Practical Diagnostic Tools

I built these tools to surface the specific signals that usually get sites rejected or de-indexed.

AdSense Readiness Snapshot

Before you submit to Google, see your site through a reviewer's eyes. We flag "Thin Content" risks and missing trust signals before they cause a rejection.

Open snapshot

Single-URL Quality Snapshot

The technical "deep dive." We check accuracy, consistency, and validity to ensure your foundation isn't crumbling under the hood.

Analyze a URL

Duplicate Content Signal Snapshot

Search engines hate ambiguity. We identify intent overlap and clustering risks so you can stop competing with your own pages.

Review signals

The "Technical Floor"

In the modern web, technical quality isn't a "bonus"—it's the minimum requirement to stay in the game.

I've seen too many sites with great content fail because their technical foundation was a mess. If your site lacks clear ownership (About), direct accountability (Contact), or transparent data handling (Privacy), you're signaling to every bot and reviewer that you’re not a serious player.

I built TEQH to automate the "boring but critical" parts of site audit. By focusing on Empirical Evidence—things like HTTP status codes, meta tags, and structural hierarchy—we remove the guesswork. Whether you’re a solo publisher or managing a fleet of sites, TEQH gives you a factual baseline to work from.

Transparency over Secrets

I don't have "insider secrets," and neither does TEQH. We have documentation and logic.

What TEQH actually does

  • Public Signal Fetching: We see what any bot can see.
  • Documentation Mapping: We link every finding to public guidance.
  • Conflict Detection: We find where your code is lying to the crawlers.

What TEQH will never do

  • No Approval Guarantees: I don't work for the ad networks; I can't grant access.
  • No "Black Box" Guessing: If we can't measure it, we don't report it.
  • No Automated Scores: I give you facts, not a feel-good number.

The Six Pillars of Diagnostic Quality

Every scan on this platform is built on these six deterministic dimensions.

Accuracy
Does the server response actually match reality?
Completeness
Are the "must-have" SEO and trust signals present?
Consistency
Is your HTML telling the same story as your headers?
Validity
Does your code follow modern, parsable standards?
Timeliness
How fresh is the response? Is your cache serving stale data?
Uniqueness
Are you creating duplicate intent signals across your domain?