canonical Tag Checker works","s3_subtitle":"Three steps to check your page's canonical configuration, no registration required.","step1_title":"Enter the page URL to check","step1_desc":"Type or paste the full web page address in the field above. The tool accepts any publicly accessible URL.","step2_title":"The tool analyzes the canonical tag and related signals","step2_desc":"The tool fetches the page's HTML and HTTP headers, extracting the canonical tag, og:url and any Link rel=canonical header for a complete analysis.","step3_title":"Get score, URL comparison and suggestions","step3_desc":"Get a score from 0 to 100, a visual URL comparison, the result of each check and practical suggestions to fix any issues.","s4_title":"Frequently asked questions about Canonical Tags","s4_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about the canonical tag and duplicate content management.","faq_q1":"What is a canonical tag?","faq_a1":"The canonical tag (rel=\"canonical\") is an HTML element that tells search engines which is the preferred version of a web page. It is placed in the document's <head> with the format: <link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https://example.com/page\">. It solves duplicate content issues when the same content is accessible from multiple different URLs (parameters, www vs non-www, http vs https, trailing slash, etc.).","faq_q2":"What does self-referencing canonical mean?","faq_a2":"A self-referencing canonical means the page's canonical tag points to the page itself. This is the recommended configuration for original pages: every page should have a canonical pointing to its own URL. This confirms to Google that the specific URL is the canonical version of the content, preventing issues with URL parameters, protocol variations or trailing slashes.","faq_q3":"What is the difference between canonical and 301 redirect?","faq_a3":"A 301 redirect is a server-side directive that physically redirects the user and crawler to a new URL, transferring 100% of link equity. The canonical is a hint in the HTML code that tells Google the preferred version without redirecting the user. Use 301 when a page has been permanently moved. Use canonical when multiple URLs serve the same content but must all remain accessible (e.g. versions with tracking parameters).","faq_q4":"Should the canonical be an absolute or relative URL?","faq_a4":"The canonical should always be an absolute URL, meaning with protocol (https://) and full domain. Correct example: <link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https://example.com/page\">. Wrong example: <link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"/page\">. Google accepts relative URLs but explicitly recommends using absolute URLs to avoid interpretation ambiguity.","faq_q5":"What happens if canonical and og:url are different?","faq_a5":"If the canonical tag and og:url tag point to different URLs, conflicting signals are created. Google uses the canonical to determine the preferred version of the page, while social media (Facebook, LinkedIn) use og:url as the reference URL for shares. Ideally they should match to send a consistent signal. If different, Google might ignore the canonical or misinterpret which page is preferred.","faq_q6":"Is this tool free?","faq_a6":"Yes, Primo's Canonical Tag Checker is completely free and requires no registration. You can check any public URL and immediately get a complete report on the canonical tag configuration, with score, URL comparison and suggestions to fix any issues.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's SEO automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — every day. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"redirectChecker":{"badge":"Free tool","hero_title":"Redirect Checker","hero_subtitle":"Analyze the redirect chains of any URL. 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Search engines may not follow all redirects and the user experiences excessive latency.","issue_chain_long":"Long redirect chain: {count} hops. Try to reduce to a maximum of 2-3 redirects to avoid penalizing performance and crawl budget.","issue_chain_multi":"The chain has {count} hops. Ideally a redirect should lead directly to the final destination with a single hop.","issue_302_single":"Found {count} 302 redirect (temporary). If the redirect is permanent, use 301 to transfer link juice and correctly signal the new URL to Google.","issue_302_multi":"Found {count} 302 redirects (temporary). If the redirect is permanent, use 301 to transfer link juice and correctly signal the new URL to Google.","issue_mixed_protocol":"The chain mixes HTTP and HTTPS URLs. Make sure all redirects point to HTTPS to avoid mixed content and security issues.","issue_loop":"Redirect loop detected! The same URL appears multiple times in the chain. This causes a browser error and prevents access to the page.","issue_307":"307 (Temporary Redirect) detected. Unlike 302, 307 preserves the HTTP method of the original request. Useful for form submission but does not transfer link juice.","issue_308":"308 (Permanent Redirect) detected. Like 301, but preserves the HTTP method of the original request. A valid choice for permanent redirects.","issue_final_client":"The final destination responds with status {status} (client error). The redirect chain leads to an unreachable page.","issue_final_server":"The final destination responds with status {status} (server error). The destination page has a server-side problem.","issue_final_redirect":"The final destination still responds with a redirect ({status}). The chain may be incomplete or have too many hops.","intro_title":"Why check redirects?","intro_card1_title":"Redirect chains slow down your site","intro_card1_desc":"Each redirect adds latency to the request. A long chain can increase page load time by hundreds of milliseconds, worsening user experience and Core Web Vitals.","intro_card2_title":"Google has a limited crawl budget","intro_card2_desc":"Googlebot follows a limited number of redirects per URL. Chains that are too long can prevent indexing of the destination page.","intro_card3_title":"Link juice dilutes with each hop","intro_card3_desc":"Each redirect in the chain can cause a slight loss of PageRank. A direct 301 redirect transfers the maximum SEO value.","intro_card4_title":"302 vs 301: choose the right type","intro_card4_desc":"A 302 redirect (temporary) does not transfer link juice like 301 (permanent). Using the wrong type can hurt your rankings.","blog_aria":"Redirect Checker Guide","s1_title":"What is a Redirect Checker?","s1_p1":"A redirect checker is a tool that traces the entire redirect chain of a URL, showing each individual hop from the starting point to the final destination. For each step it displays the HTTP status code (301, 302, 307, 308) and the destination URL, allowing you to quickly identify issues such as overly long chains, infinite loops or incorrect use of redirect codes.","s1_p2":"Redirects are instructions that the server sends to the browser to automatically forward a request from one URL to another. They are essential when migrating content, changing domains or restructuring your site. However, poorly configured redirects can cause serious SEO, performance and indexing issues.","s1_p3":"This tool automatically analyzes each hop in the chain and identifies the most common problems: overly long chains that slow down the site, 302 redirects used instead of 301, infinite loops that make the page inaccessible, and mixing of HTTP and HTTPS URLs in the same chain.","s2_title":"Why redirects matter for SEO","s2_subtitle":"Proper redirect management is essential to maintain organic rankings and provide a good user experience.","card1_title":"Preserves PageRank","card1_desc":"A correct 301 redirect transfers up to 99% of link juice to the new URL, maintaining the SEO value accumulated over time.","card2_title":"Reduces latency","card2_desc":"Each redirect adds 50-100ms of latency. Minimizing hops improves Core Web Vitals and user experience.","card3_title":"Optimizes crawl budget","card3_desc":"Google has limited crawling resources. Clean and direct redirects allow Googlebot to index more useful pages.","card4_title":"Ensures security","card4_desc":"Properly configured HTTP to HTTPS redirects protect user data and are a ranking signal for Google.","card5_title":"Maintains organic traffic","card5_desc":"Missing or incorrect redirects after a migration can cause 50-90% traffic losses. A correct 301 preserves rankings.","card6_title":"Simplifies maintenance","card6_desc":"A clean and documented redirect structure makes the site easier to manage and prevents chain accumulation over time.","s3_title":"How our Redirect Checker works","s3_subtitle":"Three steps to trace and analyze redirects of any URL, no registration required.","step1_title":"Enter the URL to check","step1_desc":"Type or paste the page address in the field above. The tool accepts any publicly accessible URL, including pages with HTTP to HTTPS redirects, domain changes or URL restructuring.","step2_title":"The tool traces every single redirect","step2_desc":"The tool follows the entire redirect chain without automatically following redirections, recording each hop with its HTTP status code (301, 302, 307, 308) until the final destination.","step3_title":"Get the complete report with score and issues","step3_desc":"Get a clear visualization of the chain, a score from 0 to 100, and a list of critical issues, warnings and suggestions sorted by priority to optimize your site's redirects.","s4_title":"Frequently asked questions about Redirects","s4_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about 301, 302 redirects, chains and SEO best practices.","faq_q1":"What is the difference between 301 and 302 redirects?","faq_a1":"A 301 redirect (Moved Permanently) indicates that the page has been permanently moved and transfers link juice (SEO value) to the new URL. A 302 (Found) is a temporary redirect and does not transfer PageRank. If your move is permanent, always use 301 to preserve organic rankings. Google treats persistent 302s as 301s over time, but it's better to be explicit.","faq_q2":"Why are redirect chains a problem for SEO?","faq_a2":"Redirect chains cause three main problems: they slow down page load time (each hop adds latency), consume Google's crawl budget (Googlebot may not follow overly long chains) and dilute link juice at each step. The best practice is to have at most a single redirect leading directly to the final destination.","faq_q3":"What happens if Google finds a redirect loop?","faq_a3":"A redirect loop occurs when a URL redirects to itself or to a URL that eventually leads back to the starting point. In this case the browser shows an ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error and the page becomes completely inaccessible to both users and Googlebot. Google will not index the page and the SEO value is lost.","faq_q4":"How many redirects can Google follow?","faq_a4":"Google follows up to 5 redirects in a chain, but recommends keeping under 3 hops. Beyond 5 redirects, Googlebot may stop crawling and never reach the destination page, causing indexing issues. For safety, always aim for a single direct redirect to the final destination.","faq_q5":"Should I worry about HTTP to HTTPS redirects?","faq_a5":"HTTP to HTTPS redirects are necessary and correct, but they should be a single direct 301 hop. The problem arises when the chain has mixed steps (HTTPS → HTTP → HTTPS) that can cause security warnings and worsen load times. Make sure all redirects always point to the HTTPS version.","faq_q6":"Is this tool free?","faq_a6":"Yes, Primo's Redirect Checker is completely free and requires no registration. You can analyze any public URL and immediately get a complete report on the redirect chain, with score, detected issues and suggestions to optimize your site's redirect structure.