Predator: Free heading structure scanner

Reveals all the correctly marked-up H1-H6 headings on any site

Get The CODE

Why are headings important?

Google, Chat GPT, Perplexity etc don’t see sites the way we do. They see code, they see the hierarchy, they see how you’ve labelled important information. Then they return it to users in search results

What is The Predator bookmarklet?

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It’s a peice of code you can add to your bookmark manager, and when you click the bookmark, it reveals the heading structure on that page. It does one job, it’s ideal for checking your own site, or checking templates before you buy them to see how much extra work there is.

What is Predator looking for?

Predator is looking for h1-h6 headings, which enables the user to check they are messaging hierarchy of the page is correct and the correct informa

Heading Scanner

How to use the Predator

  1. Copy the Javascript Code
  2. Add the code to a bookmark in your browser – name it something appropriate
  3. Go to a page you want to check and click on the bookmark
  4. See the results

Why should I care about heading structure?

Google is blind. It can’t see your beautiful design. It reads the code. Proper headings tell Google what your page is about. Fake headings make your site invisible, and you won’t rank in search engines and language models as well as someone with a better structure.

Is this better than mainstream tools for checking headings?
Yes. It’s instant, visual, and free. Those tools do more, but cost more. Predator does one thing exceptionally well and costs nothing. Add it to your tech stack.

What if nothing lights up?
Your template is using fake headings (styled divs/spans). Google sees it as one wall of text; this could mean you’re not ranking in search engines and AI Search.

 

Can I use this on competitor sites?

Absolutely. This is one of the best reasons to use it.  See how they structure content. Learn from their mistakes. Do it better.