Search Engine Optimisation
Technical SEO Audit
A technical audit answers one question: which pages should rank and are not, and why. Every finding is ranked by traffic at stake against effort to fix.
- Engagement
- Fixed fee, with implementation quoted separately.
- Outcomes tracked
- Indexed page coverageCrawl efficiencyTemplate-level speed
Included
What this covers.
Delivered by the same team that builds your site and systems, so the work is not handed between agencies.
- Full crawl with index and status code analysis
- Rendering check against the rendered HTML
- Canonical, pagination and parameter handling
- Core Web Vitals by template
- Structured data validation
- Redirect chain and orphan page report
In detail
Who it suits, and how it works.
Best fit
Sites that publish regularly but see few pages indexed, or that lost visibility after a migration, redesign or platform change.
What we look for first
Index coverage and status codes, then rendering. A page whose main content only exists after JavaScript executes is often invisible to a crawler, which no amount of keyword work can fix.
How the report is ordered
Every finding carries the traffic it puts at risk and the effort to resolve it. Template-level fixes come before one-off page issues, because a single template change can repair hundreds of URLs.
Questions
Before you commit.
- How often should a technical audit run?
- Quarterly for a stable site, and immediately after any redesign, migration or platform change.
- Will you implement the fixes?
- Yes, if we have development access. Otherwise the report includes developer-ready specifications.
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ViewNext step
Tell us what you are trying to fix.
A short conversation is usually enough to know whether we are the right fit. If we are not, we will say so.