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's SEO automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — every day. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"llmsTxtGenerator":{"badge":"100% Client-side","hero_title":"llms.txt Generator","hero_subtitle":"Generate the llms.txt file for your site following the standard for AI engines. 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Think of it as a robots.txt for AI engines: while robots.txt tells traditional crawlers what they can scan, llms.txt guides AI models in understanding and navigating your site.","s1_p2":"With the rise of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other AI assistants that answer user questions by citing web sources, having a well-structured llms.txt file helps these models find, understand and cite your content in their responses, driving qualified traffic to your site.","s1_p3":"The format is based on simplified Markdown: an H1 heading with the site name, a description in blockquote, and H2 sections with link lists. It is readable by both humans and machines, and is placed in the domain root (e.g. <code style='background:#f3f4f6;padding:2px 6px;border-radius:4px;font-size:14px'>yoursite.com/llms.txt</code>).","s2_title":"Why the llms.txt file matters for AI SEO","s2_subtitle":"AI engines are changing how users find information online. Here's why you should add an llms.txt file to your site.","card1_title":"Visibility in AI engines","card1_desc":"Help ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini find and cite your content in user responses, increasing your visibility in the new AI search ecosystem.","card2_title":"Structured site map","card2_desc":"Provide AI crawlers with a clear map of your site's most important resources, organized by section with contextual descriptions.","card3_title":"Easy to implement","card3_desc":"A single text file in the domain root. No code to modify, no plugin to install. Generate, download and upload to your server.","card4_title":"Prepare for the future","card4_desc":"Adoption of the standard is growing rapidly. Implementing it now positions you ahead of competitors who haven't adopted it yet.","card5_title":"Qualified traffic","card5_desc":"Users arriving via AI responses have a specific intent and are more likely to convert compared to generic search traffic.","card6_title":"Complementary to robots.txt and sitemap","card6_desc":"It doesn't replace traditional SEO but complements it, adding a dedicated channel for communication with language models.","s3_title":"How to use the llms.txt generator","s3_subtitle":"Three steps to create your llms.txt file, with no registration and no data sent to any server.","step1_title":"Enter site name and description","step1_desc":"Fill in your site name and a brief description (1-2 sentences) summarizing what it offers. These will become the H1 heading and blockquote of the llms.txt file.","step2_title":"Add sections and links","step2_desc":"Create your site sections (About, Documentation, Blog, API, etc.) and add the most important links for each. You can add or remove sections and links at any time.","step3_title":"Copy or download the generated file","step3_desc":"The preview updates in real time. When you're satisfied, copy the content or directly download the llms.txt file. Upload it to the root of your domain and you're done.","s4_title":"Frequently asked questions about llms.txt","s4_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about the llms.txt standard and how to implement it.","faq_q1":"What is the llms.txt file?","faq_a1":"The llms.txt file is an emerging standard that allows websites to communicate to language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and others, which site content is available and how it is organized. It works similarly to robots.txt, but is designed specifically for AI engines.","faq_q2":"Why should I create an llms.txt file?","faq_a2":"With the increasing use of AI search engines, having an llms.txt file helps AI crawlers understand your site structure, which pages are relevant and how to navigate them. This can improve your site's visibility in AI-generated responses, driving qualified traffic.","faq_q3":"Where should I place the llms.txt file?","faq_a3":"The llms.txt file should be placed in your domain root, just like robots.txt. For example: https://yoursite.com/llms.txt. This way AI crawlers can find it automatically when they visit your site.","faq_q4":"What is the standard format for llms.txt?","faq_a4":"The format is based on simplified Markdown. It starts with an H1 heading (# Site Name), followed by a description in blockquote (> description), and then H2 sections (## Section Name) with Markdown link lists: - [Label](URL). It's a format readable by both humans and machines.","faq_q5":"What's the difference between llms.txt and robots.txt?","faq_a5":"robots.txt tells traditional crawlers (Googlebot, Bingbot) which pages they can or cannot scan. llms.txt instead is a positive guide for AI models: it indicates which content is available and how it's organized, helping LLMs understand and navigate the site in a structured way.","faq_q6":"Is this generator free?","faq_a6":"Yes, Primo's llms.txt generator is completely free, requires no registration and works 100% client-side. Your data is never sent to any server: everything is processed directly in your browser.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's SEO automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — every day. 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A logical structure helps search engines understand content organization.","intro_c3_title":"Optimal length","intro_c3_desc":"Headings should not exceed 70 characters. Titles that are too long lose impact and may be truncated in search results.","intro_c4_title":"Keywords in headings","intro_c4_desc":"Include main keywords in relevant headings (especially H1 and H2) to strengthen the page's topical relevance.","blog_aria":"Heading Checker Guide","s1_title":"What is a Heading Checker?","s1_p1":"A heading checker is a tool that analyzes the structure of heading tags (H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6) on a web page and verifies they follow SEO and accessibility best practices. Heading tags aren't just stylistic elements: they communicate content hierarchy and organization to Google, helping the search engine understand what the page is about.","s1_p2":"Google uses heading structure to identify the main topic of a page (H1), main sections (H2) and sub-topics (H3 and beyond). A missing or multiple H1, skipped hierarchy levels or empty headings are all negative signals that can reduce content comprehension by crawlers and penalize organic rankings.","s1_p3":"Headings also play a fundamental role in web accessibility: screen readers used by visually impaired people navigate content through the heading structure. A logical and continuous H1→H2→H3 hierarchy makes the page accessible to everyone, improving user experience and complying with WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines).","s2_title":"Why heading structure matters","s2_subtitle":"An optimized heading hierarchy brings concrete benefits for both SEO and user experience.","card1_title":"Improves Google's understanding","card1_desc":"Headings help crawlers map the semantic structure of the page, strengthening topical relevance for target keywords.","card2_title":"Increases time on page","card2_desc":"Well-structured content with clear titles guides reading and reduces bounce rate, improving behavioral signals.","card3_title":"Facilitates content scanning","card3_desc":"79% of users scan pages instead of reading them. Descriptive headings allow users to quickly find the information they're looking for.","card4_title":"Improves web accessibility","card4_desc":"Screen readers navigate pages through headings. A correct structure makes content accessible to all users.","card5_title":"Featured snippet opportunities","card5_desc":"Sections with well-structured H2/H3 and direct answers are ideal candidates for position zero featured snippets.","card6_title":"Logical content organization","card6_desc":"A clear H1→H2→H3 hierarchy makes content more readable, authoritative and shareable, improving engagement metrics.","s3_title":"Heading Tag Best Practices","s3_subtitle":"Follow these guidelines to best structure your page's H1 H2 H3 hierarchy.","do_heading":"✅ What to do","do_1":"One H1 per page, with the main keyword","do_2":"Place the target keyword in H1, preferably at the beginning","do_3":"Follow the sequential hierarchy: H1 → H2 → H3","do_4":"Use descriptive headings that summarize the section content","do_5":"Include semantic variations of the keyword in H2s","do_6":"Keep headings under 70 characters to avoid truncation","dont_heading":"❌ What to avoid","dont_1":"Skipping heading levels (e.g. from H1 directly to H3)","dont_2":"Using headings only for visual style, without semantic value","dont_3":"Having multiple H1s on the same page","dont_4":"Headings that are too long or redundant with the previous title","dont_5":"Empty headings or with non-descriptive text (e.g. \"Section 1\")","dont_6":"Repeating the same keyword in all headings (keyword stuffing)","s4_title":"How Our Heading Checker Works","s4_subtitle":"Three steps for a complete H1-H6 