Indexing and technical basics
Covered
- Index coverage and exclusions
- Sitemaps, robots, canonical signals
- Clear technical blockers
This catches the issues that stop pages showing at all.
SEO audit
An SEO audit focused on what to fix first, and what can wait
Many SEO audits are long, vague, and hard to action. This one is designed to give you clarity, priorities, and a simple plan you can actually use. You will know what matters, what is noise, and what to do next.
If you already know the issue, you might be better with a quick job from services.
Practical, prioritised, and easy to action
The goal is not to produce a huge document. The goal is to give you confidence and direction. You get a short, prioritised list of issues, an explanation of why they matter, and clear guidance on what to tackle first.
Prioritised by impact
No filler or generic advice
Clear next steps
What an SEO audit includes
These are the core areas most small and mid-sized sites actually benefit from reviewing.
On-page and content clarity
Covered
- Page intent and keyword alignment
- Duplicates and cannibalisation signs
- Practical content improvement notes
This helps your important pages make sense to Google and users.
Performance and tracking confidence
Covered
- Core Web Vitals overview
- Tracking setup sense check
- What to measure next
This makes sure you are making decisions based on data you can trust.
What this audit is not.
Not a 60 page report
- Short, clear priorities
- Focused on what matters
- No filler sections
Not a long retainer pitch
- No pressure to “sign up”
- Book follow-up jobs only if needed
- Clear scope either way
Not content churn
- No automated blog plans
- No generic keyword dumps
- Focus stays on your real pages
FAQs
A few common questions. If you are not sure, send a quick note with your situation and we will reply with honest advice.
What is included in an SEO audit?
The SEO audit focuses on the areas most likely to affect visibility and performance. This usually includes indexing and coverage checks, technical foundations, on-page structure, and a review of Search Console and analytics. The goal is to highlight what matters most, not to document every possible issue.
Is this a technical SEO audit or a full marketing audit?
This is a focused SEO audit, not a broad marketing review. It looks at how search engines see and understand your site, where issues may be holding pages back, and what to prioritise next. It does not cover paid ads, social media or wider marketing strategy.
Will I get a long report?
No. The audit is designed to be readable and usable. You will receive a concise summary with clear findings and a prioritised action list. The emphasis is on helping you decide what to fix first, not on delivering a long document.
Do you fix issues as part of the audit?
The audit itself is review and recommendation focused. In some cases, small fixes can be included, but most changes are quoted separately so you can choose what to tackle next. This keeps the audit unbiased and focused on clarity.
What should I do after the audit?
Most people use the audit to decide their next step. That might be booking a one-off SEO package, choosing a specific micro job, or setting up ongoing support through a subscription or quarterly review. There is no obligation to continue.
Request an SEO audit
Most clients use the audit to decide their next step. That might be a one-off SEO package, a specific micro job, or ongoing support. There is no obligation to continue.