Asteriks.ai

Make your website understandable.

Work on the technical and editorial foundations that help search engines and AI discovery understand your pages, right where you edit them.

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This page's heading outline.

Machine View

Read-only

What this page tells search engines about itself, read from its own HTML in your browser.

Search preview

What the page asks for. Search engines may rewrite it.

What it declares

    Common guidelines

      Heading outline words in section

        Entities

        Dominant terms

        Dominant phrases

        These are the words and phrases I see most on this page, minus little ones like “the” and “and”. They tell you what the page is about. Saying a word more often won’t rank you higher on its own.

        Structured data 

          The JSON-LD in the page's head. It describes the page to search engines; it doesn't guarantee how they show it.
          Better pages for people and search engines.
          SEO in Asteriks starts from the actual page and how machines read it. It’s part of editing your website, in the same place you change everything else.
          • Titles and descriptions
            Write page titles and meta descriptions that say what the page is actually about.
          • Canonical URLs
            Tell search engines which address is the real one when a page can be reached in more than one way.
          • Structured data
            Describe your pages in the machine-readable form search engines and AI systems look for.
          • Semantic content
            Give each page clear headings and structure, so its meaning comes through.
          • URL and content organization
            Keep addresses and sections tidy as your website grows.
          • Site-level foundations
            Handle the settings that apply across every page, once.
          Don’t just find what needs fixing. Fix it.
          SEO tools are good at pointing out problems. Asteriks connects what needs improving to the page itself, so an improvement becomes an edit you can review and publish.
          1. Open SEO
            See how the page you’re working on is described to search engines.
          2. Update the metadata
            Improve the title and description, or let Asteriks suggest wording.
          3. Improve the structure
            Tighten headings and semantic structure so the page reads clearly to people and machines.
          4. Review and publish
            Check the change in place, then publish it like any other edit.
          What’s next for SEO.
          • More SEO automation Coming
            More of the routine optimization work handled for you.
          Turn improvements into actual site changes.
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