Content
Word Count is what the thin-content check measures against its 300-word threshold. If a page is flagged as thin but reads as substantial, the count usually reveals that most of the text is rendered client-side and never seen by the crawler.
Technical
Load Time feeds the slow-page check (3,000 ms) and Page Size the large-page check (3 MB). An empty Encoding is what raises uncompressed resource.
Indexable and Robots Meta together answer “why isn’t this page ranking?” faster than anything else in Surnex.
Links & Media
A page with zero Internal Links pointing at it is what makes it an orphan; the count here is links from the page.
SEO
Check Canonical URL, not just Has Canonical. A canonical pointing at a different page tells search engines not to index this one — a common and easily missed cause of a page disappearing from results.
Performance
Title Length and Description Length are the exact numbers behind the too-long and too-short warnings — 50–60 characters for titles, 120–155 for descriptions.
Render-Blocking Scripts is the most actionable field here. It’s usually the direct cause of a high Load Time, and moving those scripts to
async or defer is a smaller change than the load time suggests.
Not found
Page not found — “This page may have been deleted” — means the page record no longer exists, usually because its audit was removed. Open a current audit from Audits.Related
- Audit issues — the thresholds these measurements are checked against
- Web vitals — performance measured properly, rather than from one crawl request