A website can generate plenty of tool warnings while only some affect its visibility or performance. An SEO audit helps you understand the findings and decide where your time and resources will make a useful difference.
What we review
We connect the review to your offering, important pages and business goals. We examine how search engines reach your content, which pages appear in search and how your site connects related topics.
Depending on the agreed scope, this can include technical obstacles, internal links, duplicate pages, content and data from available reporting accounts. We distinguish confirmed findings from questions that need further investigation.
What the report includes
You receive an explanation of the findings, why they matter and the recommended next steps. We set priorities according to potential impact, the work involved and dependencies between changes.
Recommendations should be understandable to both the business owner and the person implementing them. The report also identifies issues that can wait or do not justify a change.
Who it helps
An audit can support decisions before a larger investment, investigate visibility problems in an online shop or provide an agency with an independent technical review.
Frequently asked questions
How is an audit different from the Free Assessment?
The Free Assessment is a brief external check. A full audit is a detailed analysis with a separately agreed scope.
Who implements the recommendations?
Your team or our development partner can carry out agreed changes. Analysis and implementation are scoped separately.
What information is needed?
That depends on the review. We explain which data would be useful and why before work begins.
Get a Free Assessment
An initial assessment can help you decide whether a detailed SEO audit is worthwhile.