Before you buy more SEO, find out where the site is stuck.
Many sites do not need another 100 pages. They need one product page that tells the truth, a clean redirect map, better internal links, or a Google profile that actually describes the service. An audit should reveal those problems in the order that matters.
What we review.
Site architecture and search data access, technical indexability, page content quality, topical ownership, competitor visibility, and conversion routes. We look at what Google actually sees — not just what the CMS reports. We reconcile claimed page counts with actual crawl evidence and Search Console data.
What you receive.
The final audit distinguishes verified problems, possible opportunities, and areas requiring additional data. Every recommendation identifies an owner and a proposed acceptance test. It does not turn a diagnostic into a disguised upsell list. You get a prioritized list of what to fix first, what to fix later, and what to leave alone because it's already working.
The order that matters.
A missing canonical on your most-visited service page is more urgent than a blog post from 2019 with a broken image. A Google Business Profile with the wrong category is more urgent than a third-tier directory listing. We rank issues by business impact, not by how impressive they sound in a report. The goal is a list you can act on, not a list that justifies a retainer.
When to ask for an audit.
Before you buy more SEO. After a migration or redesign. When traffic drops suddenly. When you're being sold a content program and you're not sure you need one. When your SEO provider's reports don't connect to actual enquiries. An audit is a diagnostic, not a commitment to ongoing work — though we can scope the fixes if you want us to.
Related services.
Questions about SEO audits.
Do I need to give you access to everything?
We need Search Console access at minimum. Analytics and CMS access help, but we can work with what you can share. We tell you what each access enables before we ask for it.
Does the audit include the fixes?
The audit is a diagnostic. We can scope the fixes separately if you want us to implement them. You also receive a prioritized list you can hand to your own team or developer.
How long does it take?
Typically one to two weeks depending on site size and access. We tell you the timeline before we start.
Request an SEO audit.
Give us Search Console access and tell us what you want to be found for. We'll return a prioritized list of what to fix first, what to fix later, and what to leave alone.