structure analysis, no registration required.","step1_title":"Enter the URL of the page to analyze","step1_desc":"Type or paste the full web page address in the field above. The tool accepts any publicly accessible URL, including blog posts, landing pages, articles and homepages.","step2_title":"The tool analyzes the complete H1-H6 structure","step2_desc":"The tool fetches the page's HTML code and extracts all heading tags (H1 to H6), building the complete hierarchical map in the exact order they appear in the document.","step3_title":"Get score, issues and improvement suggestions","step3_desc":"Instantly get an SEO score from 0 to 100, a list of critical issues, warnings and suggestions ordered by priority, with practical guidance to fix each issue.","s5_title":"Frequently Asked Questions about SEO Heading Tags","s5_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about H1, H2, H3 and heading structure for SEO.","faq_q1":"How many H1s should a page have?","faq_a1":"Every page should have exactly one H1 tag. The H1 is the main title of the page and signals to Google the central topic of the content. Having multiple H1s is not technically an error, but it can confuse search engines and dilute topical relevance. From an SEO perspective, a single clear H1 optimized with the main keyword is always the best choice.","faq_q2":"What is the difference between H1, H2 and H3?","faq_a2":"H1, H2 and H3 represent different hierarchical levels of titles. H1 is the main title of the page (there should be only one). H2s are the titles of main sections, like chapters of a book. H3s are sub-sections of H2s, used to delve into specific topics within a section. H4, H5 and H6 follow the same logic for deeper levels, but are rarely needed in practice.","faq_q3":"Do headings affect Google ranking?","faq_a3":"Yes, heading tags are an on-page relevance signal for Google. H1 in particular helps the search engine understand the main topic of the page. H2s and H3s containing semantic variations of the target keyword help strengthen topical relevance. Additionally, a well-organized heading structure can help achieve featured snippets, which bring significant visibility and traffic.","faq_q4":"Can I use multiple H1s on a page?","faq_a4":"Technically HTML5 allows multiple H1s on a page, but it is not recommended for SEO. Google itself has clarified that it prefers one H1 per page. Having multiple H1s can make it harder for crawlers to understand the primary topic of the page. If you need to distinguish multiple main sections, use H2 for sections and reserve the H1 exclusively for the main content title.","faq_q5":"How long should a heading be?","faq_a5":"There is no strict rule, but for H1s it is recommended to stay under 60-70 characters to prevent them from being truncated in search results. H2s and H3s can be slightly longer if necessary, but in general concise and descriptive headings are more effective. Aim to be informative but direct: a heading should immediately clarify what the section is about.","faq_q6":"Is this tool free?","faq_a6":"Yes, the Primo Heading Checker is completely free and requires no registration. You can analyze any public URL and instantly get a complete report on the H1-H6 heading structure, with SEO score, detected issues and suggestions to improve your page's title hierarchy.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's SEO automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — every day. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"metaTagChecker":{"badge":"Free tool","hero_title":"Meta Tag Checker","hero_subtitle":"Analyze all meta tags of any URL: essential SEO, Open Graph, Twitter Card and technical tags — with optimization suggestions.","input_label":"URL to analyze","url_placeholder":"e.g. https://www.example.com/page","analyze_btn":"Analyze","analyzing_btn":"Analyzing...","input_hint":"Enter the full URL including https:// — press Enter or click Analyze","loading_text":"Fetching and analyzing meta tags...","err_title":"Error during analysis","err_check_url":"Check that the URL is correct and publicly accessible.","err_http":"HTTP Error {status}","err_no_html":"No HTML received from the page","err_unknown":"Unknown error","score_global":"Overall SEO Score","score_excellent":"Excellent","score_good":"Good","score_improve":"Needs improvement","score_critical":"Critical","analysis_of":"Analysis 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{value}","tw_card_missing":"No Twitter Card — use summary_large_image for visual impact","tw_title_found":"Length: {len} chars","tw_title_fallback":"Uses og:title as fallback","tw_title_missing":"Missing","tw_desc_found":"Length: {len} chars","tw_desc_fallback":"Uses og:description as fallback","tw_desc_missing":"Missing","tw_image_found":"Twitter image present","tw_image_fallback":"Uses og:image as fallback","tw_image_missing":"Missing","tech_charset_found":"Encoding: {value}","tech_charset_missing":"Charset not declared — possible encoding issues","tech_lang_found":"Language: {value}","tech_lang_missing":"lang attribute missing — important for accessibility and SEO","tech_favicon_found":"Favicon present","tech_favicon_missing":"Favicon not declared — recommended for browser branding","blog_aria":"Meta Tag Checker Guide","s1_title":"What is a Meta Tag Checker?","s1_p1":"A meta tag checker is a tool that analyzes the HTML meta tags in a web page's header — title, description, canonical, robots, viewport, Open Graph and Twitter Card — and evaluates whether they are correctly set according to SEO best practices. Meta tags are not visible on the page, but they control how the page is interpreted by search engines and presented to users in search results and social shares.","s1_p2":"The title tag is the blue clickable text that appears on Google: it should contain the main keyword and be 30-60 characters long to avoid truncation. The meta description is the preview text that appears below the title in results: although not a direct ranking factor, a well-written description (120-160 characters) significantly increases Click-Through Rate, bringing more organic traffic at the same ranking position.","s1_p3":"Open Graph tags (og:title, og:description, og:image) determine how your links appear when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn or WhatsApp. Twitter Cards serve the same function for Twitter/X. Without these tags, social shares appear as plain text links without preview, drastically reducing visibility and clicks. A complete meta tag checker verifies all these elements and provides specific suggestions to optimize them.","s2_title":"Why Meta Tags are Essential","s2_subtitle":"Optimized meta tags bring concrete benefits for SEO, social visibility and organic traffic.","card1_title":"Control how you appear on Google","card1_desc":"Title and description determine your snippet in search results. A title optimized with the main keyword increases perceived relevance by Google and users.","card2_title":"Determine social media previews","card2_desc":"Open Graph and Twitter Card tags control the title, description and image shown when a link is shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter/X and WhatsApp.","card3_title":"Influence Click-Through Rate","card3_desc":"A persuasive meta description with a clear benefit and CTA can increase CTR by 5-30%, bringing more organic traffic without improving ranking.","card4_title":"Prevent duplicate content","card4_desc":"The canonical tag tells Google the preferred version of a page, preventing duplicate versions (with different URL parameters) from cannibalizing each other in rankings.","card5_title":"Improve indexing","card5_desc":"The meta robots tag controls which pages should be indexed (index/noindex) and whether links should be followed (follow/nofollow), optimizing crawl budget.","card6_title":"Optimize social shareability","card6_desc":"A 1200x630px og:image with polished design increases engagement and clicks in social shares. Without an OG image, links appear as plain text without preview.","s3_title":"Essential Meta Tag Checklist","s3_subtitle":"Follow these guidelines to optimize title, description, Open Graph and technical tags for every page.","do_heading":"✅ Do","do_1":"Unique title for each page with main keyword (30-60 chars)","do_2":"Meta description 120-160 characters with benefit and CTA","do_3":"og:image 1200x630px in JPG or PNG format","do_4":"Self-referencing canonical on every page","do_5":"Responsive viewport: width=device-width, initial-scale=1","do_6":"twitter:card set to summary_large_image","dont_heading":"❌ Don't","dont_1":"Duplicate meta tags across different pages of the site","dont_2":"Missing or incorrectly sized og:image","dont_3":"Meta description too short (under 70 characters)","dont_4":"Incorrect canonical pointing to another page unintentionally","dont_5":"Forgetting twitter:card on pages meant to be shared","dont_6":"Identical title across multiple pages (SEO cannibalization)","s4_title":"How Our Meta Tag Checker Works","s4_subtitle":"Three steps to get a complete analysis of all SEO, Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags, no registration required.","step1_title":"Enter the page URL","step1_desc":"Type or paste the full web page address in the field above. The tool accepts any publicly accessible URL — blog posts, landing pages, homepages, product pages or any other page you want to check.","step2_title":"We analyze SEO, Open Graph, Twitter Card and technical tags","step2_desc":"The tool fetches the page's HTML code and extracts all relevant meta tags: title, description, canonical, robots, viewport, charset, og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, og:type, twitter:card, twitter:image and more. Each tag is evaluated against SEO best practices with a score per category.","step3_title":"Get a score with specific suggestions for each missing tag","step3_desc":"Instantly get an overall SEO score from 0 to 100, an Open Graph image preview, the status of every single meta tag (found, warning, missing) and suggestions with the exact HTML code to add to fix each detected issue.","s5_title":"Frequently Asked Questions about SEO Meta Tags","s5_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about meta tags, Open Graph, Twitter Card and on-page SEO.","faq_q1":"What are meta tags?","faq_a1":"Meta tags are HTML elements placed in the header (<head>) of a web page that provide structured information to search engines and social platforms. They are not directly visible to users on the page, but they determine how the page appears in Google results (title and description), how it's shared on