Get found on Google without becoming an expert
The technical settings that decide whether a search engine understands your website are applied every time you publish. You focus on what you know best: your work.
Technical
Done for you, every time you publish
Up-to-date sitemap
The sitemap lists your live pages with their real update date, and draft pages aren't included.
Search engines notified
Each time a page is published, changed or removed, Bing and compatible search engines are told straight away; Google reads your up-to-date sitemap.
Structured data
Your organisation, services, prices, FAQ, articles and events are described in the format search engines read.
A title and description per page
Each page has its own search title and description, canonical address and sharing image.
Links between your pages
“See also” links connect related pages in the same language.
Previews hidden from search engines
While a page is a draft, search engines can't see it.
Content
Help with your writing
Every article checked
Before publishing, each article is checked: essentials and nice-to-haves are kept apart, with no misleading overall score.
Your Google figures in Ngento
Once Search Console is connected, a one-off setup, the searches that bring you visitors are shown in the app.
Pages for each area
Pages for the areas where you operate, opened when something is happening there.
Measurements
Three real websites, measured
What this score measures
Measured on 11 October 2026 with Lighthouse 12.2.1, Google's measuring tool, on the live home pages of challl.com, reseauactif.fr and cabinetpellet.fr. Scores also depend on the photos and content each site publishes: this is a measurement, not a promise.
An SEO score of 100 means the pages are well built for search engines. Rankings also depend on your content, your competitors and time: nobody can honestly guarantee them.