SEO Audits & Reports
See exactly what’s holding back organic growth-and how to fix it. Our audits prioritize issues by impact and effort, map them to a quarterly roadmap, and include dev‑ready recommendations with examples, owners, and deadlines.
Clarity over noise: few dashboards, actionable fixes, and steady month‑over‑month improvement.
Comprehensive audit scope
Technical
Crawling/indexing, robots/canonicals, sitemaps, redirects, pagination, hreflang, JS rendering, Core Web Vitals.
On‑Page & IA
Titles/meta, headings, copy quality, internal links, hubs/spokes, breadcrumb clarity, URL structure.
Content & E‑E‑A‑T
Topic coverage, gaps, freshness, author signals, bylines, references, and trust pages (about, contact, policies).
Off‑Page & PR
Link profile quality and relevance, brand mentions, asset opportunities for credible link earning.
Local
GBP profiles, NAP consistency, location pages, reviews velocity, photos, and local citations.
E‑commerce
PLP/PDP anatomy, filters/facets, canonical/pagination, product schema, feed alignment.
How we audit: data first, noise last
We combine crawl data, analytics, search console, and real page experience to separate critical issues from cosmetic tweaks.
Sources
- Site crawl and render checks (HTML + JS)
- Search Console: coverage, queries, CTR, links
- Analytics: landing pages, conversions, cohorts
- Core Web Vitals (lab + field)
- Server logs (where available)
- Merchant/GBP data for e‑com/local
Outputs
- Issue list with severity, scope, and business impact
- Dev tickets: steps, snippets, acceptance criteria
- Page map and content briefs where needed
- 90‑day roadmap with owners and milestones
Typical findings and how we fix them
Index bloat
Thin/faceted pages indexed. We adjust canonicals/robots, tighten sitemaps, add internal link rules.
Weak titles/meta
Rewrite with benefit‑led phrasing, reduce duplication, align to intent, and lift CTR.
Slow hero render
Preload critical assets, compress hero media, inline critical CSS, defer non‑critical scripts.
Broken internal paths
Fix 404s and redirect chains; update menus and breadcrumbs to final URLs.
Content gaps
Plan clusters and briefs; add examples, visuals, and internal links to strengthen depth.
Schema drift
Validate JSON‑LD, align with visible content, remove spammy or conflicting markup.
Dev‑ready snippets (examples)
Canonical + robots meta
<link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/widgets/">
<meta name="robots" content="noindex,follow">
Preload critical asset
<link rel="preload" href="/fonts/brand-regular.woff2" as="font" type="font/woff2" crossorigin>
FAQ schema (minimal)
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Reporting that helps decisions
Monthly summary
What changed, what moved, and why it matters-short notes with trends and next actions.
Key metrics
Visibility by topic, traffic to target pages, conversions, and Core Web Vitals by template.
Quarterly review
Roadmap progress, backlog re‑prioritization, and fresh opportunities from SERP changes.
One‑time Audit
Full assessment with prioritized fixes and a 90‑day plan-ideal before redesigns or growth pushes.
- Comprehensive issue list and dev tickets
- Content map and brief templates
- Playbooks for governance
Ongoing Audits & Reports
Monthly sweeps and quarterly planning while shipping fixes and content steadily.
- Regression checks and drift control
- New opportunities and tests
- Stakeholder updates, no fluff
Our audit process
1) Kickoff
Goals, markets, constraints, stack review, and success metrics agreed upfront.
2) Data & Crawl
Site crawl/render, console/analytics analysis, performance sampling, and link review.
3) Findings
Issues grouped by theme with impact, scope, and examples; duplicates consolidated.
4) Roadmap
Impact x Effort matrix; owners, deadlines, and acceptance criteria defined.
5) Handoff
Dev‑ready tickets, content briefs, and schema templates-ready to ship.
6) Review
Post‑fix verification and baseline reset; monthly progress notes.
Ready to get a clear, actionable SEO audit?
Share key URLs, markets, and goals. We’ll scope a precise audit with timelines, owners, and costs.
FAQs
How long does a full SEO audit take?
Typically 2–4 weeks depending on site size, internationalization, and data access (logs, feeds, etc.). We share a schedule at kickoff and keep stakeholders updated.
Will we receive dev‑ready tickets or just a PDF report?
You’ll receive both: a clear summary plus detailed, dev‑ready tasks with steps, code hints, and acceptance criteria to speed implementation.
Do audits include content and link recommendations or only technical items?
Audits cover technical, on‑page/IA, content/E‑E‑A‑T, and off‑page/PR guidance-plus local/e‑commerce specifics when relevant.
Can you support implementation and monthly reporting after the audit?
Yes. We can partner with your dev/content teams to ship fixes and provide monthly trend reports with next actions.