What is SEOquake?
SEOquake is a browser extension for quick checks of selected page, domain and search-result parameters. It supports initial research and comparisons without opening a separate application. Data availability depends on the source.
Toolbar, panel and search results
SEObar displays information while browsing, and the icon opens a summary panel. Search-result overlays add selected parameters to individual listings. We choose the information needed so that the interface does not obscure normal work.
Page and content diagnostics
Initial checks cover selected elements such as titles, descriptions, headings, images, language, sitemaps and robots.txt. Keyword analysis describes occurrence and structure, not editorial quality. A warning prompts investigation rather than an automatic verdict. We confirm headings and directives in the page source.
Internal and external links
Link Examiner collects destinations, anchor text and link types. It helps identify unclear anchors, navigation problems and unexpected external destinations. A full crawl and comparison with the database or sitemap are more appropriate for assessing the entire site architecture.
Comparisons, exports and limits
Selected addresses and domains can be compared and their data exported. Third-party scores are not internal Google metrics, and providers use different methods. We compare them within the same tool and period. The extension does not replace indexing data, real-user performance, conversions or an assessment of search intent.
Our approach at PAR HOUSE Agency
We use SEOquake as an initial check during editorial work and competitor research. We confirm important findings through crawling, Search Console, analytics and published code. Recommendations reflect several sources rather than one number in a toolbar.