social networks (Open Graph) and what instructions are given to crawlers (robots, canonical). A correct and complete set of meta tags is one of the foundations of on-page SEO.","faq_q2":"Which meta tags are most important for SEO?","faq_a2":"The most important meta tags for SEO are: (1) the <title> tag, which appears as the blue clickable title on Google and is the most direct on-page relevance signal; (2) <meta name=\"description\">, which generates the preview text in results and influences Click-Through Rate; (3) <link rel=\"canonical\">, which avoids duplicate content issues by telling Google the preferred version of a page; (4) <meta name=\"robots\">, which controls whether the page should be indexed and links followed; (5) <meta name=\"viewport\">, essential for mobile compatibility and smartphone ranking.","faq_q3":"What is Open Graph and why is it needed?","faq_a3":"Open Graph is a protocol created by Facebook (now Meta) that allows websites to control how their content appears when shared on social networks. Open Graph meta tags (og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url) define the title, description, image and URL shown in share previews on Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and other social channels. Without og:image, for example, the shared link won't show any visual preview, drastically reducing clicks and social traffic. An optimal og:image measures 1200x630 pixels.","faq_q4":"What are Twitter Cards?","faq_a4":"Twitter Cards (now X Cards) are a meta tag system specific to Twitter/X that enriches shared links with visual previews, large images and custom metadata. The main tag is twitter:card, which can be summary (small preview), summary_large_image (large image, most used) or app (for mobile apps). Although Twitter uses Open Graph tags as fallback, it's recommended to explicitly set twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description and twitter:image to ensure maximum compatibility and control exactly how your content appears on the platform.","faq_q5":"How do I check if my meta tags are correct?","faq_a5":"You can check your meta tags using Primo's Meta Tag Checker: enter the page URL and in seconds you'll receive a complete analysis with SEO score, status of every tag (found, missing, needs improvement) and specific suggestions. For Open Graph tags you can also use Facebook's Sharing Debugger. For Twitter Cards you can use Twitter's Card Validator. Google Search Console shows indexing issues related to robots and canonical. Regular meta tag audits, especially after CMS updates, are a fundamental best practice.","faq_q6":"Is this tool free?","faq_a6":"Yes, Primo's Meta Tag Checker is completely free and requires no registration. You can analyze any public URL and immediately receive a detailed report on all essential SEO meta tags, Open Graph, Twitter Card and technical tags, with a score from 0 to 100, OG image preview and specific optimization suggestions for every missing or suboptimal tag.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's meta tags automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — with perfect title, description and Open Graph for every page. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"robotsTxtTester":{"badge":"Free tool","hero_title":"Robots.txt Tester","hero_subtitle":"Analyze and verify your site's robots.txt file. Check syntax, directives, sitemap and test whether specific URLs are blocked or accessible to crawlers.","input_label":"Enter the domain to analyze","url_placeholder":"example.com or https://example.com","analyze_btn":"Analyze robots.txt","analyzing_btn":"Analyzing...","err_empty_url":"Please enter a valid URL.","err_invalid_url":"Invalid URL. Make sure to include the full domain.","err_http":"HTTP Error {status}","err_fetch":"Error fetching the robots.txt file.","score_excellent":"Excellent","score_improve":"Needs improvement","score_critical":"Critical","severity_critical":"Critical","severity_warning":"Warning","severity_info":"Info","summary_title":"Analysis summary","stat_useragents":"User-Agents","stat_directives":"Directives","stat_sitemap":"Sitemap","stat_size":"Size","issues_title":"Issues and suggestions ({count})","test_url_title":"Test a URL","test_url_desc":"Check whether a specific path is blocked or accessible based on the analyzed robots.txt rules.","test_path_label":"URL path to test","all_bots":"* (All bots)","test_btn":"Test","test_blocked":"BLOCKED","test_accessible":"ACCESSIBLE","test_matched_rule":"Matching rule: {rule}","test_no_match":"No matching blocking rule.","directives_title":"Directives found","no_directives":"No directives found.","empty_value":"(empty)","raw_title":"Robots.txt content","issue_empty":"The robots.txt file is empty or does not exist. Crawlers receive no instructions about your site.","issue_http_error":"The robots.txt file returned an HTTP {status} error. Crawlers may interpret this as no restrictions.","issue_too_large":"The robots.txt file is too large ({size} KB). Google may ignore rules beyond the first 500 KB.","issue_large":"The robots.txt file is fairly large ({size} KB). Try to keep it under 100 KB to ensure complete parsing.","issue_unknown_lines":"{count} line(s) with unrecognized syntax (lines {lines}). Verify that each line contains a valid directive.","issue_no_useragent":"No User-agent directive found. Without a User-agent, rules are not applied to any crawler.","issue_no_wildcard":"Missing a User-agent: * (wildcard) section. Crawlers not explicitly listed will receive no instructions.","issue_no_sitemap":"No Sitemap directive found. Adding a sitemap reference helps crawlers discover all pages on the site.","issue_sitemap_relative":"The sitemap \"{url}\" must be an absolute URL (start with http:// or https://).","issue_disallow_all":"Disallow: / for User-agent: * blocks the entire site from all crawlers. If unintentional, this prevents indexing.","issue_wildcard_patterns":"{count} rule(s) with wildcard patterns (* or $). Make sure they work as intended.","issue_crawldelay_high":"Crawl-delay of {delay} seconds detected. High values significantly slow down site crawling.","issue_crawldelay_present":"Crawl-delay of {delay} second(s) present. Note: Googlebot ignores this directive.","issue_empty_disallow":"Empty Disallow detected. This allows access to the entire site — correct if intentional.","issue_best_practices":"The robots.txt file follows best practices: it has a wildcard User-agent, no syntax errors and a declared sitemap.","s1_title":"What is a Robots.txt Tester?","s1_p1":"A robots.txt tester is a tool that analyzes your website's robots.txt file and verifies that directives are correct, syntax is valid and there are no rules accidentally blocking crawler access. The robots.txt file is the first point of contact between Googlebot and your site: errors in this file can prevent important pages from being indexed or waste crawl budget on irrelevant resources.","s1_p2":"Google uses the robots.txt to determine which sections of the site to crawl. A misconfigured file can have severe consequences: blocking the entire site from crawlers, preventing the reading of CSS and JavaScript needed for rendering, or failing to communicate the XML sitemap location.","s1_p3":"Our tool automatically fetches the robots.txt file from your domain, analyzes every line, identifies syntax issues, verifies best practices and lets you test whether specific URLs are blocked or accessible for each user-agent.","s2_title":"Why robots.txt matters for SEO","s2_subtitle":"An optimized robots.txt is essential for managing crawl budget and guiding search engines.","card1_title":"Crawl budget management","card1_desc":"Tell crawlers which pages to scan, avoiding wasting resources on filters, duplicate pages or restricted areas of the site.","card2_title":"Sitemap communication","card2_desc":"The Sitemap directive in robots.txt signals the location of the XML sitemap, helping search engines discover all pages.","card3_title":"Restricted area protection","card3_desc":"Prevent crawling of admin panels, staging pages, internal API endpoints and content not intended for indexing.","card4_title":"Performance optimization","card4_desc":"By reducing crawler requests on unnecessary resources, you lighten server load and improve response times.","card5_title":"Focus on important content","card5_desc":"By guiding crawlers to key pages, you increase the chances that your best content gets crawled and indexed quickly.","card6_title":"Duplicate content prevention","card6_desc":"Block crawling of parameterized versions, internal search pages and filters that generate useless duplicate content.","s3_title":"Robots.txt Best Practices","s3_subtitle":"Follow these guidelines to optimally configure your site's robots.txt file.","do_heading":"✅ Do","do_1":"Always include a User-agent: * section as a base rule","do_2":"Add the Sitemap directive with an absolute URL","do_3":"Block admin areas, staging and internal API endpoints","do_4":"Test changes before publishing them to production","do_5":"Keep the file under 500 KB in size","do_6":"Use Allow for specific exceptions within blocked areas","dont_heading":"❌ Don't","dont_1":"Block the entire site with Disallow: / without reason","dont_2":"Use robots.txt to hide sensitive data (it's not secure)","dont_3":"Block CSS and JavaScript files needed for rendering","dont_4":"Use relative URLs in the Sitemap directive","dont_5":"Have an enormous robots.txt file with thousands of rules","dont_6":"Forget to update rules after site restructuring","s4_title":"How our Robots.txt Tester works","s4_subtitle":"Three steps to get a complete analysis of your robots.txt, no registration required.","step1_title":"Enter the domain of the site to analyze","step1_desc":"Type or paste the domain in the field above. The tool automatically fetches the robots.txt file from the site root by appending /robots.txt to the provided URL.","step2_title":"The tool analyzes syntax, directives and rules","step2_desc":"The tool parses every line of the robots.txt, identifies directives (User-agent, Disallow, Allow, Sitemap, Crawl-delay), verifies syntax and detects any issues.","step3_title":"Get your score, issues and test your URLs","step3_desc":"Get a score from 0 to 100, a list of issues sorted by severity, the complete list of directives and a tool to test whether specific paths are blocked or accessible.","s5_title":"Robots.txt Frequently Asked Questions","s5_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about the robots.txt file and crawler management.","faq_q1":"What is the robots.txt file and what is it for?","faq_a1":"The robots.txt