Before you start
When you want to interpret a score without confusing it with search performance.
- Coverage and rankings are different measurements.
- A score is only as current as the data behind it.
- Useful content decisions still need your judgment.
Steps to follow
- Check the latest catalog status on Home.
- Read the gap counts behind the score.
- Open SEO Opportunities to inspect the affected items.
- Fix meaningful issues and refresh the relevant data after publication.
For example
Completing missing ALT descriptions can improve supported coverage without causing an immediate measurable change in search traffic.
What happens next
The score can reflect refreshed supported content data. It does not certify the whole store's SEO.
A useful tip. Use analytics for traffic and sales, and use Rankora's findings for the supported catalog work.
Take care. Do not promise a ranking increase based only on a higher Health score.
Common questions
Is this a Google ranking score?
No. It is Rankora's own coverage summary.
Can a store be healthy without 100?
Yes. Some flagged content may be intentional or lower priority for that store.
Why did a new generation not raise it?
Drafts may still be unpublished, and the underlying catalog information may need to refresh.
If you are still stuck
- When the score looks inconsistent, check filters, publication results and catalog freshness before requesting another generation.