Does a higher SEO score guarantee better rankings?

No. Scores usually reflect baseline on-page/technical hygiene. They prevent you from losing to avoidable mistakes, but content quality, intent match and authority still dominate.

What should I fix first?

Priority: indexability/crawlability issues → canonicals/duplicates → titles/descriptions (CTR) → structured data → performance (CWV) → content & internal linking.

What can’t an SEO tool fully evaluate?

Search intent, depth/differentiation, E‑E‑A‑T, and external signals like links and brand awareness. Tools are best for technical foundations.

SEO Analyzer Guide

If you want to rank globally, your technical foundation must be perfect: crawlable, indexable, clickable, and fast. This guide shows how to use the analyzer as a prioritized to-do list.

1) Run the audit

Open SEO Analyzer and focus on these buckets:

Indexability: robots/noindex/status/canonical
Search snippets: title/description clarity and CTR
Structure & experience: headings, images, internal links, CWV

2) Fix in priority order

Indexability: Indexability checklist
Metadata: Meta Tags Generator guide
Schema: Schema / JSON-LD
Performance: Core Web Vitals

Tool stack (fastest)

Meta Tags Generator Schema Validator Web Vitals Checker

FAQ

Scores, priorities, and what tools can’t replace.