is a text file located at the root of a website (e.g. example.com/robots.txt) that tells search engine crawlers which pages or sections they can scan and which they should avoid. It doesn't block indexing itself: for that you need the noindex meta tag. However, it's essential for managing crawl budget and preventing the scanning of useless areas like admin panels, duplicate pages or internal resources.","faq_q2":"Can robots.txt prevent a page from being indexed?","faq_a2":"No, robots.txt prevents crawling, not indexing. If a page is linked from other sites, Google may index it even without crawling it, showing a result with generic title and description. To prevent indexing, use the 'noindex' meta tag or the X-Robots-Tag HTTP header. Important: if you block a page with robots.txt, Google won't be able to read the noindex tag inside it.","faq_q3":"What are the most common robots.txt errors?","faq_a3":"The most frequent errors are: blocking the entire site with 'Disallow: /' for User-agent: *, not including the Sitemap directive, using relative URLs in the sitemap instead of absolute ones, syntax errors in directives, and blocking CSS/JS needed for page rendering. Another common mistake is forgetting the wildcard User-agent (*), leaving unspecified bots without instructions.","faq_q4":"What happens if my site doesn't have a robots.txt?","faq_a4":"If the robots.txt file doesn't exist (returns a 404), crawlers will interpret the absence as permission to scan the entire site without restrictions. This isn't necessarily a problem for small sites, but for large sites it means crawl budget could be wasted on irrelevant pages like filters, internal search pages or restricted areas.","faq_q5":"How large can the robots.txt file be?","faq_a5":"Google imposes a 500 KB limit for the robots.txt file. Rules beyond this limit are ignored, which could accidentally allow crawling of pages you wanted to block. If your file approaches this limit, consider consolidating rules using wildcard patterns (*) or reorganizing the site structure to reduce the necessary directives.","faq_q6":"Does Googlebot respect the Crawl-delay directive?","faq_a6":"No, Googlebot completely ignores the Crawl-delay directive. To control Google's crawl speed, you need to use the 'Crawl rate' setting in Google Search Console. Other bots like Bingbot, Yandex and some crawlers do respect Crawl-delay. If your server has load issues, it's better to act at the server configuration level rather than relying solely on robots.txt.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's SEO automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — every day. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"xmlSitemapChecker":{"badge":"Free tool","hero_title":"XML Sitemap Checker","hero_subtitle":"Verify the structure and validity of your XML sitemap. Check URLs, lastmod, duplicates, format errors and sitemap index support.","input_label":"Enter the sitemap URL or domain","url_placeholder":"e.g. example.com or https://example.com/sitemap.xml","analyze_btn":"Analyze Sitemap","analyzing_btn":"Analyzing…","loading_text":"Fetching and analyzing the sitemap…","err_empty_url":"Please enter a valid URL or domain.","err_invalid_url":"Invalid URL. Enter a domain (e.g. example.com) or a full URL to the sitemap.","err_http":"HTTP error {status}","err_no_content":"No content received. Verify the sitemap exists at the specified URL.","err_not_xml":"The retrieved content does not appear to be a valid XML sitemap. Check the URL.","err_parse":"The file does not contain valid XML.","err_fetch":"Error fetching the sitemap.","score_label":"Sitemap Score","score_excellent":"Excellent","score_improve":"Needs improvement","score_critical":"Critical","severity_critical":"Critical","severity_warning":"Warning","severity_info":"Info","stats_label":"Statistics","stat_sitemaps":"Sitemaps","stat_total_urls":"Total URLs","stat_with_lastmod":"With lastmod","stat_without_lastmod":"Without lastmod","stat_duplicates":"Duplicates","stat_invalid_urls":"Invalid URLs","stats_index_summary":"Sitemap Index with {count} child sitemaps.","stats_urlset_summary":"{critical} critical issues, {warnings} warnings, {info} suggestions.","issues_title":"Issues found","no_issues_title":"No issues found!","no_issues_desc":"The XML sitemap appears well-structured and valid.","no_lastmod":"no lastmod","remaining_urls":"… and {count} more URLs not shown","remaining_sitemaps":"… and {count} more sitemaps not shown","list_title_index":"Sitemaps found in the index","list_title_urlset":"URLs found in the sitemap","list_subtitle_index":"First {shown} of {total} child sitemaps.","list_subtitle_urlset":"First {shown} of {total} total URLs.","issue_index_empty":"The sitemap index does not contain any child sitemaps.","issue_index_duplicates":"Found {count} duplicate sitemaps in the sitemap index.","issue_index_invalid_urls":"{count} invalid URLs in the sitemap index.","issue_index_no_lastmod":"{without} sitemaps out of {total} ({pct}%) are missing the <lastmod> tag.","issue_index_ok":"The sitemap index appears well-structured. Also verify the child sitemaps individually.","issue_empty":"The sitemap contains no URLs. Add the pages you want indexed.","issue_too_many_urls":"The sitemap contains {count} URLs, exceeding the 50,000 per file limit. Split it using a sitemap index.","issue_approaching_limit":"The sitemap contains {count} URLs. It's approaching the 50,000 limit. Consider a sitemap index.","issue_duplicates":"Found {count} duplicate URLs. Each URL should appear only once.","issue_invalid_urls":"{count} invalid URLs (wrong format or missing protocol).","issue_no_lastmod_all":"No URL has the <lastmod> tag. Adding it helps search engines understand when pages were updated.","issue_no_lastmod_many":"{without} URLs out of {total} ({pct}%) are missing the <lastmod> tag.","issue_no_lastmod_few":"{without} URLs out of {total} ({pct}%) are missing the <lastmod> tag.","issue_invalid_dates":"{count} URLs with invalid <lastmod> date (expected format: YYYY-MM-DD).","issue_invalid_changefreq":"{count} URLs with invalid <changefreq> value. Accepted values: {values}.","issue_invalid_priority":"{count} URLs with invalid <priority> value. Must be a number between 0.0 and 1.0.","issue_future_dates":"{count} URLs with <lastmod> dates in the future. Verify the dates are correct.","issue_urlset_ok":"The sitemap appears well-structured. Make sure it's referenced in your robots.txt.","intro_title":"Why is the XML sitemap important for SEO?","intro_card1_title":"Guides crawlers","intro_card1_desc":"The XML sitemap tells Google and other search engines which pages on your site should be crawled and indexed.","intro_card2_title":"Update dates","intro_card2_desc":"The <lastmod> tag communicates when a page was modified, helping crawlers prioritize updated content.","intro_card3_title":"New page discovery","intro_card3_desc":"New or orphan pages (without internal links) can only be discovered by search engines if they're in the sitemap.","intro_card4_title":"Sitemap Index for large sites","intro_card4_desc":"Sites with over 50,000 URLs must use a sitemap index that groups multiple child sitemaps to respect the per-file limit.","blog_aria":"XML Sitemap Checker Guide","s1_title":"What is an XML Sitemap?","s1_p1":"An XML sitemap is a structured file that lists the URLs on your website intended for indexing by search engines. Unlike an HTML sitemap designed for users, the XML sitemap is specifically designed for crawlers like Googlebot. It contains metadata such as the last modification date (<code><lastmod></code>), update frequency (<code><changefreq></code>), and relative priority (<code><priority></code>).","s1_p2":"Google uses the sitemap as a discovery signal: even though the crawler can find pages by following internal links, the sitemap ensures no important page is overlooked, especially orphan pages, newly created ones, or those reachable only after many clicks from the homepage.","s1_p3":"For large sites, you can use a sitemap index that groups multiple sitemap files, each containing up to 50,000 URLs. This approach is essential for e-commerce, news portals, and any site with thousands of pages.","s2_title":"Why verify your XML Sitemap","s2_subtitle":"A sitemap with errors can hinder your site's indexing. Here's what to check.","card1_title":"Complete indexing","card1_desc":"Verify that all important URLs are included in the sitemap and no strategic page is excluded from indexing.","card2_title":"Remove duplicate URLs","card2_desc":"Duplicate URLs in the sitemap waste crawl budget and can confuse search engines about the canonical version of pages.","card3_title":"Check lastmod dates","card3_desc":"Missing or incorrect <lastmod> dates prevent Google from understanding which content has been updated and deserves a new crawl.","card4_title":"Validate XML structure","card4_desc":"XML syntax errors make the sitemap unreadable for crawlers. Even a single unclosed tag can invalidate the entire file.","card5_title":"Respect technical limits","card5_desc":"Max 50,000 URLs and 50 MB per file. Exceeding these limits means part of the sitemap will be ignored by search engines.","card6_title":"Optimize crawl budget","card6_desc":"A clean sitemap without errors, redirects or 404 pages allows crawlers to focus resources on truly important pages.","s3_title":"XML Sitemap Best Practices","s3_subtitle":"Follow these guidelines for an optimal sitemap.","do_heading":"✅ What to do","do_1":"Include only canonical URLs with status 200","do_2":"Add accurate <lastmod> to every URL","do_3":"Use a sitemap index for sites with many URLs","do_4":"Register the sitemap in Google Search Console","do_5":"Reference the sitemap in robots.txt","do_6":"Automatically update the sitemap when content changes","dont_heading":"❌ What to avoid","dont_1":"Including URLs with 301/302 redirects or 404 errors","dont_2":"Exceeding 50,000 URLs per sitemap file","dont_3":"Using false or always-identical <lastmod> dates","dont_4":"Including URLs blocked by robots.txt or noindex","dont_5":"Having duplicate URLs or trailing slash variants","dont_6":"Leaving XML syntax errors in the file","s4_title":"How our XML Sitemap Checker works","s4_subtitle":"Three steps to analyze your sitemap, no registration required.","step1_title":"Enter the domain or sitemap URL","step1_desc":"Type your domain (e.g. example.com) and the tool will automatically look for /sitemap.xml. Or paste the direct URL to your sitemap if it's in a different location.","step2_title":"The tool fetches and analyzes the XML sitemap","step2_desc":"The tool downloads the XML file, detects whether it's a