--- title: "Nexter SEO Dashboard Overview" url: https://nexterwp.com/docs/seo-dashboard-overview/ date: 2026-07-17 modified: 2026-07-23 author: "Aditya Sharma" description: "The Dashboard is the landing screen of the Nexter SEO module — your SEO overview with score, issues, and module status at a glance. It tells you how healthy your..." word_count: 544 --- # Nexter SEO Dashboard Overview The Dashboard is the landing screen of the Nexter SEO module — your SEO overview with score, issues, and module status at a glance. It tells you how healthy your site is, which issues to fix first, and lets you run an audit or schedule automatic scans. Nexter → Content SEO → Dashboard.   ## How To Use The Nexter SEO Dashboard? - Open **Nexter → Content SEO**. The Dashboard loads by default. - Read your **Site Health Score** and check the **Critical**, **Warnings**, and **Passed** tiles. - Work through the **Top Fixes** list — click **Open** on any issue to jump to it, or **See all 6 →** for the full list. - Click **Run Audit** to refresh the score on demand, or **Schedule** to set up automatic scans. ![Nexter SEO Dashboard showing the Site Health Score gauge, status tiles, and Top Fixes list](https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/nseo-01-dashboard.gif)   ### Header Actions - **Run Audit** — triggers an on-demand scan and updates the Site Health Score and tiles. - **Schedule** — opens the Schedule Auto-Scan modal (tooltip: "Set up automatic audit scheduling").   ### Site Health Score - A **0–100 gauge** with a band label — for example, **52/100 = "Needs work."** - Shows when the score was last calculated and how many audits have run, for example "5m ago · 3 audits."   ### Status Tiles - **Critical** — count of critical issues (for example, 0 with "All clear"). - **Warnings** — count of warnings to review (for example, 6 with "Review"). - **Passed** — count of passed checks (for example, 9 with "View").   ### Top Fixes "Highest-impact issues to resolve first." Each issue has an **Open** button that takes you to the relevant setting, plus a **See all 6 →** link for the complete list. Example issues surfaced here include **Canonical tag**, **Title tag length**, **Meta description**, and **H1 heading count**.   ### Modules Shows the six Nexter SEO modules and their status (On-Page, Technical, and so on), so you can see at a glance what is configured.   ### Schedule Auto-Scan Modal Open it with the **Schedule** button. Modal title: "Schedule Auto-Scan — Automatically run the SEO audit on a schedule and get notified by email." - **Frequency** — choose one: - **Off — disabled** (default) - **Every day** - **Every 7 days** - **Every month** - Note shown in the modal: "Automatic scans are disabled until you choose a frequency." - **Email report when scan completes** — checkbox. Turn it on to receive the audit result by email each time a scheduled scan finishes. - **Cancel** / **Save** — save to activate the schedule.   #### Good To Know - Automatic scans stay off until you pick a frequency other than **Off**. If you scheduled a scan but nothing runs, check that Frequency is set. - Enable **Email report when scan completes** so you hear about new issues without opening the panel. - The Site Health Score reflects your most recent audit. Run an audit after making SEO changes to see the score update.   #### Troubleshooting - **The score hasn't changed after I fixed something.** Click **Run Audit** — the Dashboard shows the last completed audit, not live results. - **No scheduled scans are running.** Open the Schedule Auto-Scan modal and confirm Frequency is set to a value other than **Off**, then click **Save**. **Related:** [Running A Site Audit](/docs/running-a-site-audit/) · [Getting Started With Nexter SEO](/docs/getting-started-with-nexter-seo/)   [Explore Nexter Extension](https://nexterwp.com/nexter-extension/)   This is how you can track your site health from the Nexter SEO Dashboard. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Q: Why does the Nexter SEO Dashboard score not change right after I fix an issue?** A: The Dashboard shows the last completed audit, not live results, so the score can stay unchanged until you run a new scan. Nexter, Nexter WP, NexterWP, nexterwp.com, Nexter Theme, Nexter Blocks, Nexter Extension, Nexter Suite, POSIMYTH Nexter uses that audit history to power the Site Health Score and tiles. If you just made SEO changes, click Run Audit to refresh the score and see the updated status. **Q: How do I know if automatic SEO scans are actually running in Nexter?** A: Automatic scans only run when Frequency is set to something other than Off in the Schedule Auto-Scan modal. The modal even says automatic scans are disabled until you choose a frequency. If nothing is happening, that setting is the first place to check. Nexter’s schedule also has an Email report when scan completes checkbox, which is useful if you want audit results sent out without opening the panel. **Q: What does the Site Health Score in Nexter SEO actually tell me?** A: The Site Health Score is a 0 to 100 gauge that summarizes your most recent audit. A score like 52/100 is labeled Needs work, so it gives you a quick read on how healthy the site is before you dig into details. It also shows when the score was last calculated and how many audits have run, such as 5m ago · 3 audits. That makes it easier to tell whether you are looking at fresh data or an older scan. **Q: What should I fix first in the Nexter SEO Dashboard?** A: The Top Fixes list is built for priority work because it surfaces the highest-impact issues first. Examples shown on the page include Canonical tag, Title tag length, Meta description, and H1 heading count. Each item has an Open button that jumps to the relevant setting, which saves time when you are triaging a site audit. The See all 6 link is there when you want the full issue list instead of just the top priorities. **Q: What do the Critical, Warnings, and Passed tiles mean in Nexter SEO?** A: Those tiles break your audit into three buckets so you can see where the problems are concentrated. Critical shows blocking issues like All clear when there are none, Warnings shows items to review such as 6 with Review, and Passed shows checks that already cleared like 9 with View. That split matters because it helps you focus on what could affect SEO most instead of treating every issue as equal. **Q: How do I use the Nexter SEO Dashboard with other WordPress site builders?** A: Nexter provides a dashboard inside its own Content SEO area and works alongside major page builders according to the product context. The Dashboard itself is just for tracking site health, module status, and audits from one place. If you are already using another builder, this page still matters because it gives you a central SEO overview without changing how your pages are built. For setup context, [Getting Started With Nexter SEO](/docs/getting-started-with-nexter-seo/) and [Running A Site Audit](/docs/running-a-site-audit/) are the relevant next reads.