www.epiclanguagetraining.com scored 77/100 on the website scan.
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epiclanguagetraining.com · Scanned 2026-08-28
23 passed8 warnings4 failed
- Technical SEO & indexability93
- On-page SEO & content40
- AI search / AEO / GEO readiness43
- Local SEO & entity signals0
- Performance & mobile61
What to fix first
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Page title (50–60 chars)
Title is 85 chars. Google truncates at ~580px (~60 chars) — the back half of your title is hidden in search results.
What we’d do: Zorva-built titles target 50–60 chars exactly so they never truncate in the SERP.
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Fixed-width elements detected
Found 4 inline styles with hardcoded widths ≥360px. Likely cause of horizontal-scroll on phones — major Google ranking penalty + bounce-rate killer.
What we’d do: Zorva sites use fluid widths and CSS Grid/Flex so every layout scales to phone, tablet, and desktop.
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Business entity schema
No Organization or LocalBusiness schema. Google can't build a knowledge-graph entry without it.
What we’d do: Standard on every Zorva site, with NAP + service area + hours.
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Image alt text
2 of 6 images missing alt text — accessibility + Image SEO loss.
What we’d do: Zorva builds include written alt text on every image during the build.
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Meta description (150–160 chars)
Description is 164 chars. Google's sweet spot is 150–160 — yours works but isn't using the full SERP real estate (or just over).
What we’d do: Zorva-built descriptions hit 150–160 chars exactly for max SERP CTR.
Every check, by category (38 checks)
AI search / AEO / GEO readiness 43
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Speakable spec (voice/AEO)
No SpeakableSpecification. Voice engines (Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant) have nothing tuned to read aloud.
What we’d do: We add Speakable + data-speakable hooks to TLDR + key paragraphs on every page.
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llms.txt (AI summary file)
llms.txt is published — AI engines have a structured business summary to cite.
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AI crawler permissions
robots.txt does not block major AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, etc.).
Performance & mobile 61
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Mobile PageSpeed score
Google scores your mobile performance at 68/100. Below 70 starts costing you ranking position.
What we’d do: Zorva sites are built around hitting 90+ on mobile — edge hosting, hand-coded HTML, lazy-loaded images.
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Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)
Largest Contentful Paint is 5.9 s. Ranking-impact threshold: ≤4s passes, ≤6s acceptable, >6s fails.
What we’d do: Common LCP killers: unoptimized hero images, render-blocking scripts, slow TTFB. Zorva sites hit sub-1.5s LCP via edge hosting + AVIF/WebP images.
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Interaction to Next Paint (INP)
No real-user data available yet — Google's CrUX dataset needs enough traffic to report INP. Once your site gets a few hundred mobile visitors a month, INP will appear here.
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Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)
Cumulative Layout Shift is 0. Google's threshold: ≤0.10 passes, ≤0.25 acceptable, >0.25 fails.
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Page load time
Fetched in 618ms — fast.
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HTML payload size
29KB on the wire (gzipped) · 192KB uncompressed. Lean and fast.
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Compression
Server is using br compression — saves 60–80% of bytes.
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HTTP/2 or HTTP/3
Server advertises H3 via Alt-Svc.
Trust / E-E-A-T / reputation
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Author / Person schema
No Person schema. Google + AI engines prefer content with a named human author entity.
What we’d do: We add a Person/Founder schema graph on the home + about + team pages.
SEO basics
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Page title (50–60 chars)
Title is 85 chars. Google truncates at ~580px (~60 chars) — the back half of your title is hidden in search results.
What we’d do: Zorva-built titles target 50–60 chars exactly so they never truncate in the SERP.
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Image alt text
2 of 6 images missing alt text — accessibility + Image SEO loss.
What we’d do: Zorva builds include written alt text on every image during the build.
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Meta description (150–160 chars)
Description is 164 chars. Google's sweet spot is 150–160 — yours works but isn't using the full SERP real estate (or just over).
What we’d do: Zorva-built descriptions hit 150–160 chars exactly for max SERP CTR.
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Single H1
Exactly one H1 on the page.
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Canonical URL
Canonical points to https://www.epiclanguagetraining.com/
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Social share cards (OG + Twitter)
OpenGraph and Twitter Card metadata present.
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Sitemap.xml
Sitemap published with 20 URLs.
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Favicon
Favicon link tag present — branded SERP appearance + browser tab icon.
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HTML lang attribute
<html lang="en"> — accessibility + AI search signal.
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robots.txt
robots.txt present (82 bytes).
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Sitemap directive in robots.txt
robots.txt points crawlers at the sitemap explicitly.
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Title vs H1 differentiation
Title and H1 are distinct — Google reads them as complementary signals.
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404 page handling
Random URLs return a proper 404 — Google won't index ghost pages.
Mobile, accessibility + security
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Fixed-width elements detected
Found 4 inline styles with hardcoded widths ≥360px. Likely cause of horizontal-scroll on phones — major Google ranking penalty + bounce-rate killer.
What we’d do: Zorva sites use fluid widths and CSS Grid/Flex so every layout scales to phone, tablet, and desktop.
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Security headers
Missing 2/4 baseline security headers: X-Frame-Options, Referrer-Policy.
What we’d do: Zorva-hosted sites ship all four (CSP, X-Content-Type-Options, X-Frame-Options, Referrer-Policy) by default.
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Mobile viewport
Viewport meta tag set for responsive design.
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Mobile zoom not blocked
Pinch-to-zoom is allowed. Accessibility-compliant.
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HTTPS (SSL)
Site loads over HTTPS.
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HSTS header
Strict-Transport-Security is set — browsers force HTTPS forever.
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HTTP → HTTPS redirect
Plain HTTP requests redirect (301) to HTTPS.
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Mixed content
No insecure http:// resources referenced on the page.
Structured data
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Business entity schema
No Organization or LocalBusiness schema. Google can't build a knowledge-graph entry without it.
What we’d do: Standard on every Zorva site, with NAP + service area + hours.
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JSON-LD schema markup
Found 1 schema type: WebSite.
What we’d do: Zorva sites typically run 8+ schema types per page for richer SERP + AI citations.
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FAQPage schema
No FAQPage schema. AI Overview + voice engines lean heavily on this format.
What we’d do: We add FAQPage schema to every site, auto-extracted from the visible Q&A blocks.
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Article / BlogPosting schema
Not a blog/article URL — skipped.
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HowTo schema
No HowTo schema. Optional — only valuable on pages that describe a step-by-step process.
Want these fixed?
Every fix above is part of the work Zorva Labs does. Tell us the business and what you want from the site, and a written, priced proposal comes back in one business day.
We can fix every issue on www.epiclanguagetraining.com.
Zorva Labs builds, hosts and grows websites for businesses across the United States — including the fixes flagged above. Every engagement is priced to the project, with a written proposal in one business day.