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SEO audit

A technical and on-page SEO audit showing what stops search engines finding and ranking your pages.

Search problems often hide in technical detail: pages blocked from indexing, duplicate URLs splitting signals, slow templates, missing structured data. We crawl your whole site, compare it with Google Search Console data and your server logs where available, and review on-page content for the queries you care about. Every finding names the affected URLs and the fix.

What you get

  • A full-site crawl report covering status codes, redirects and canonical tags
  • An indexing review comparing your sitemap, robots.txt and Search Console data
  • Core Web Vitals results for each main page template
  • Structured data checks against schema.org types and Google’s rich result rules
  • Title, description, heading and internal link fixes for priority pages
  • A prioritised action list naming the affected URLs and the change for each

How it works

  1. 01

    Crawl

    We crawl every reachable URL as a search engine would and record status, canonicals, directives and links.

  2. 02

    Compare

    Crawl data is set against Search Console, analytics and logs to find pages that are missed or wasted.

  3. 03

    Review

    Priority templates and pages are checked for speed, structured data, content and search intent.

  4. 04

    Prioritise

    Findings become an action list ranked by impact and effort, which we walk through with your team.

Scope it now.

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What kind of site is it?
Roughly how many pages?
Do you use Google Search Console?
Is a redesign or migration planned?

Questions

Can you guarantee a top ranking?

No, and be wary of anyone who does. Rankings depend on competitors and on search engines’ own decisions. An audit removes the technical and on-page problems holding your pages back and shows what to fix first.

What access do you need?

Read access to Google Search Console and your analytics, and ideally Bing Webmaster Tools. Server logs help us see how crawlers really behave. We never need publishing access to run the audit.

Do you cover site migrations?

Yes. Before a migration we map old URLs to new ones, plan redirects and record a baseline. After launch we re-crawl, check every redirect and watch indexing so lost pages are caught quickly.