Technical SEO audit
Find what keeps your site from being found
A good site can still be invisible if search engines struggle to read it. We check how they see your pages and give you a ranked list of fixes you can act on, with or without us.
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Why audit
Content and links cannot do their job if the foundation has cracks. Technical problems are quiet, common and often easy to fix once someone finds them.
Quiet problems
Pages blocked from search, duplicate addresses and slow templates rarely show any symptom except missing traffic.
Fix in the right order
Not all issues are equal. A list ranked by impact and effort saves weeks of fixing the wrong things.
Evidence you can hand over
Every finding comes with proof and a plain explanation, so you or your developer can act on it.
What you get
What the audit checks
Crawling and indexing
Whether search engines can reach your pages, which ones they keep and which they ignore, and why.
Site structure and links
How pages connect, orphan pages, broken links and redirect chains.
Speed and page experience
How fast pages load and respond on a phone, and what slows them down.
Duplicate and thin content
Pages that compete with each other or say too little to rank.
Titles, headings and structured data
What search engines read to understand and display each page.
Languages and mobile setup
Language tags, regional versions and how the site behaves on phones.
How we audit
From a crawl to a decision
We start by crawling your site the way a search engine does and comparing what we find with what search tools report as indexed and what your analytics shows as visited. The gaps between those three views point straight at the problems.
We then check the details that decide whether pages can rank: whether they load fast on a phone, whether they have unique titles and clear headings, whether similar pages compete with each other, whether the language versions are linked correctly and whether the structured data is valid.
We do not hand you a list of two hundred warnings from a tool. Many automated flags are harmless. We keep the ones that matter, verify each by hand and rank them by how much they affect your visibility and how hard they are to fix.
You receive a report that opens with the top fixes, a page for each with evidence and a clear explanation, and a call to walk through it. We also tell you what is already working, so you do not change it by mistake.
How it goes
What you receive
A short call
Your goals, your site and what worries you.
Access, view only
Your site address and, if you have them, search and analytics access with permissions to look and not change.
The audit
A crawl and a manual review of the issues that matter.
A ranked report
The top fixes first, each with evidence and an explanation.
A walkthrough
We explain it and answer your questions. Acting on it is up to you.
Send us your website and what you have noticed. We will tell you what we would check first.
Get a free auditIs it for you?
This is a good fit if
Your traffic is flat or has dropped
And nobody can say why.
You are about to redesign or move
And want to know what to protect before touching anything.
You have a bilingual or large site
Where small technical mistakes repeat across hundreds of pages.
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FAQ
Technical SEO audit questions
What people ask before a technical audit.
Is the audit free?
Our first look and consultation are free. A full technical audit of a larger site is a project, and we send a written proposal first.
What will I get at the end?
A short report with the most important fixes first, each with evidence and an explanation, plus a call to go through it.
Do I have to hire you to fix it?
No. The report is yours, and you or your developer can act on it. We can help if you want.
How long does it take?
It depends on the size of the site. We give you a date in the proposal.
What do you need from me?
Your site address and, if you have them, access to your search and analytics tools. We only look; we change nothing.
Which tools do you use?
A crawler, search engine tools, speed tests and your analytics, plus manual checks. We explain what each finding comes from.
Can you audit a site in two languages?
Yes, and we check the language setup carefully, because that is where many mistakes happen.
Will the audit tell me how to rank first?
It will remove what holds you back and show where to focus. Ranking also depends on content and competition, and we say so.
How often should I audit?
A full audit when something changes, such as a redesign or a drop, and a lighter check each year. A care plan includes ongoing checks.
What if you find very little?
Then your base is healthy, and we tell you where to put effort next. That is a good result.

Find out what is holding you back
Send us your site. We'll reply with what we would check.