standard sitemap or a sitemap index, and analyzes each entry verifying URLs, dates, formats and structure.","step3_title":"Get a score, statistics and issues to fix","step3_desc":"Get a score from 0 to 100, detailed statistics (total URLs, with/without lastmod, duplicates), list of critical issues and suggestions to optimize the sitemap.","s5_title":"XML Sitemap FAQ","s5_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about XML sitemaps for SEO.","faq_q1":"What is an XML sitemap and what is it for?","faq_a1":"An XML sitemap is an XML file that lists all the URLs on your website that you want search engines to index. It works like a road map for Google, Bing and other crawlers: it indicates which pages exist, when they were updated and how important they are. Having a well-structured sitemap facilitates the discovery and indexing of all pages, especially for large, new sites or those with complex navigation structures.","faq_q2":"What's the difference between XML sitemap and sitemap index?","faq_a2":"A standard XML sitemap (urlset) directly contains the list of page URLs. A sitemap index, on the other hand, is an XML file that points to other child sitemaps. It's used when a site has more than 50,000 URLs or when the file exceeds 50 MB uncompressed. The sitemap index allows organizing URLs into multiple thematic files (e.g. sitemap-posts.xml, sitemap-products.xml), making management more efficient and respecting technical limits imposed by search engines.","faq_q3":"How important is the <lastmod> tag in the sitemap?","faq_a3":"The <lastmod> tag indicates the date of the last modification of a page. Google uses it to decide crawl priority: recently updated pages are revisited first. Without <lastmod>, crawlers must guess when a page changed, which can slow down the indexing of your updates. It's important that dates are accurate and automatically updated when content actually changes.","faq_q4":"How many URLs can a sitemap contain?","faq_a4":"According to the official sitemap protocol specifications, each XML sitemap file can contain a maximum of 50,000 URLs and must not exceed 50 MB (uncompressed). If your site has more than 50,000 pages, you need to split the URLs into multiple sitemap files and reference them through a sitemap index. Most modern CMSs (WordPress, Shopify, etc.) handle this splitting automatically.","faq_q5":"Where should I put the sitemap in robots.txt?","faq_a5":"It's a best practice to add a reference to your sitemap in the robots.txt file at the root of the domain. Simply add the line 'Sitemap: https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml' at the end of the file. This allows crawlers to automatically discover your sitemap. Additionally, it's recommended to register the sitemap directly in Google Search Console to monitor indexing status.","faq_q6":"Is this tool free?","faq_a6":"Yes, Primo's XML Sitemap Checker is completely free and requires no registration. You can analyze the sitemap of any public website and immediately get a complete report with score, detected issues, URL statistics and suggestions to improve your XML sitemap.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's SEO automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — every day. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"canonicalChecker":{"badge":"Free tool","hero_title":"Canonical Tag Checker","hero_subtitle":"Check the canonical tags of your web pages. Verify self-referencing, absolute URLs, consistency with og:url and detect duplicate content issues.","input_label":"Page URL to check","url_placeholder":"https://example.com/page","analyze_btn":"Check canonical","analyzing_btn":"Analyzing...","err_empty_url":"Please enter a valid URL.","err_invalid_url":"Invalid URL. Make sure to include the full domain.","err_http":"HTTP Error {status}","err_no_html":"No HTML content received from the page.","err_fetch":"Error while fetching the page.","loading_text":"Checking canonical tag...","score_label":"Canonical Score","score_excellent":"Excellent","score_improve":"Needs improvement","score_critical":"Critical","severity_critical":"Critical","severity_warning":"Warning","severity_info":"Info","summary_title":"Summary","stat_passed":"Checks passed","stat_critical":"Critical issues","stat_warnings":"Warnings","canonical_found":"Canonical found: {url}","canonical_not_found":"No canonical tag found on this page.","comparison_title":"URL Comparison","comparison_subtitle":"Comparison between page URL, canonical and og:url.","url_page":"Page URL","url_canonical":"Canonical URL","url_http_link":"HTTP Link canonical","not_found":"Not found","checks_title":"Canonical checks","issues_title":"Issues detected","no_issues_title":"No issues detected!","no_issues_desc":"The canonical tag configuration on this page is correct.","chk1_label":"Canonical tag present","chk1_pass":"The page has a <link rel=\"canonical\"> tag with value: {url}","chk1_fail":"No <link rel=\"canonical\"> tag found. Every page should have a canonical tag to avoid duplicate content issues.","chk1_issue":"Canonical tag missing. Add <link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"...\"> in the page's <head>.","chk2_label":"Unique canonical tag","chk2_pass":"Only one canonical tag present on the page. Correct.","chk2_fail":"Found {count} canonical tags. Only one should be present to avoid confusion for search engines.","chk2_issue":"Found {count} canonical tags on the page. Remove duplicates and keep only the correct one.","chk3_label":"Absolute URL","chk3_pass":"The canonical URL uses an absolute path (with protocol and domain). Correct.","chk3_fail":"The canonical URL \"{url}\" is relative. Search engines require absolute URLs (e.g. https://example.com/page).","chk3_issue":"The canonical URL \"{url}\" is relative. Always use an absolute URL with full protocol and domain.","chk4_label":"Valid URL format","chk4_pass":"The canonical URL has a valid format.","chk4_fail":"The canonical URL \"{url}\" has an invalid format.","chk4_issue":"Invalid canonical URL format: \"{url}\". Verify that the URL is correct.","chk5_label":"Self-referencing canonical","chk5_pass":"The canonical URL points to itself (self-referencing). This is the recommended configuration for original pages.","chk5_fail":"The canonical points to a different URL than the current page. Page: {page} — Canonical: {canonical}. This may be intentional (e.g. pagination, parameters), but verify it is correct.","chk5_issue":"Non self-referencing canonical. Page \"{page}\" points canonical to \"{canonical}\". Verify this is intentional.","chk6_label":"Consistent protocol","chk6_pass":"Canonical and page use the same protocol ({protocol}). Correct.","chk6_fail":"The page uses {pageProto} but the canonical uses {canonicalProto}. This can cause indexing issues.","chk6_issue":"Protocol mismatch: page uses {pageProto} but canonical uses {canonicalProto}. Align the protocols.","chk7_label":"Canonical = og:url","chk7_pass":"The canonical URL matches the og:url tag. Signals are consistent.","chk7_fail":"The canonical ({canonical}) does not match og:url ({ogurl}). This can send conflicting signals to Google and social media.","chk7_issue":"Canonical URL and og:url do not match. Canonical: \"{canonical}\" — og:url: \"{ogurl}\". Align them for consistency.","chk7_no_og_label":"og:url tag present","chk7_no_og_detail":"No og:url tag found. Not required, but recommended to keep it consistent with the canonical.","chk8_label":"HTTP header = HTML canonical","chk8_pass":"The canonical in the HTTP header matches the HTML tag. Consistent.","chk8_fail":"The canonical in the HTTP header ({http}) does not match the HTML tag ({html}). Google may get confused.","chk8_issue":"Conflict between canonical HTTP header (\"{http}\") and HTML tag (\"{html}\"). Align them.","chk8_no_header_label":"HTTP Link canonical header","chk8_no_header_detail":"No canonical in the HTTP header. Not a problem: the HTML tag is sufficient.","intro_title":"Why is the canonical tag important for SEO?","intro_card1_title":"Prevents duplicate content","intro_card1_desc":"The canonical tag tells Google which is the preferred version of a page, avoiding penalties for duplicate content.","intro_card2_title":"Consolidates link equity","intro_card2_desc":"When multiple URLs show the same content, the canonical consolidates all link value to the preferred page.","intro_card3_title":"Improves indexing","intro_card3_desc":"Helps Googlebot better manage crawl budget by indexing the right pages and ignoring duplicates.","intro_card4_title":"Manages URL parameters","intro_card4_desc":"Tracking parameters, filters and sorting can create duplicates. The canonical solves the problem at its root.","blog_aria":"Canonical Tag Checker Guide","s1_title":"What is a Canonical Tag?","s1_p1":"The canonical tag (also known as rel=\"canonical\") is an HTML element that tells search engines which version of a web page should be considered the original. When the same content is accessible from multiple different URLs — due to tracking parameters, www/non-www variations, http/https protocol or trailing slashes — the canonical tag resolves the ambiguity by indicating to Google the preferred version.","s1_p2":"Without a correct canonical tag, Google may consider the variants as duplicate pages, diluting link equity across multiple URLs and penalizing organic rankings. The tag is placed in the <code><head></code> of the HTML document with the format: <code><link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https://example.com/page\"></code>","s1_p3":"A canonical tag checker analyzes the canonical configuration on your page, verifying it is present, uses an absolute URL, is self-referencing (when appropriate) and is consistent with other signals like og:url and the HTTP Link header.","s2_title":"Why the Canonical Tag is important for SEO","s2_subtitle":"A correctly configured canonical tag brings concrete benefits for indexing and ranking.","card1_title":"Prevents duplicate penalties","card1_desc":"Google may penalize pages with duplicate content. The canonical clarifies which URL is the original, protecting your ranking.","card2_title":"Consolidates link equity","card2_desc":"Without a canonical, backlinks are distributed across multiple URLs. With a canonical, all value is concentrated on the preferred page.","card3_title":"Optimizes crawl budget","card3_desc":"Googlebot has limited resources to crawl your site. The canonical reduces duplicate pages to crawl, improving efficiency.","card4_title":"Controls indexing","card4_desc":"You decide which version of the page appears in search results, preventing Google from choosing