SEO Analysis
LLMSE analyzes websites for SEO optimization and assigns grades from A to F based on technical factors that impact search engine visibility.
SEO Grading System
Every website classified by LLMSE receives an SEO grade based on technical optimization factors:
What We Analyze
The SEO grade is calculated based on multiple technical factors:
- Title Tag — Presence, length, and optimization of the page title
- Meta Description — Whether a descriptive meta description exists
- Heading Structure — Proper use of H1-H6 heading hierarchy
- Image Alt Text — Accessibility and SEO attributes on images
- Open Graph Tags — Social media sharing optimization
- Canonical URLs — Proper handling of duplicate content
- Language Declaration — Proper HTML lang attribute
- Mobile Viewport — Mobile-friendly configuration
- Schema Markup — Structured data for rich snippets
SEO Grade in Search Results
When you classify a website through the web interface or browse classified URLs, you'll see the SEO Grade displayed alongside other classification data like category, language, and sentiment.
The grade provides a quick at-a-glance indicator of how well a site is optimized for search engines. This is useful for:
- Competitive analysis — Compare SEO quality across sites in a category
- Quality filtering — Find well-optimized sites in specific topics
- Research — Understand SEO trends across different industries
Comprehensive Reports via MCP
While the web interface shows only the letter grade, the MCP SEO tool provides comprehensive analysis reports including:
To get a full SEO report, use the analyze_seo MCP tool:
"Analyze the SEO of https://example.com"
The MCP tool is available through the LLMSE Public MCP server.
Browse by SEO Grade
You can browse and filter classified websites by their SEO grade:
Advanced SEO Queries
Combine SEO grade with other filters using advanced search syntax:
See all available filters on the query examples page.
SEO Distribution Statistics
View the distribution of SEO grades across all classified websites on our Market Share page. The SEO Grades chart shows how websites are distributed across the A-F grading scale.