Heading hierarchy

SEOWeight 1.5%Score 100

What this is

Whether the page's headings (H1 to H6, smaller number means higher level) go down in order, for example H2 then H3, without jumping from H2 straight to H4.

Why it matters

Headings work like a table of contents. When the order is clean, Google and AI engines can follow the structure and find the key sections more easily. Skipped levels have a small effect but make the structure look messy.

What counts as passing

No skipped levels passes; 1 skip is a partial pass; 2 or more fails. Moving back up to a larger heading doesn't count as a skip.

Evidence

Where levels were skipped	None found
First skip goes to	None found
First skip starts at	None found
Number of skips	0

Raw data

Check ID seo.headings.hierarchy

{
  "jumps": [],
  "firstTo": "",
  "firstFrom": "",
  "jumpCount": 0
}

Suggestion

Pro plan only

Fix heading hierarchy jumps

There are 0 hierarchy jumps (e.g. -> ). Don't skip heading levels.