the wrong version.","card5_title":"Manages parameters and variants","card5_desc":"UTM parameters, filters, sorting and pagination create different URLs for the same content. The canonical unifies everything.","card6_title":"Improves SEO performance","card6_desc":"A site with correct canonicals is cleaner in Google's eyes, with stronger and more consistent ranking signals.","s3_title":"How our Canonical Tag Checker works","s3_subtitle":"Three steps to check your page's canonical configuration, no registration required.","step1_title":"Enter the page URL to check","step1_desc":"Type or paste the full web page address in the field above. The tool accepts any publicly accessible URL.","step2_title":"The tool analyzes the canonical tag and related signals","step2_desc":"The tool fetches the page's HTML and HTTP headers, extracting the canonical tag, og:url and any Link rel=canonical header for a complete analysis.","step3_title":"Get score, URL comparison and suggestions","step3_desc":"Get a score from 0 to 100, a visual URL comparison, the result of each check and practical suggestions to fix any issues.","s4_title":"Frequently asked questions about Canonical Tags","s4_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about the canonical tag and duplicate content management.","faq_q1":"What is a canonical tag?","faq_a1":"The canonical tag (rel=\"canonical\") is an HTML element that tells search engines which is the preferred version of a web page. It is placed in the document's <head> with the format: <link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https://example.com/page\">. It solves duplicate content issues when the same content is accessible from multiple different URLs (parameters, www vs non-www, http vs https, trailing slash, etc.).","faq_q2":"What does self-referencing canonical mean?","faq_a2":"A self-referencing canonical means the page's canonical tag points to the page itself. This is the recommended configuration for original pages: every page should have a canonical pointing to its own URL. This confirms to Google that the specific URL is the canonical version of the content, preventing issues with URL parameters, protocol variations or trailing slashes.","faq_q3":"What is the difference between canonical and 301 redirect?","faq_a3":"A 301 redirect is a server-side directive that physically redirects the user and crawler to a new URL, transferring 100% of link equity. The canonical is a hint in the HTML code that tells Google the preferred version without redirecting the user. Use 301 when a page has been permanently moved. Use canonical when multiple URLs serve the same content but must all remain accessible (e.g. versions with tracking parameters).","faq_q4":"Should the canonical be an absolute or relative URL?","faq_a4":"The canonical should always be an absolute URL, meaning with protocol (https://) and full domain. Correct example: <link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https://example.com/page\">. Wrong example: <link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"/page\">. Google accepts relative URLs but explicitly recommends using absolute URLs to avoid interpretation ambiguity.","faq_q5":"What happens if canonical and og:url are different?","faq_a5":"If the canonical tag and og:url tag point to different URLs, conflicting signals are created. Google uses the canonical to determine the preferred version of the page, while social media (Facebook, LinkedIn) use og:url as the reference URL for shares. Ideally they should match to send a consistent signal. If different, Google might ignore the canonical or misinterpret which page is preferred.","faq_q6":"Is this tool free?","faq_a6":"Yes, Primo's Canonical Tag Checker is completely free and requires no registration. You can check any public URL and immediately get a complete report on the canonical tag configuration, with score, URL comparison and suggestions to fix any issues.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's SEO automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — every day. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"redirectChecker":{"badge":"Free tool","hero_title":"Redirect Checker","hero_subtitle":"Analyze the redirect chains of any URL. Visualize each hop with status codes, identify loops, long chains and HTTP/HTTPS issues.","input_label":"Enter the URL to analyze","url_placeholder":"e.g. https://example.com/old-page","analyze_btn":"Analyze","analyzing_btn":"Analyzing…","loading_text":"Tracing redirects…","err_empty_url":"Please enter a valid URL.","err_invalid_url":"Invalid URL. Make sure to include the full domain.","err_http":"HTTP Error {status}","err_fetch":"Error fetching the page.","score_label":"Redirect Score","score_excellent":"Excellent","score_improve":"Needs improvement","score_critical":"Critical","summary_label":"Summary","stat_redirects":"Redirects","stat_final_status":"Final status","stat_issues":"Issues","summary_no_redirect":"No redirects detected — the page responds directly.","summary_detail":"{critical} critical issues, {warnings} warnings, {info} notes.","issues_title":"Issues detected","no_issues_title":"No issues detected!","no_issues_desc":"The URL has no redirects and responds correctly.","severity_critical":"Critical","severity_warning":"Warning","severity_info":"Info","chain_title":"Redirect chain","chain_desc_hops":"Visualization of {count} hops from the starting URL to the final destination.","chain_desc_none":"The URL responds directly without any redirect.","no_redirect_title":"No redirects","no_redirect_desc":"The URL responds directly with status 200 — no redirect chain detected.","final_destination":"Final destination","legend_301":"Permanent","legend_302":"Temporary","legend_307":"Temp (method)","legend_308":"Perm (method)","issue_chain_very_long":"Very long redirect chain: {count} hops. Search engines may not follow all redirects and the user experiences excessive latency.","issue_chain_long":"Long redirect chain: {count} hops. Try to reduce to a maximum of 2-3 redirects to avoid penalizing performance and crawl budget.","issue_chain_multi":"The chain has {count} hops. Ideally a redirect should lead directly to the final destination with a single hop.","issue_302_single":"Found {count} 302 redirect (temporary). If the redirect is permanent, use 301 to transfer link juice and correctly signal the new URL to Google.","issue_302_multi":"Found {count} 302 redirects (temporary). If the redirect is permanent, use 301 to transfer link juice and correctly signal the new URL to Google.","issue_mixed_protocol":"The chain mixes HTTP and HTTPS URLs. Make sure all redirects point to HTTPS to avoid mixed content and security issues.","issue_loop":"Redirect loop detected! The same URL appears multiple times in the chain. This causes a browser error and prevents access to the page.","issue_307":"307 (Temporary Redirect) detected. Unlike 302, 307 preserves the HTTP method of the original request. Useful for form submission but does not transfer link juice.","issue_308":"308 (Permanent Redirect) detected. Like 301, but preserves the HTTP method of the original request. A valid choice for permanent redirects.","issue_final_client":"The final destination responds with status {status} (client error). The redirect chain leads to an unreachable page.","issue_final_server":"The final destination responds with status {status} (server error). The destination page has a server-side problem.","issue_final_redirect":"The final destination still responds with a redirect ({status}). The chain may be incomplete or have too many hops.","intro_title":"Why check redirects?","intro_card1_title":"Redirect chains slow down your site","intro_card1_desc":"Each redirect adds latency to the request. A long chain can increase page load time by hundreds of milliseconds, worsening user experience and Core Web Vitals.","intro_card2_title":"Google has a limited crawl budget","intro_card2_desc":"Googlebot follows a limited number of redirects per URL. Chains that are too long can prevent indexing of the destination page.","intro_card3_title":"Link juice dilutes with each hop","intro_card3_desc":"Each redirect in the chain can cause a slight loss of PageRank. A direct 301 redirect transfers the maximum SEO value.","intro_card4_title":"302 vs 301: choose the right type","intro_card4_desc":"A 302 redirect (temporary) does not transfer link juice like 301 (permanent). Using the wrong type can hurt your rankings.","blog_aria":"Redirect Checker Guide","s1_title":"What is a Redirect Checker?","s1_p1":"A redirect checker is a tool that traces the entire redirect chain of a URL, showing each individual hop from the starting point to the final destination. For each step it displays the HTTP status code (301, 302, 307, 308) and the destination URL, allowing you to quickly identify issues such as overly long chains, infinite loops or incorrect use of redirect codes.","s1_p2":"Redirects are instructions that the server sends to the browser to automatically forward a request from one URL to another. They are essential when migrating content, changing domains or restructuring your site. However, poorly configured redirects can cause serious SEO, performance and indexing issues.","s1_p3":"This tool automatically analyzes each hop in the chain and identifies the most common problems: overly long chains that slow down the site, 302 redirects used instead of 301, infinite loops that make the page inaccessible, and mixing of HTTP and HTTPS URLs in the same chain.","s2_title":"Why redirects matter for SEO","s2_subtitle":"Proper redirect management is essential to maintain organic rankings and provide a good user experience.","card1_title":"Preserves PageRank","card1_desc":"A correct 301 redirect transfers up to 99% of link juice to the new URL, maintaining the SEO value accumulated over time.","card2_title":"Reduces latency","card2_desc":"Each redirect adds 50-100ms of latency. Minimizing hops improves Core Web Vitals and user experience.","card3_title":"Optimizes crawl budget","card3_desc":"Google has limited crawling resources. Clean and direct redirects allow Googlebot to index more useful pages.","card4_title":"Ensures security","card4_desc":"Properly configured HTTP to HTTPS redirects protect user data and are a ranking signal for Google.","card5_title":"Maintains organic traffic","card5_desc":"Missing or incorrect redirects after a migration can cause 50-90% traffic losses. A correct 301 preserves rankings.","card6_title":"Simplifies maintenance","card6_desc":"A clean and documented redirect structure makes the site easier to manage and prevents chain accumulation