Headings, dates and authorship are present. Headings tell a retriever where a passage begins and what it is about.
The check looks at each page for a heading hierarchy (one H1, H2s that structure the content), a visible publication or update date, and a named author or organization — the signals that let an engine extract a passage and attribute it correctly.
Headings tell a retriever where a passage begins and what it is about. A date tells it whether the fact is current. An author tells it who to credit — and attribution is what turns a quote into a citation of you.
View the page: is there exactly one H1? Do H2s divide the content? Is there a date and a byline a reader can see?
What the agent does: the agent proposes a title and heading structure for a page and writes the title when you approve it.
Part of the 23 checks · group: Page content — text without JavaScript, response time, internal links, answer-first structure, self-contained sections, headings/dates/authorship.
Both — the schema for machines, the visible date so the two agree (and the schema-vs-text check passes).
The page check reads your public pages from outside and runs all 22 — free, no signup, no AI engine involved.