Duplicate H1s are the most common thing we find and the least dramatic.
Two H1s isn't a penalty. It's a page that hasn't decided what it's about, and everything downstream, from internal links to your own content plan, inherits that indecision.
Serious question for anyone doing SEO for more than one site:
which part is actually the work, and which part is you re-reading the same crawl report in a different tab?
Every SEO tool hands you a list of problems.
I got tired of being the person who turns that list into work, so I built the thing that does the work.
IDMA is live. Here's what it actually does — and what it doesn't.
You don't pick an agent in IDMA.
You type "what's worst on my site right now" and the DM Manager either answers from the audit you already ran, or runs one and tells you it's running.
Picking the specialist yourself is optional, not required.
Two dozen technical checks on any homepage. No account, no payment details, no email.
Health score out of 100, a prioritized fix list, Core Web Vitals, indexing status.
We fetch the page once and we don't store your content.