over time.","s3_title":"How our Redirect Checker works","s3_subtitle":"Three steps to trace and analyze redirects of any URL, no registration required.","step1_title":"Enter the URL to check","step1_desc":"Type or paste the page address in the field above. The tool accepts any publicly accessible URL, including pages with HTTP to HTTPS redirects, domain changes or URL restructuring.","step2_title":"The tool traces every single redirect","step2_desc":"The tool follows the entire redirect chain without automatically following redirections, recording each hop with its HTTP status code (301, 302, 307, 308) until the final destination.","step3_title":"Get the complete report with score and issues","step3_desc":"Get a clear visualization of the chain, a score from 0 to 100, and a list of critical issues, warnings and suggestions sorted by priority to optimize your site's redirects.","s4_title":"Frequently asked questions about Redirects","s4_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about 301, 302 redirects, chains and SEO best practices.","faq_q1":"What is the difference between 301 and 302 redirects?","faq_a1":"A 301 redirect (Moved Permanently) indicates that the page has been permanently moved and transfers link juice (SEO value) to the new URL. A 302 (Found) is a temporary redirect and does not transfer PageRank. If your move is permanent, always use 301 to preserve organic rankings. Google treats persistent 302s as 301s over time, but it's better to be explicit.","faq_q2":"Why are redirect chains a problem for SEO?","faq_a2":"Redirect chains cause three main problems: they slow down page load time (each hop adds latency), consume Google's crawl budget (Googlebot may not follow overly long chains) and dilute link juice at each step. The best practice is to have at most a single redirect leading directly to the final destination.","faq_q3":"What happens if Google finds a redirect loop?","faq_a3":"A redirect loop occurs when a URL redirects to itself or to a URL that eventually leads back to the starting point. In this case the browser shows an ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error and the page becomes completely inaccessible to both users and Googlebot. Google will not index the page and the SEO value is lost.","faq_q4":"How many redirects can Google follow?","faq_a4":"Google follows up to 5 redirects in a chain, but recommends keeping under 3 hops. Beyond 5 redirects, Googlebot may stop crawling and never reach the destination page, causing indexing issues. For safety, always aim for a single direct redirect to the final destination.","faq_q5":"Should I worry about HTTP to HTTPS redirects?","faq_a5":"HTTP to HTTPS redirects are necessary and correct, but they should be a single direct 301 hop. The problem arises when the chain has mixed steps (HTTPS → HTTP → HTTPS) that can cause security warnings and worsen load times. Make sure all redirects always point to the HTTPS version.","faq_q6":"Is this tool free?","faq_a6":"Yes, Primo's Redirect Checker is completely free and requires no registration. You can analyze any public URL and immediately get a complete report on the redirect chain, with score, detected issues and suggestions to optimize your site's redirect structure.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's SEO automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — every day. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"llmsTxtGenerator":{"badge":"100% Client-side","hero_title":"llms.txt Generator","hero_subtitle":"Generate the llms.txt file for your site following the standard for AI engines. Configure sections, links and description with live preview and instant download.","default_site_name":"My Website","default_site_desc":"A brief description of the site and what it offers.","default_about_us":"About Us","default_about_us_url":"https://example.com/about","default_contacts":"Contact","default_contacts_url":"https://example.com/contact","default_getting_started":"Getting Started","default_getting_started_url":"https://example.com/docs/intro","default_api_url":"https://example.com/docs/api","default_latest_posts":"Latest Posts","default_blog_url":"https://example.com/blog","site_info_title":"Site information","label_site_name":"Site name","ph_site_name":"e.g. My Website","label_site_desc":"Site description","ph_site_desc":"A brief description of the site (1-2 sentences)","sections_title":"Sections and links","section_singular":"section","section_plural":"sections","ph_section_name":"Section name (e.g. Documentation)","remove_section":"Remove section","ph_link_label":"Label (e.g. API Guide)","ph_link_url":"https://example.com/page","remove_link":"Remove link","add_link":"+ Add link","add_section":"+ Add section","preview_title":"Preview llms.txt","copy_btn":"Copy to clipboard","copied":"Copied!","download_btn":"Download llms.txt","blog_aria":"Guide to the llms.txt file","s1_title":"What is the llms.txt file?","s1_p1":"The llms.txt file is an emerging standard that allows websites to communicate to Large Language Models (LLMs) which content is available and how it is structured. Think of it as a robots.txt for AI engines: while robots.txt tells traditional crawlers what they can scan, llms.txt guides AI models in understanding and navigating your site.","s1_p2":"With the rise of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other AI assistants that answer user questions by citing web sources, having a well-structured llms.txt file helps these models find, understand and cite your content in their responses, driving qualified traffic to your site.","s1_p3":"The format is based on simplified Markdown: an H1 heading with the site name, a description in blockquote, and H2 sections with link lists. It is readable by both humans and machines, and is placed in the domain root (e.g. <code style='background:#f3f4f6;padding:2px 6px;border-radius:4px;font-size:14px'>yoursite.com/llms.txt</code>).","s2_title":"Why the llms.txt file matters for AI SEO","s2_subtitle":"AI engines are changing how users find information online. Here's why you should add an llms.txt file to your site.","card1_title":"Visibility in AI engines","card1_desc":"Help ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini find and cite your content in user responses, increasing your visibility in the new AI search ecosystem.","card2_title":"Structured site map","card2_desc":"Provide AI crawlers with a clear map of your site's most important resources, organized by section with contextual descriptions.","card3_title":"Easy to implement","card3_desc":"A single text file in the domain root. No code to modify, no plugin to install. Generate, download and upload to your server.","card4_title":"Prepare for the future","card4_desc":"Adoption of the standard is growing rapidly. Implementing it now positions you ahead of competitors who haven't adopted it yet.","card5_title":"Qualified traffic","card5_desc":"Users arriving via AI responses have a specific intent and are more likely to convert compared to generic search traffic.","card6_title":"Complementary to robots.txt and sitemap","card6_desc":"It doesn't replace traditional SEO but complements it, adding a dedicated channel for communication with language models.","s3_title":"How to use the llms.txt generator","s3_subtitle":"Three steps to create your llms.txt file, with no registration and no data sent to any server.","step1_title":"Enter site name and description","step1_desc":"Fill in your site name and a brief description (1-2 sentences) summarizing what it offers. These will become the H1 heading and blockquote of the llms.txt file.","step2_title":"Add sections and links","step2_desc":"Create your site sections (About, Documentation, Blog, API, etc.) and add the most important links for each. You can add or remove sections and links at any time.","step3_title":"Copy or download the generated file","step3_desc":"The preview updates in real time. When you're satisfied, copy the content or directly download the llms.txt file. Upload it to the root of your domain and you're done.","s4_title":"Frequently asked questions about llms.txt","s4_subtitle":"Everything you need to know about the llms.txt standard and how to implement it.","faq_q1":"What is the llms.txt file?","faq_a1":"The llms.txt file is an emerging standard that allows websites to communicate to language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and others, which site content is available and how it is organized. It works similarly to robots.txt, but is designed specifically for AI engines.","faq_q2":"Why should I create an llms.txt file?","faq_a2":"With the increasing use of AI search engines, having an llms.txt file helps AI crawlers understand your site structure, which pages are relevant and how to navigate them. This can improve your site's visibility in AI-generated responses, driving qualified traffic.","faq_q3":"Where should I place the llms.txt file?","faq_a3":"The llms.txt file should be placed in your domain root, just like robots.txt. For example: https://yoursite.com/llms.txt. This way AI crawlers can find it automatically when they visit your site.","faq_q4":"What is the standard format for llms.txt?","faq_a4":"The format is based on simplified Markdown. It starts with an H1 heading (# Site Name), followed by a description in blockquote (> description), and then H2 sections (## Section Name) with Markdown link lists: - [Label](URL). It's a format readable by both humans and machines.","faq_q5":"What's the difference between llms.txt and robots.txt?","faq_a5":"robots.txt tells traditional crawlers (Googlebot, Bingbot) which pages they can or cannot scan. llms.txt instead is a positive guide for AI models: it indicates which content is available and how it's organized, helping LLMs understand and navigate the site in a structured way.","faq_q6":"Is this generator free?","faq_a6":"Yes, Primo's llms.txt generator is completely free, requires no registration and works 100% client-side. Your data is never sent to any server: everything is processed directly in your browser.","cta_badge":"Automatic SEO","cta_title":"Want to optimize your site's SEO automatically?","cta_desc":"Primo analyzes, writes and publishes optimized SEO articles — every day. Keyword research, AI content and automatic publishing to your CMS.","cta_button":"Discover plans →"},"metadata":{"title":"Primo - SEO Autopilot for SMBs","description":"Primo writes, optimizes and publishes SEO articles that rank on Google — every day, automatically, while you focus on your business."}},"now":"$undefined","timeZone":"UTC","children":["$L16","$L17"]}] </article></body></html>