Spelling and typo checks: Crawl Audit check 192

Short answer: typos make a business look careless, and Google's own quality questions ask about them. Check 192 flags commonly misspelled words and accidentally doubled words like "the the".

What Crawl Audit checks

• Warning: a word from Crawl Audit's list of common misspellings, or the same word twice in a row. The report lists up to six.
• Pass: none found.

It uses a short built-in list, not a full dictionary. It won't catch most typos, wrong words that are spelled correctly ("their" for "there"), or grammar. A pass means "nothing obvious", not "proofread".

What Google says

• From its self-assessment questions: "Does the content have any spelling or stylistic issues?" And: "Is the content produced well, or does it appear sloppy or hastily produced?"
• "Write content naturally and make sure the content is well written, easy to follow, and free of spelling and grammatical mistakes."

A quick proofing routine

• Run the text through a spell checker set to your audience's English (UK or US).
• Read headings, buttons and prices separately. They're short, so errors hide in plain sight.
• Read the page aloud once. Doubled and missing words show up straight away.

On devmarde.com

Crawl Audit flagged nothing on our homepage on 6 October. It passes, which only means none of the words on its list appeared.

Sources

• Google Search Central, Creating helpful, reliable, people-first content (updated 5 October 2026) and SEO Starter Guide, checked 6 October 2026.