SEO Tools for Small Businesses
Start with Search Console and a few honest utilities. You do not need a $300 dashboard to write a better title or fix a broken redirect.
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Tools should save a step, not invent a score. Scriplit’s free tools run in your browser: the case converter, word counts, UTM URLs, title length, Morse and binary translators, unicode fonts, a HEIC/JPG/PNG/WebP converter, a PDF merger, and a 2 MB PDF reducer. They do not crawl your site or upload what you type.
The article SEO tools for small businesses explains what to install first (usually Search Console). How to use a case converter is the writing habit for titles. The SEO audit checklist is the order of work, not a 90-point theater report.
If you want someone to run the audit and fix what it finds, that is SEO services — not a browser widget.
If you want Scriplit to implement this work, open the related service or send a project brief.
Start with Search Console and a few honest utilities. You do not need a $300 dashboard to write a better title or fix a broken redirect.
Read guideA case converter fixes Caps Lock, title case, and shouting drafts. It does not write the title for you, and it is not an SEO score.
Read guideA practical audit order: can Google fetch the page, does the page match a real query, and can a visitor convert? Skip the 90-point theater.
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