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Audit Standard / 2026.4

Rule explorer: Audit Standard 2026.4

Every check that defines technical readiness in MaxiMarket Audit Standard 2026.4, exactly as the audit applies it. Open a rule to see what it checks, why it matters, how to fix it, where its authority comes from and how much it counts.

Guides by topic: technical SEO audit rules, AI readiness, structured data and ecommerce product data.

Version
2026.4
Status
Current
Published
2026-10-01
Rules
94
Scored
74
Observations
34

Authority levels

Official search-engine requirement
A search engine documents it as required for a specific outcome, such as Google eligibility.
Strongest external authority
Open standard / Schema.org
Defined by an open standard or vocabulary: HTML, WCAG, IETF RFCs, Schema.org, Sitemaps, Open Graph.
Official platform recommendation
Recommended in official platform documentation, such as Google Search Central or an AI platform.
Accepted best practice
Widely accepted practice with a cited source, but no official requirement.
MaxiMarket recommendation
MaxiMarket’s own advice. Never presented as a search engine or platform requirement.
MaxiMarket methodology

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Observations

Observations are neutral facts. They are never pass or fail, never warnings, and never part of the Technical Score.

SOCIAL-OG-DESCRIPTION-001Observation · not scoredOpen Graph descriptionSocial metadataSocial Discovery
What is reported
Whether og:description is present, for pages that declare any well-formed og:* meta property.
Why it is not a rule
og:description is optional in the Open Graph protocol.
Sources
SOCIAL-OG-SITENAME-001Observation · not scoredOpen Graph site nameSocial metadataTechnical SearchAI DiscoverySocial Discovery
What is reported
Whether og:site_name is present, for pages that declare any well-formed og:* meta property.
Why it is not a rule
og:site_name is optional in the Open Graph protocol.
Sources
SOCIAL-TWITTER-CARD-001Observation · not scoredTwitter Card typeSocial metadataSocial Discovery
What is reported
Whether twitter:card is present, when Twitter metadata inspection is complete.
Why it is not a rule
X no longer publishes retrievable Cards markup documentation, so no platform requirement is claimed.
Sources
MaxiMarket recommendation without an external source.