> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.alesta.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# How to review programmatic SEO analysis in Alesta

> Use Alesta's Programmatic tab to inspect measured on-page structure, metadata relevance, resources, timing, headings, and social tags without overreading gaps.

Alesta's **Programmatic** tab turns the returned public on-page payload into inspectable technical sections. It analyzes available page evidence; it does not automatically generate, publish, or scale programmatic SEO pages.

Open **Analytics > Web > Programmatic** to review the measured result.

## What the Programmatic tab can show

| Section           | What it represents                                                         |
| ----------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Overview          | Available server and page characteristics plus an on-page diagnostic score |
| Server timing     | Returned server-side timing values, separate from Lighthouse               |
| Render blocking   | Counts of blocking scripts or stylesheets when supplied                    |
| Heading structure | Counts of available H1 through H6 elements in the measured payload         |
| Content relevance | Returned title, description, and keyword relevance ratios                  |
| Social media tags | Detected social metadata and its values                                    |
| Resource issues   | Open resource findings from Alesta's issue pipeline                        |
| Detected issues   | Open markup findings from the same issue pipeline                          |

Only sections supported by the returned payload render. If a subsection is missing, interpret it as absent evidence, not a passing check or a zero count.

<Info>
  The on-page score is a diagnostic summary for the measured payload. It is not
  a Google metric, a ranking factor, or a promise of search performance.
</Info>

## Review the result step by step

1. Confirm which page or bounded scope the panel represents.
2. Read the overview facts before the aggregate score.
3. Check server timing and render-blocking sections independently from PageSpeed.
4. Inspect the heading hierarchy, not only the number of headings.
5. Compare title and description relevance with the visible page purpose.
6. Verify detected social tags against the rendered canonical page.
7. Open resource and markup findings and retain their evidence and caveats.
8. Test the released page after making a change.

## Use it in a programmatic SEO workflow

For a real programmatic SEO system, apply the analysis to representative templates and edge cases rather than assuming one page represents the whole route family. Each indexable page still needs a distinct user intent, useful primary content, crawlable internal links, accurate metadata, and a canonical decision.

Alesta does not infer that a repeated template is valuable merely because it is technically consistent. Validate the data source, unique page value, empty states, duplication risk, indexation policy, and maintenance owner before expanding a route family.

## What the result does not prove

* One analyzed page does not establish template behavior across every input.
* A heading count does not prove that the hierarchy is meaningful.
* Metadata relevance does not guarantee that a search engine will use the supplied title or description.
* A rendered social tag does not prove that every sharing platform will display it identically.
* Zero detected issues in the measured categories is not a complete technical SEO certification.

## References

* [Web analysis overview](/workspace/web-analytics)
* [SEO analysis](/workspace/seo-analysis)
* [Google Search: title links](https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/title-link)
* [Google Search: snippets and meta descriptions](https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/snippet)
* [Google Search: JavaScript SEO basics](https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/javascript/javascript-seo-basics)