Pillar one
Technical Health & Indexation
Technical crawling that checks indexation issues, page speed, mobile rendering, and JavaScript handling — so search engines can find, render, and trust every page.
Most SEO audits are surface-level checklists. We conduct deep technical crawls, competitive benchmarking, and buyer-journey mapping to identify exactly where your ranking power is leaking. You get a prioritized roadmap with projected impact and realistic timelines — not a raw list of errors.
Our audits combine automated crawling with manual analysis — measured against revenue impact, not a checklist of technical errors.
We crawl your entire site, analyze your Google Search Console data, assess your backlink profile, review your top 5 competitors, and interview key stakeholders about business goals. This takes 1–2 weeks and produces a large dataset.
We analyze the data to identify patterns, diagnose root causes, benchmark you against competitors, and project the impact of each recommendation — prioritized by effort, timeline, and expected ROI.
You get a comprehensive report, usually 20–50 pages, with technical findings, competitive analysis, strategic recommendations, and a prioritized 90–180 day implementation roadmap.
Most clients use the roadmap to either engage us for 6–12 months of implementation or guide their internal team — every recommendation ties back to a measurable business outcome.
An SEO audit is a comprehensive analysis of your website’s search visibility, technical health, content relevance, and competitive positioning. A quality audit rests on three interconnected pillars:
Pillar one
Technical crawling that checks indexation issues, page speed, mobile rendering, and JavaScript handling — so search engines can find, render, and trust every page.
Pillar two
Keyword mapping against search demand and content analysis against top-ranking competitors, so you know exactly what is missing and why prospects choose them.
Pillar three
A backlink-profile and domain-strength assessment benchmarked against your market — because authority, not effort, decides who wins competitive queries.
Most agency “audits” are surface-level checklists — fix your 404s, add meta tags, improve speed — that never prioritize by business impact. A real audit tells you what will actually move your rankings and revenue.
Automated crawling combined with manual analysis across every discipline that decides how you rank:
Full-site crawl with indexation status for every page, mobile rendering and mobile-first indexing verification, and JavaScript rendering checks.
Page-speed and Core Web Vitals analysis, plus duplicate-content, canonicalization, and hreflang review to stop wasted crawl budget.
Keyword-universe mapping against real search demand and a competitive gap analysis of the queries you are missing.
Content-depth analysis against top-ranking competitors, buyer-journey mapping and content alignment, and internal-linking architecture review.
Backlink-profile and toxic-link analysis, competitor backlink-gap analysis, and domain and topical-authority assessment.
Citation consistency and review-management assessment, capped with a prioritized 90–180 day roadmap with estimated impact.
Timelines depend on site size and depth. Every audit is calibrated to your industry benchmarks and competitive landscape:
Run a full audit annually with lighter monthly monitoring. After a CMS migration or redesign, run one within 30 days to catch new issues before they cost you rankings.
We drive measurable business results. Most agencies hand over reports and walk away.
“You have 404 errors, fix them. You are missing meta tags, add them. Your site is slow, speed it up.” A crawl report is not an audit.
A 404 on a low-traffic page does not matter. Meta tags on uncompetitive keywords do not matter. Findings must be ranked by traffic and revenue impact.
Speed gains on pages that already rank matter far less than pushing a page sitting at position 5–15 over the line into page one.
Knowing your Domain Rating is 42 is meaningless without knowing your top competitor is at 68. Context is what turns data into a strategy.
A list of 200 technical issues with no roadmap leaves you exactly where you started. The output should separate quick wins from strategic projects.
These questions separate a real audit from a repackaged crawl report:
A list of 200 technical issues with no prioritization is a crawl report. Ask how they translate findings into revenue impact and which issues they fix first.
Shallow crawls miss deep pages, orphaned content, and pagination issues. Ask how many pages they crawl and whether they check JavaScript-rendered content.
A page that exists is not the same as a page that is indexed and ranking. Ask if they verify indexation via Google Search Console alongside crawl data.
Technical and content SEO are inseparable. An audit that ignores thin content, duplication, cannibalization, or missing E-E-A-T signals is incomplete.
Your metrics mean little without context. Ask whether the audit benchmarks authority, content volume, and technical health against your real competitors.
Audits should produce a prioritized action plan, not a raw data export — separating quick wins from strategic projects with an effort estimate and business case for each.
Many businesses receive an audit and do nothing with it. Ask whether implementation guidance, developer specs, or ongoing support are included.
Book a free consultation and we’ll walk through your technical health, content and keyword gaps, and backlink profile, then map the fastest path to more organic revenue.
Transparent pricing from day one. We scope your project during a free consultation and give you a fixed quote before any work starts:
Basic Technical Audit
Comprehensive Audit
Enterprise Audit
No hidden fees, no surprise invoices. Every engagement is backed by our 90-day performance guarantee: if your organic metrics do not improve within 90 days, you can cancel with no fees and no questions asked.
Typically 2–4 weeks from kickoff to final report, depending on site size and complexity. Large enterprise sites may take 4–6 weeks. We start technical crawling immediately while running concurrent competitive analysis.
An audit is a diagnosis: what is wrong and what is the priority. Ongoing optimization is the treatment — implementing the roadmap and iterating based on results. Most clients do an audit, then engage us for 6–12 months of implementation.
We can analyze what competitors rank for and how their content is structured, but we do not have access to their analytics or internal data. We can tell you what they are doing right publicly, and where you are losing to them.
That is actually valuable — better to know now than to discover problems after investing. We prioritize by impact and effort, focusing first on quick wins and then on longer-term fixes.
We use industry-leading tools (Screaming Frog, Semrush, Ahrefs, Google Search Console) and combine findings with human analysis. We have no vendor bias — we recommend tools based on what is appropriate for your situation.
Specific and actionable. Instead of “improve on-page SEO,” we say “optimize these 12 pages for these keywords with these changes.” We tie each recommendation to business impact.
Yes. We offer quick audits (1-week turnaround, focused on top technical and competitive gaps) and comprehensive audits (2–4 weeks, full strategic depth). Choose based on your urgency and budget.
Most growth-stage websites have optimization gaps worth six figures in missed organic revenue. Book a 30-minute call — no pitch. We walk through your biggest opportunities and give you a priority roadmap.
Pick a time that works for you. You’ll speak directly with a growth strategist who will review your goals and map the fastest path to more organic revenue.
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