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A weekly health check of your website, with what to fix first

Every week, OneHorizyn reads your website the way search engines and AI assistants read it: first the plain page the server sends and then, where that comes back almost empty, again in a browser that runs its scripts. You get a health score out of 100, the checks that fail with the costliest first, and what to do about each.

How it grows your revenue

A website that search engines and AI assistants read well is one they send guests to. Each fix brings more of them to the one place no booking site takes a commission.

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In your dashboard
Website
  1. 1Audit: a health score out of 100, with a grade
  2. 2What changed since last week
  3. 3What to fix, the costliest first
  4. 4The links and images to fix
  5. 5The code that says what your hotel is
  6. 6Page speed: how heavy the pages and files are
  7. 7Being read by AI assistants
  8. 8Your hotel's own pages
  9. 9Site setup, and checks area by area
Read from
Your website, up to 500 pages
How often
Every week
Covers
Site setup, titles, content, links, structured data, images and trust pages
You connect
Nothing
Website

What you see

  • One score, out of 100

    With a grade from A to F. Each failing check takes points off once, however many pages it is on, by how serious it is and how much of the site it touches.

  • What to fix first

    The failing checks in order, the one that takes the most off the score first, each with why it matters, what to do and the pages it was found on, and what the score would be once the first three are fixed.

  • One fix, not hundreds of pages

    A broken link in your menu is on every page. Each broken link and image is named once, with the pages it is on, so whoever fixes it changes one thing.

  • What changed since last week

    The score against last week's, the problems no longer found and the ones new since. When the checks themselves changed in between, the page says so.

  • For your web team

    Every finding downloads as a spreadsheet: each problem and page, what was found and what to do, in the order to fix them.

  • What AI assistants can read

    Pages that show their text only after scripts run look almost empty to many AI assistants. Each page's words are counted before and after.

  • The code that says what your hotel is

    Structured data for your hotel's own page, written from what is held about it, such as its name, town, place on the map, usual price on your website, check-in and check-out times, stars, rooms and facilities. Copy it for whoever looks after your website. Your street address, postcode and phone number are marked to fill in first.

  • Site setup

    What the site says about itself before any page is read: robots.txt and llms.txt (the files that tell bots and AI assistants what to read), its sitemap (the list of pages it gives search engines) and its security certificate.

  • Area by area

    Titles and tags, content, links, structured data, images and trust pages: how many checks fail in each.

  • Your hotel's own pages

    On a brand's shared website, the pages that are your hotel's are picked out, with the checks each one fails.

  • Honest about what isn't measured

    How fast pages load isn't measured yet, and the page says so. It takes nothing off the score.

Website health

How it works

  1. 1

    Read the site's setup

    robots.txt, llms.txt, the sitemap and the security certificate.

  2. 2

    Read each page, twice if needed

    Up to 500 pages as the server sends them. A page that comes back almost empty is read again in a browser that runs its scripts.

  3. 3

    Check every page

    Title and description, headings, text, structured data, images and links. Links and images are each requested to see that they load. A site that turns robots away is not taken for a broken one, and only what your website's builder can change is counted: not a booking engine's pages, or another company's widget.

  4. 4

    Score and rank

    The score starts at 100, and each failing check takes points off once. The costliest comes first.

Questions

Questions hotels ask

How is the score worked out?

It starts at 100. Each check that fails takes points off once, not once for every page: more for a serious problem, and more the more pages it is on. Grade A is 90 or more, B 75 or more, C 60, D 40, and F anything lower.

What is structured data?

Labels in a page's code that tell search engines and AI assistants what the page is about: that it is a hotel, where it is, what a night costs. Without them they have to guess.

Does it write the structured data for us?

Yes. Website health writes out the code that says what your hotel is, from what is held about it, for whoever looks after your website to paste into your hotel's page once. Your street address, postcode and phone number are marked to fill in first. Your rating is left out on purpose: Google allows a rating there only when your own website collected the reviews.

How is this different from the guest questions check?

Guest questions looks at what your website says. Website health looks at whether the site works: pages that load, links that aren't broken, titles and descriptions, and whether search engines and AI assistants can read it.

What if our hotel is one page on a brand's website?

One check covers the whole website, and your hotel's own pages are picked out, so you see both what the brand's site gets wrong and what your own page does.

Does OneHorizyn fix the website?

No. Each failing check says what to do, written for whoever looks after your website, and the code that says what your hotel is comes written out for them to paste in.

Does it measure page speed?

Not yet. The page says so, and nothing about speed touches the score.

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