Health

Technical checks, opportunities such as striking distance pages, and problems such as content decay and cannibalization.

Health lists what is wrong or worth fixing, found in your Google data, in three groups. Click a row to open it; the first row of each group starts open. Rows marked "Pro" need Professional or above Professional and up; below that they show "Available on the Professional plan and above."

Traffic, Health tab with the Technical, Opportunities and Problems groups

Note

Traffic › Health reads Search Console and GA4. It is not the site audit: Site Health crawls your pages and checks them one by one; see Site Health overview.

Technical

"Can Google load, read and index your pages?"

RowWhat it shows
Page speedLoading speed, responsiveness and layout stability, as Google measures them, with a trend chart and the Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices and SEO scores.
Indexing StatusWhich inspected pages Google has indexed, and why others are not. Fills in after the first sync.
Sitemap HealthWhether your sitemaps are read, and how many of their pages are indexed. Submit a sitemap in Search Console to see it here.

Page speed uses Google's three measures (Google calls them LCP, INP and CLS):

MeasureGoodNeeds workPoor
Loading (LCP)up to 2.5 sup to 4 sover 4 s
Response (INP)up to 200 msup to 500 msover 500 ms
Stability (CLS)up to 0.1up to 0.25over 0.25

The scores are green from 90, orange from 50 and red below.

Opportunities

"Pages that are close to earning more clicks."

RowWhat it shows
Striking Distance (Pro)Pages ranking 4–20 with at least 100 impressions, and the extra clicks they could get by reaching position 3.
Low CTR vs Benchmark (Pro)Pages clicked less often than their Google position predicts. A better title and description usually help.
Search AppearancesHow often you appear as rich results, videos or other special formats.

Problems

"Pages losing traffic, or not turning visits into results." All four rows are Pro.

RowWhat it shows
Content DecayPages whose clicks fell by more than 20 % between the first and second half of the period.
CannibalizationSearches where two or more of your pages compete with each other in Google.
Engagement CollapseBusy pages that visitors leave quickly without interacting (needs GA4).
Low Conversion PagesEngaged pages that never lead to a goal or key event (needs GA4).

The period picker at the top (7d / 28d / 3m) applies to every row that compares days.