Why This Matters & How to Use

This simulator shows a simplified version of what a search engine crawler “sees” when it visits your page: important tags like title, meta description, and headings, plus all links and visible text content.

Steps:

1. Enter the page URL (e.g., https://www.example.com) and click “Simulate Crawl.”
2. The tool fetches the HTML, removes scripts/styles, and displays the essential elements.
3. Review your page’s heading structure, links, and textual content. If something critical is missing, it might not be discoverable by search engines.
4. Address any issues, such as lacking title or H1 tags, unhelpful anchor text, or missing meta descriptions.

Note: This is a very basic simulation. Real search engines use more advanced parsing, handle JavaScript, and factor in additional signals. Still, it’s a quick check for standard on-page SEO elements.