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How to Clear warnings
Fixing content warnings, missing attributes, and structure issues.
Difficulty:
|Intermediate
Est: 9 mins
|Updated July 2026
Overview
Warnings represent medium-severity issues that impair search performance or semantic clarity. Examples include titles or descriptions that are too short/long, missing H1 headings, and missing image alt tags.
Severity Impact
Each Warning deducts **3 points** per page. While warnings do not block indexing, resolving them improves search listing click-through rates (CTR).
Detection Logic
- Title length is flagged if it falls outside the 30–60 character range.
- Meta description is flagged if it falls outside the 120–160 character range.
- Cheerio counts image elements missing the
altattribute.
How to Fix
- Navigate to the **Warnings** list in your audit report.
- For description length issues, click **Review Recommendation** to get a structured 150-character suggestion written by the AI engine.
- For missing image alt text, provide descriptive alt strings inside your CMS media library.
Alt Text Best Practices
Always write alt text that describes the image content accurately. Do not stuff keywords, which can trigger spam flags.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Will a warning prevent my page from being indexed?
No, but the page may rank lower, and search engines may choose to generate their own snippets instead of using your meta descriptions.
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